>  ...   
      
    >  TR> Slavery ended over 150 years ago, but the message today is   
    >  TR> `modern-day whites are to blame'!   
        
    >  There are still grandchildren of slaves alive today.   
       
   One of my grandfathers was born in an area that was a German principality   
   prior to WWI.    
      
   He came to America with several of his cousins and some others because the   
   German Army began conscription and he didn't want to be IN the German Army.   
      
   Does that make `him' responsible for WWI? Or the fact that Germany `lost'?   
       
    >  It wasn't until 100 years after the end of slavery that Jim Crow   
    >  was abolished by federal law. It still took decades to make that   
    >  stick.   
      
    >  In the year 2,000 Florida removed tens of thousands of   
    >  legitimate black voters from the voting rolls, using a private   
    >  company, Choice Point, and refused to allow the company to do a   
    >  followup to insure the accuracy of their actions.   
        
   I do not live in Florida, have only visited the state a few times, and have    
   no way of verifying that claim. Either there's a lot more TO that than you're   
   telling, or you've misconstrued (again) something you read about.   
      
    >  Now, in Alabama, they are closing every DMV office in every   
    >  county with more than 75% black population. So much for getting   
    >  a photo ID being easy.   
      
   That silly story is all over the web. There's plenty of time between now and   
   November, 2016. Anyone who hasn't obtained a photo ID before  then wasn't   
   really trying.    
      
   It ain't all that complicated!   
   --- SBBSecho 2.27-Win32   
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