About The Angry Girl Who Ran Over a Rival In St. Louis...

This is exactly what I mean about what is going on in America. This is the type of behavior that I have witnessed (minus somebody getting run over) I have seen groups of people – mostly females – angry and yelling at each other. That’s the same type of attitude that they bring into the workplace. People with good attitudes get promoted or just find a job with a better environment then, the angry people cannot figure out why they can’t make it in life. We have to discuss these things. We have to expose these things without fear of being labeled a bigot or racist. 

It has also occurred to me, that perhaps people have not witnessed this type of behavior. Perhaps they have not ventured outside of their comfort zone and have only “heard of” but never really met poor people – truly poor or hopeless people that do not look it.  These are people who have forgotten how to have a conversation and instead react and yell.  If you try to have conversation with them, they can’t see you or hear you – all they know is anger.

Many of these people look like they do OK; they have clothes, do their hair and even have rides but when you go to their homes, these are crowded, cluttered, there is no privacy and the food comes from through food stamps.  Many times, there is verbal abuse that is not seen as such – it’s “just the way they talk”

Perhaps people think that throwing money at them, giving them free stuff is an act of kindness. Vote for the candidate that says that right things – he/she will help the poor. “Love Wins!” yeay…  No. These girls are in this trouble because somebody didn’t set them straight. They didn’t have a strong parental guidance, standards and the example of dedication, drive and focus in their lives.  They are like this because they gave in to peer pressure from kids who didn’t learn discipline either because their parents did not know better. These girls got into a street fight. One may end up paralyzed and the other is going to jail, whenever they find her.

Decades of giving in to political correctness and being afraid of offending people and encouraging the victim mentality while at the same not teaching morals have created this.  They don’t want to hear that they can change their lives either – they have learned that all they have to do is call someone “racist” and that person will fold.  A Black woman taught me not care.  She was a Marine – tough as nails and she told not to “care about that shit”  

So, call me racist, call me bigot, call me whatever you want but I know better. I know the number of kids that I have been able to help by setting them straight – I set standards and set my foot down and every one of my son’s friends, any kid who set foot in my house, anyone I worked with or became my friend has known that I have standards.  At the same time, I have not tried to recapture my youth by behaving like a kid – my time of going out to “party” was over as soon as I had my kid.  That’s what it takes – mothers behaving like mothers, instead of chasing after men and men having self respect and behaving like fathers should. 

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