GenrXr
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
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 Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 3:43 pm Post subject: Article regarding Black men in America |
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This is the problem with Black men in America.
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"I just get frustrated with my brothers. With black men . . . wasting life. But then, on the other hand, I wonder: Is there something in society that keeps us down?" said Edward Howell, 57, a D.C. resident who was interviewed in the poll.
I have written about this in the past and it needs mention again.
In J.F. Stephens refutation of secular humanism and in particular Comte and Mill, Kirk writes,
As for fraternity-who really believes in it? “It is not love that one wants from the great mass of mankind, but respect and justice.” Are we really brothers? “Are we even fiftieth cousins?” And though we should be, is not this relationship too abstract for any practical action in our vale of tears, with so many more pressing problems about us? To proclaim every man your brother is to deny that any particular man has claims of kinship upon you.
The Conservative Mind, Russel Kirk 1953 p.314
Blacks needs to reject secularism and embrace the nuclear family.
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