For those who question whether Republicans are racist...

[DaveJ]

Just a little tidbit from a WSJ comments page.
Minority Births are a New Majority

Some jerk posted this, which has received 4 anonymous "thumbs up" recommendations so far, in 37 minutes. This is how many of them really feel, and it's disgusting:

In the history of the world there has never been a successful nation along the size and importance of the United States that was multi- cultural, ethnic, religious and racial.

Prior to the 1964 Immigration Reform Act the US was not a diversified nation. It was comprised mostly of descendents of white Europeans who had consistent Judeo-Chirstian values. In large part we cross this historic line because of that '64 law, which Ted Kennedy and Liberal Democrats said wound NOT happen. They lied as usual. We are also losing our Judeo-Chirstian values for a variety of reasons. I'll chalk up most of that up to the liberalization of our society in general.

[hedgehog]

1. "secretly"?

[DaveJ]

3. Good point, I took out that word.

Many of them will deny it, but their behavior makes it obvious.

[hedgehog]

5. Kudos to you for being a good sport!

[patrice]

2. Total ignorance of the economic history of the U.S. They need to read Howard Zinn. nt

[rurallib]

15. republicans read? you are jesting

and Howard Zinn for gosh sakes! It would kill them.

[patrice]

16. Yep. And it's Alice-through-the-fucking-looking-glass that THOSE are the very same traits that make

them BAD BUSINESS-PERSONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[patrice]

17. Not a curious or creative bone in their bodies!!!

[NNN0LHI]

4. Just call one on it sometimes like I do and see how defensive they get

Ask them if they have ever used the "N" word and watch them squirm. That will tell anyone all they need to know.

Don

[marybourg]

6. That poster is an ignoramus.

A study of history shows that nearly all large countries have been amalgams of different ethnicities; migrating, trading, escaping from wars, famines and plagues, intermarrying, looking for grazing and farming lands, etc, just as in our our own time and place.

[Liberal_in_LA]

7. The internet will make you think everyone is a racist a**hole. I have to remember that a few

people post all over the internet. the same racist hateful crap.

[DaveJ]

8. There are yahoos everywhere, but this is a little different

What's disturbing about this, is that it seems to be written in a pretty intelligent manner, indicating this guy could be a boss, executive, or even a politician. If he has any kind of power he probably is discriminating against people day to day.

[Liberal_in_LA]

10. yeah, those type exist also.

[sinkingfeeling]

9. Really? Never heard of the Roman Empire I suppose. Also, the writer

seems to have missed the Chinese laborers and African slaves that remained in the US. And I say, "Three cheers for the liberalization of our society!"

[Mr Dixon]

11. SMH

Simply not amazed or surprised at all, these people only read things the back up what the already believe. My only question is? If you believe this is true or right then why hide under an anonymous tag?

[Dawson Leery]

12. Typical right wing bigotry.

I know of many right wing bigots who wrongfully blame Ted Kennedy and the Immigration Reform Act.

[Ganja Ninja]

13. I can almost hear the voices of Sean Hannity & Bill'o as I read it.

I wouldn't doubt the commenter was sitting in the bowels of FOX News offices when he wrote this.

[yellowcanine]

14. When the Jewish religion and Christianity started Europeans were still a bunch of pagan warring

tribes. And Jews and Christians were almost certainly what we would consider "minorities" today.

[provis99]

18. never? How about India, you dumbass WSJ poster.

It has been a rich and successful multi-cultural and multi religious country a lot longer than the US.