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(sorry, i ran out of time to edit the first post above) btw, i'm not a democrat, that's why that entire issue in jacksonville was such an ironic event. and just b/c i'm not a democrat doesn't mean i won't speak up if something is happening to hilary or obama; why? well, b/c we are all Americans first, and politics LAST.
this country was built on a variety of arguments, but the biggest or the one on the top (if you think in terms of hierarchy) is the argument about rebel vs. obedient.
with rebel vs/ obedient, as a nation, we rebelled against the mother country (benefit). yet, those who were obedient to their religion, became very rich, simply b/c the religion required frugal spending, hard work, and family. ironically, there was an inner conflict that mirrored the national issue of independence, and that was the southern slaves and the old south; the old south wanted no part of the union, rebel. and the slaves wanted no part of their masters, rebel (and when i mean slaves, i am not only talking about those from africa, i'm tired that, (and there were plenty of white surfs who couldn't own land, and women couldn't own land) slaves were also native indian and there were slaves brought from china to build the railroads, and there were whites who were forced to work in debtors camp or by virtue of their family name, weren't able to own property, etc. and there were free blacks and indians who had problems with the ability to own property and vote w/o feeling threatened)...all of this stuff was REBEL vs. OBIEDENT. as both parties involved in either rebelling or obeying, feels as if they are rewarded for it.
if you understand that this argument is an ongoing energy in this country, then it makes sense as to why some whites may think a black conservative is weird, or a black/minority person thinking black conservative is strange or a sell out or white-washed. and it would also make sense why there are whites/blacks (vis versa, order of b/w doesn't matter) who are for rebellion at any means, just for the sake of it, b/c both think that it was beneficial, as a nation to escape being over taxed, and as a country when it came to slavery. and there are those who think that obedience offers the benefit, so there are both blacks/whites who think that any black rebel or white rebel are troublesome, meaning, there is not value to rebel, yet, that's what afforded this country it's independence, and that's what afforded the freedom of a slave-caste. Not only that, obedience seemed to reward the family and finances, so, there are those who would question a black/minority for not following a more conservative route which is beneficial to society as far as family values and finances as far as being conservative in spending and working hard. And again, the rebels wonder why would a white person be involved with such as strong since of control, as if they are putting themselves in a slave like system, in order to have fringe benefits, when they wouldn't want to be part of the mother-england's version of control, so we go around and around.
and there is another issue, if you think of algebra as a bunch of terms, and each terms are related to social issues, so, let's take race, race is a term, but depending on the person, that term may equal to zero, meaning, it's not important to them, and if someone wanted to control them, they would need to think outside of race, and since that's more sophisticated, most systems of control (on any level and in any racial group think) would prefer us to think in terms of "race", as it's simple to control ppl after that point.
so, here's an example of terms in algebra: (just for a quick review: everything in between the + sign is a term)
xy+zab+ab+Xyb+yba=C_sub1 or CURRENT SOCIAL ISSUE FOR PERSON or GROUP
if xy= race, and race doesn't matter, the new equation is:
zab+ab+Xyb+yba=C_sub2 or CURRENT SOCIAL ISSUE FOR PERSON or GROUP
if you want to control that person, or balance both equations, you now have to figure a way to control or amplify those other terms (how can we get C_sub1=C_sub2). get it?