Thursday, August 17, 2006
Doing Business with a Racist
Creditwrench CEO Billie Bauer is an admitted racist. A case on point is this thread. It's pretty obvious from that thread, and others, how Creditwrench CEO Billie Bauer feels about anyone who isn't a male caucasian. Somehow he's convinced himself that African-Americans have no problem with being called the "N" word. There are simply no bounds to the mans ignorance.
On its most basic level, racism is about one's own inadequacy, so I suppose it should come as no surprise how Creditwrench CEO Billie Bauer feels about others. Every day is a struggle for Billie as he seeks to cope with his inadequacies.
He's been divorced 8 times. Unable to hold a job due to his lack of education, he was constantly uprooting his family and moving to other states to find work. His inability to manage his own finances has caused him to be evicted on numerous ocassions.
Now, in his mid-70's, living on nothing more than a Social Security check, he is seemingly unable to cope with the fact that he is the bottom rung of societies ladder.
Disparaging others allows him to feel better about himself. As he sees his African-American neighbors continuing to become more affluent while his own situation worsens, he conjures up images of his youth when minorities held a different position in society than now. He is given to living in the past with no hope of a future.
He's not to be pitied as pity is a form of condoning, and we should not condone racist theives.
Karma has caught up to the man who has attempted to make a living by cheating others under the guise of helping them.
On its most basic level, racism is about one's own inadequacy, so I suppose it should come as no surprise how Creditwrench CEO Billie Bauer feels about others. Every day is a struggle for Billie as he seeks to cope with his inadequacies.
He's been divorced 8 times. Unable to hold a job due to his lack of education, he was constantly uprooting his family and moving to other states to find work. His inability to manage his own finances has caused him to be evicted on numerous ocassions.
Now, in his mid-70's, living on nothing more than a Social Security check, he is seemingly unable to cope with the fact that he is the bottom rung of societies ladder.
Disparaging others allows him to feel better about himself. As he sees his African-American neighbors continuing to become more affluent while his own situation worsens, he conjures up images of his youth when minorities held a different position in society than now. He is given to living in the past with no hope of a future.
He's not to be pitied as pity is a form of condoning, and we should not condone racist theives.
Karma has caught up to the man who has attempted to make a living by cheating others under the guise of helping them.
