Some bullets regarding the banks and the auto industry.

• The government should let the banks fail. Let the FDIC do its job and damn the rest.
• The government should let the auto industry fail. Out of the ashes of GM, Ford and Chrysler will rise small, high-tech startups who will manufacture the cars of the future. Most of them are already here. With the large trees felled, the little ones will grow faster.
• This is what economies, do. Anyone remember the dot com failure in 2000-2001? Out of the ashes came a ton of new companies with great ideas. Capitalism always has a way of making things work.
• Don't bore me with "the auto industry is too big." please. Larger sectors of our economy have fallen and come back. If it doesn't come back then blame the unions.

Barack Hussien Obama will be the 44th president. We have made history. 175 years ago blacks in this country were slaves. Today we have elected one president.

Just a quick reminder to all black people.

• Your car payments are still due. Your going to have to pay your car payments if you are to continue to drive.
• Your house payments are still due. If you didn't make your house payment your going to be foreclosed on. Sorry bout that.
• If you committed a crime, you may end up in jail.

And seriously, what is going to change for black people? Ten to fifteen seconds after the euphoria wears off the following will happen:

• Black men will still have disdain for educated like Barack and will either want to rob or kill them.
• Black women will continue to chose thugged out men men who will beat/cheat on them over a man like Barack.
• People who use the same English Barack uses (Standard English) will still be looked at as acting white.
• The killing fields of Chicago, Washington DC, Newark, Atlanta and Detroit will continue ad infinitum.

All Barack has really done is show that a cultural change is necessary in order to succeed. Successful black people have been saying this for decades.

Nothing has changed then, nor will it now.

The curtain of socialism has fallen. All achievement will now be punished. The age of entitlement has begun.

I cannot believe that this is even going before a grand jury.

On September 30, Derrick Jones decided to beat up a cop and in the process got shot. Dead.

His brother Dewayne Jones said: "My brother, my mother's son, was murdered"

Murdered? Indeed. By who? Rene Villanueva? The cop who did the shooting?

Derrick Jones murdered himself.

Dewayne Jones also makes the assertion that: "The right choices wasn't made that night,"

Are you kidding?

Name the wrong choices here:

• Doing PCP
• Getting pulled over.
• Jumping out of the car and having it crash
• Punching a police officer in the head

Which choice was wrong?

Here's some advice for anyone else who decides that punching a police officer is a great idea
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Seriously. Let it go.

You cant call this one racism either. While this incident was unfortunate, it could have been avoided. I doubt if Rene Villanueva set out to kill anyone that day.

Farmers Branch Texas produced another city ordinance to ban illegal immigrants from renting property in the city limits.

Another lawsuit came what, ten, fifteen seconds later?

The first ordinance was ruled illegal because it put the burden on landlords to verify citizenship. The new ordinance orders landlords to pay a five dollar charge for a license to occupy and swear that tenants are in the country legally.

What I don't understand is how the illegal immigrants are being unlawfully treated in the first place. They are in this country illegally so, sending them out of this country is not exactly what I would call illegal by any means.

I challenge anyone to show my how this is illegal or run afoul of the constitution in any way.

Like U.S. citizens going abroad, entering this country is a privilege, it is not a right. If I went to Central America and got mistreated, I can always leave and go back to the country I came from. These people, however benign they are, can do the same.

I read about the recent debacle at Spruce High School. This story has been played out a million times.

• Students go to a school that generally fails.
• Parents and concerned students show up to support it.
• The school board or the state take whatever action they deem necessary anyhow.
• Parents and concerned students protest
• The school board or the state take whatever action they deem necessary anyhow.

Rinse and repeat.

Its time for the concerned students of Spruce High School (and their parents) to do the impossible.

"
The Students who tried to save Spruce High School will be successful no matter where they go.
"

Its time for you to start thinking about things larger than yourselves. The students who asked the school board to leave their school intact are no doubt great students. Their impassioned pleas are proof of how smart they are and how much they care.

Guess what? They are going to be successful in life regardless of where they go to school.

The problem is, your being selfish. Your not thinking about the students who aren't making the grade. They need a better than what they are getting. They aren't as bright as you.

The fact is, the school needed to be dismantled. Young people usually don't like change and I understand that however, let this be a lesson that change is a way of life. You just got introduced to it a little sooner than you'd like.

Stop thinking about how your lives got disrupted and think about the students who are less fortunate and not as bright as you are. They deserve a chance too.