Offshoredrillin
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I can tell you guys that that article is filled with a lot of BS. They built a huge mall in Charles county about 20 years ago in a town called waldorf. Since that time, the entire county has gone downhill as a direct result of minorities. I'm not a racist...I just call it like I see it. Crime has gone up and property values have decreased. Many people who I grew up with in PG county moved down there to get away from PG county. Now they have all moved further out to get away from it.![]()
this is exactly true. Having grown up in Waldorf for the first 21 years of my life, I grew up working on a tobacco farm with many black people, they were and still are my friends when I see them and go back to visit my parents graves. the difference that Mark is eluding to isn't the color of the peoples skin, it is the attitude that has brought back the racial tensions in the US. I remember as a child being scared of our maid/cleaning lady because she was black, but she took me and sat down and we talked and to this day I remember her words, " It ( her skin color) wont wash off, it is what is inside a person that makes them who they are" I went through 12th grade with her grandson.
Waldorf has always been considered "southern" Maryland, closer to its southern roots, and people of different races usually respected each others areas and cultural differences. there is an area called Malcolm now, everyone used to call it dog patch, both blacks and whites. I think the respect for cultural diversity is gone. I cannot comprehend what it is to go through life as a black American, nor would I try to, because I cant be something I am not. But I certainly can respect someone for being a good person regardless of the color of their skin, the same as I can look on one with disdain for the same reasons.