Ahhhh enough!

First, I'd like to say "thanks" to the Splendora community for posting the Columbia University noose incident on your what to lists.  Having been out of the US for almost  six years -- I'm left with this weird feeling of "huh?" ~ or "what?"  when I read about these types of racist acts.  It's all so antiquated and weird and meant to say and accomplish what? 

Is this person trying to say he wishes we could go back to the days when blacks were hung ~ as if that could ever happen.  I have to say that as much as I  have love for the US -- it's so refreshing and mentally, psychologically and emotionally liberating to be outside of a context where I've always had to think about race -- or why this racist act happened --or was this or that person discriminating against me.  

Rasicm wears you down.  And it's rooted in nothingness -- meaning it's meaningless.  Our capacity to live out our lives as humans and experience all the joys of life are simply " a human experience" -- not that our lives are not colored by the intricacies of our unique ethnic, religious and social backgrounds -- but why do people fear that?  Why does my existence in my natural state make someone want to hate me?  I don't and will never get it.  Ahhh enough!