Why I Hate Blacks But Admire Asians, Indians, Jews and Whites

There has been much uproar recently over the column written by Kenneth Eng entitled "Why I Hate Blacks," which appeared in AsianWeek, a national English-language newsweekly for Asian Americans. In the article Eng states that blacks are weak-willed, Asian hating, easy to coerce, complacent in subjection to slavery and we just don't get it. In reply to this I must say I agree.

I thank Mr. Eng for being so honest about his observations and feelings. I don't know the reason for Mr. Engs article and I really don't care, but he has said things that really needs to be said. There is nothing new in Mr.Engs article, these are feelings that a great deal of people have about us. I find it really refreshing that Mr.Eng had the courage to speak his mind on issues that a lot of blacks and non-blacks do agree with. My only regret is that because of his honesty he has lost his job.

Take it as a wake-up call black people, it's time to reflect on our history, our current conditions and where we are heading. The world is quickly changing and in 20 years Asian countries will play a much bigger role in world affairs than they do right now. Where will we as black people fit in this new world?

As a people our biggest enemy has been ourself, we make a lot of noise but never have any substance to back up our attention seeking asses. We are powerless and self defeating and as Mr. Eng points out weak-willed.

We are always tearing each other down and have little respect for those that came before us. We don't value our history and therefore we don't learn from it. Black men are always running from their responsibilities and want to be praised when we do the things we are suppose to.

When one of us achieve success, we don't want the responsibility of being looked at as role models. We value the most meaningless things while ignoring the more important ones.

Can you name any single black person or country on this planet that has any real power? I can't.

Now look at the Asian community. What are they doing? How many successful businesses do they own? Do you see them running around boasting about their cars, jewellery or the house they live in? No.

Asians work smart and hard, accumulating wealth and power with out drawing attention to themselves. I love and respect them for their work ethics. I only wish that we could learn from their success and our failure.