"I urge those of you who praise George Wallace's actions to remember that he called out state troops at Selma in 1965 to stop a peaceful march by black people WHO WANTED THE RIGHT TO VOTE. Please read the 14th amendment to the Constitution ('equal protection of the laws') and the 15th amendment--which was added in 1870. George Wallace was literally in violation of the U.S. Constitution. If President Obama did that, you would call him a traitor."

Well, those blacks got their voting rights and how well is that working out? Furthermore, what kind of "equal protection under the law" has my race been getting for the past 50 years or so since they got those rights?

The Constitution was written by White people for White people, a homogenous population group. Granting equal rights to blacks and other non Whites has left the Constitution in shreds and left White people in a very precarious position, to say the least. The non White immigration bill of 1965 finished it all off.

The colorblind, libertarian "solution" to our race problems is a complete failure. The only practical solution I can think of is homelands based on race or, if we must live together, a return to Jim Crow.