Buddy, talking in a condescending manner to a stupid person is not how white people talk to black people, it is how white people talk to all people, including other white people. You want white people to conform to your standards but you don't seem to be willing to conform to ours. If I speak to a stupid person, I will speak down to them. I speak down to children to an extent. If you are my equal, I will speak to you equally, be you black, white, Indian or what have you, and I have done so many a times in my past.
With regards to giving to the community. I pay a good 30-40% of my hard earned money in tax to the community. I work well over 200 hours per month, overtime I do not get paid for, meaning that that 30-40% is in fact an even greater percentage of what I should actually earn. I work my ass off for the community and yet you want more from me? I'd like to see the community function without my money supporting them.
You mention racist comments from white people on news 24. Need I remind you of the recent spat of racist remarks from black people as well? As least the whites get condemned but I don't see anybody doing as such for the bloody idiots at the youth league who can spew whatever bile they wish without so much as a consideration for those that they may offend.
You've (YES YOU, Not the idiot Malema or his cronies, YOU) managed to push me with your comments to the point where I will do everything in my legal power to NOT do anything for this country. I will follow the leadership's example and strip this place bare of whatever it has to offer and flee when it goes wrong end up. I'm sick and tired of black people EXPECTING white people to sacrifice and give things up for their benefit. It's not your bloody right, it's a privilege to have people train you and educate you and take you under their wing. I've had people do that for me, vastly experienced people and I will forever be in their debt. The difference is that I show them that appreciation while I get no such thing from black people. I've attempted to depart some of my knowledge, in my own time and at my own initiative, to guys working with me, but they simply didn't want to make the effort of meeting me half way and simply expected the privileges that come with that knowledge to be handed to them without doing any of the work, the same work I had to do to get where I am today. Screw this sense of entitlement.