There are going to be rude people no matter who it is, but as white people are soooo used to doing, we tag that stigma to a whole class of people because we do not understand them. Not that this is always the case, but I have noticed that (of any groups), people tend to attribute positive experiences to an individual and negative experiences to the whole group. Where do we draw the line between someone truly being a biatch/ass/ racist and an attitude shared by a culture?
If there is a divide and conquer strategy and we KNOW that the government is setting us up for conflict, we do we still have an issue? One would believe that recognizing and admitting the problem is the first step in solving it...well, we've recogized the problem and the main reason why...why stop there? What can we now DO about it??
As far as the cab drivers are concerned, I have found EVERY cab driver I have met, be them Nigerian, Indian, Arab, white, etc to be rude. That seems part of the business, does it not?? Get em in, get em out, and get paid...
But then again, I only take cabs when in New York, and all New York people are inconsiderate and rude.... JUST KIDDING!!! I love you all!!! (not really, but some of ya'll)
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