Wednesday, 16 September 2009

Jimmy, You been Drinking that Peanut Flavored KoolAid Again?

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I think I'll go have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich...Ex-President Jimmy Carter should stick to something he is good at, like Habitat for Humanity.  Instead, he pokes his nose into a subject Georgians know all to well, Racism.  Got Rebel Flag?

The peanut farmer from fiscal hell saw fit to criticize Joe Wilson for his statement of fact made at an in-opportune time during Our Dear Leaders impassioned plea before a joint assembly of Con-gress to waste another 4 trillion dollars over 10 years on pending healthcare legislation.

Ya'll remember Jimmy, he's the president that single handedly brought about a recession back in the 70's.  Thank God, Reagan came along and got that peanut buttery mess straightened out.

Two things never change their spots, Leopards and Liars.  Go Joe!

 

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Monday, 14 September 2009

What makes a racist in the 21st Century?

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Would you know a racist if you met one?It seems I've pissed off a few people in the liberal cyberworld.  They are angry because I refuse to say I'm sorry for calling Obama Soro's and Rockefeller's 'House Nigger' in my article which was the focus of the simulated Blogacause shutdown.  How easy the racist card is played nowadays, in light of the growing furor over more government spending and unfettered intrusion into our lives.  And yet these same who would call me racist have never once in any of their writings or media presentments ever considered the systemic reasons for the persistence of racism in America; nor how they in their beliefs, which dictate their vote, contribute to this blight upon our society.

Most notable in trying to trump the political discourse with the race card is Janeane Garofalo, who insists that the outcry against Congress and Obama's policies and multi-Trillion dollar spending spree are nothing more than racism because Obama is black.  Her normal diatribe is that we are red necks, fundamentally retarded, racist, the list goes on and on.  Obviously, Janeane has enough money in the bank that paying more taxes won't hurt her, and since she is an old maid without kids, she won't have to worry about her progeny having to pay off this unbelievable debt.  Perhaps not having her genes mixed with the greater genetic pool isn't such a bad thing...

Where was your outrage when Harry Belafonte referred to Colin Powell as a 'House Nigger'?  Where was your diatribe when Condolezza Rice was called a 'House Nigga' by Ted Rall.  Where is the outrage at the genocide happening in Africa?  Where is the outrage against the genocide of African-Americans which Obama supports?  Where is the outrage against our U.S. government which institutes policies that profoundly deny black Americans access to home loans?  Where is the outrage at the continued creation of government funded institutions that bind black Americans to programs that keep them dependent as a form of economic slavery?  Where is the outrage over the governments involvement in cocaine distribution in black neighborhoods?  Where is the outrage at the idea that reverse racism is a falsehood?

I believe that Obama had a singular chance to profoundly change race relations in America.  I believe with each passing day that he continues to promote an agenda that smacks of socialism, onerous government and slight of hand reparations he is frittering away this opportunity to profoundly bring the many races of this country together as one.

This then is my stance, I will not renounce in anyway my statements in that article until those two men apologize for their disgraceful words directed at two of the finest government officials to grace American politics in many years... nor will I while Obama and the race-bating Congress continue to enslave blacks with misguided government policy and unearned entitlements.

 

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Monday, 24 August 2009

Racism, Free Speech and Censorship

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Its time to bury racism in americaI wrote a short piece about where I think we are currently with the issue of racism and politics in America.  While trying to get a better feel for that I came upon a few sites that I found disturbing not only for their implied content but for what I found when I got there.  The first site is called, 'The Daily Nigger' ( TDN ), the second is 'Daily Nigga' ( DN ) and the third is called, 'United Niggers of America' ( UNA ) which appears to be working and is spread across several different domain names.

Department of Homeland Security website shutdownThe first two sites have a stark black webpage with a supposed message from the Department of Homeland Security stating:

This website has been shutdown due to violations of DHS Cyber Security policies and the Office of the President of the United States Cyber Watch Program. This site has been determined to be not in keeping with current policies regarding truthfulness about the Administrations Health Care Reform and has been deemed a threat to National Security by inciting revolt against the policies and procedures of the Office of the President. If you are aware of any other sites that you feel violate the aforementioned policies please click here!

The questions I have concerning this are, did the Obama administration have these two websites shutdown?  Or is this a gimmick to get a message across to the public?  While I believe it's the later, it would not surprise me if the former is true.

The reason I think this is a gimmick is because anyone with a little digging can actually get to some of the pages on the TDN, like for instance their About page.  The site owners make it clear that they are not racist, instead they are using this inflammatory platform to make a statement about free speech.  Did they go too far?  Did they offend the delicate sensibilities of our presidential adminstration?

While I find the domain name of these sites quite distasteful, I can fully appreciate the content of the site.  They are angry that our government is treating all americans like the black community has been treated in the past.

Are they legally protected free speech?  Does the content or site name determine if the site is a hate site or constitutionally protected?

Let me know what you think of these sites. 

 

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