Congressional apology for slavery was completely illogical
This zinger from the Southern Avenger (who was that masked man?) needs to be circulated near and far:
But in reality the wagging finger of today's slave drivers has more to do with politically correct fashion than logic — Sharpton, Jackson, and company completely ignore the slavery that exists in modern Africa, yet they can't stop talking about an institution that's been long gone in America.
Things have gotten so absurd that even alleged symbols of slavery like the Confederate flag are considered so offensive that major retailers often refuse to stock merchandise featuring them. Meanwhile, these same stores gladly stock merchandise that very well may have been made by actual slaves.
Of course it's all nonsense. It's not the real problem of modern-day slavery that motivates guilt mongers like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, but the power and treasure in manipulating white guilt. Well done, Southern Avenger!
And we didn't even have a chance to thank him.
posted by Michael Tuggle @ Thursday, August 14, 2008
4 Comments
4 Comments:
Watch this video to the end by black Rev. Manning, P.H.D. of Harlem, NYC
http://www.atlah.org/broadcast/ndnr07-28-08.html
I once heard that slavery is a state of mind. If you look at the slavery question then this is apparent. Slavery in the US was tried on all races. Only the Africans seemed the best race. Whites would kill their owners or run away. Indians would just die. The same for Asians. Only the blackman seemed to thrive. The same is happening in our modern world. Blacks are slaves to the past and their "leaders". They do not seem to have the capacity to original thought. Thus we see people like Jackson and group continuing with their message of hate.
cajie,
Great video. It's good to see a little sanity from time to time.
david,
And that's exactly how the race hustlers make their fortunes, by keeping blacks enslaved to bitterness and self-defeating dependence.
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