Posted on 04/22/2013 5:32:31 AM PDT by servo1969
"Well, I have embarrassed the black community. At least that's what this woman told me. She was educated. She told me she had her masters degree and she said, "You are an embarrassment to the black community the way you badmouth Barack Obama! You should be ashamed of yourself! No self-respecting educated negro would ever speak publicly about a black man they way you do about Barack Obama.' She said that she "is so embarrassed to even be affiliated with the black race because of me." That I am a "total disgrace" of the black community because of the way I talk about some blacks who have "had some hard times," some blacks who "may be on welfare," but "especially" about the lord and savior Barack Hussein Obama. She said I am "an embarrassment."
"Now, what she didn't say was that Barack Obama is an embarrassment with the way he has supported the terrorists. Barack Obama is an embarrassment with the way he has advocated partial-birth abortion and infanticide to babies. that's not an embarrassment to her. Barack Obama destroying the black community and doing everything he can to make sure all blacks are unemployed - that's not a disgrace to the black community but "ET Williams is a disgrace to the black community" the way he speaks the president of the United States. And he even "speaks badly" about welfare queens and kings. "What gives me the right," she says, "to speak that way about the black community?!"
"And so I said, "Oh, is that right darling? I am an embarrassment to the black community?" And I asked those same questions I just presented. "What about Barack Obama? With all the filth he has infiltrated[sic] on country and the black community you not embarrassed about Barack Obama, right?" "He's doing the best he can!" is what she told me. I said, "Are you out your freaking mind? He's doing the best he can? What about him lying with Benghazi? He had four men killed and he lied about it." "You don't know if that's the truth!" she said."
Hear the rest here:
I think they come in cereal boxes too
Whenever I hear someone say they are educated, I figure they have just been processed through some school.
The sad part is if you and I worked at the same place and were overheard by a black person discussing what we are discussing, we would both probably loose our jobs.
“What about him lying with Benghazi? He had four men killed and he lied about it.” “You don’t know if that’s the truth!” she said.”
And she cannot prove that it’s NOT true.
"There are two races. The decent and the indecent."---Victor Frankl
FMCDH(BITS)
The college of education is where all of the non-hackers for any other degree program went, and that was almost 40 years ago. The second destination for the academically challenged was the school of journalism.
Don’t worry about it ET. You are in the human race Brother.
If the white-skinned people really were racist,0bama would never have been elected Senator,much less pResident.
And several other PITA leftist blacks would never have gotten beyond mayor or ,at best Representaive in the House.
It needed leftist whites to vote for the most radical leftist regardless of skin color .
So most blacks vote for the black.
Most black politicians are leftist and socialists.
Somewhere around a little less than half of whites are leftists.
No wonder we’re in this handbasket getting warmer.
My personal half-baked theory is that generations of blacks acquired the socialist mindset courtesy of their Democrat slave-ownibg master. The average black slave saw little connection or benefit in their owm situation from working harder;indeed the natural response to forced labor is to do just enough to avoid further punishment. .Since the masters owned everything ,generations of blacks internalized the idea of the house they sleep and eat in NOT belonging to them,and only that which they wore or carried being theirs.
People who have never known freedom can find it scary.
Perhaps something psychologically similar is at play in making so many of the past couple generations socialists.I posit that too many parents ,enjoying the economic boom of post WW2 , gave money too freely to their children.The common phrase was “I don’t want my kids to do without “xx” like I did.” But not enough thought went into whether the “x” was truly needed,and whether the child had earned “x”.By “x” I do not mean love, decent food,clothing,shelter,and care but all the extras like a new car for the 16th birthday,too generous allowance without any chores,and too many expensive toys if the child has shown no inclination to properly care for things.Children who reach legal age without ever having earned anything by their own effort,almost never appreciate those things,and just expect more goodies to keep coming .They expect the government to do as did their parents.
So in a way,the current crises are because the “greatest generation” didn’t insist that all levels of American government stick to the principles that made the U.S. great.
I disagree. Post-civil-war blacks were employed and hard-working. They had to be -- there was no welfare, so it was work or starve. This lasted for a hundred years, so no black person who actually lived under slavery was alive as of the 1960's.
Then Pres Johnson's "Great Society" programs came into being, and welfare took off. A whole bunch of black women decided that they were better off with the government being their husband. Black men who had no prospect of having the love of a wife in a stable marriage decided "screw it".
Throughout history, what motivates men to strive is the idea of providing for their families. Take family away from men, and civilization collapses.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.