Racial Equality Can Be Reached if Everybody Works At It
The days of race sensitivity should end. No longer should a person be afraid to speak his or her mind over a racially tinged matter. This has been the rule that blacks follow; saying whatever they wish about whites, whenever they please.
It is a two-edged sword that cuts both ways. If a black can threaten to kill white babies, and do it with impunity, then there is no reason why whites should not have the same privilege to threaten black babies without recourse. Of course, most blacks and whites would never do such a thing as they pride themselves in being sane and rational human beings. I can’t say the same about Black Panthers in particular. They are interested only in black power.
They are like the mouse that taunts and screeches at the elephant. Because the elephant is timid, it looks and acts afraid when just lifting one hoof and slamming it down on the mouse would end the confrontation.
Oh, of course, there are cases where the mighty Black Power is evident; particularly at the voting polls against very senior white citizens that could get blown down by a strong wind. The Black Panthers have met their prey and they strut about shouting Black Panther epithets and scary orders. But even there they prefer to be numerically superior for added protection.
The new “hate speech” law that our racist liberal Democrats rammed through Congress and our racist liberal president signed very willingly again seems to work only in one direction: against the whites, while it protects the blacks. But they had better learn that they are less than 20 percent of our population while whites are around 70 percent.
Whites are known and praised for their tolerance and acceptance of imaginary or supposed grievances from blacks; but the blacks had better not push too hard with this new phony tool of “hate speech” law because tolerances can be dimmed by ill-conceived threats.
For so long now, blacks have taken for granted, total immunity for any and all transgressions; in particular, the black liberal Democrat politicians. Look at the current cases involving Representatives Charley Rangel and Maxine Waters; it’s disgraceful the way they feel that their sins and omissions of wrong-doing should just be swept under the rug and forgotten.
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