“Black lives matter” is an undeniable
truism. I have yet to hear any of the
most ardent racists in America, Rev? Jesse Jackson, Rev? Al Not-So-Sharp-Ton,
Rev? Jerry Wright et al, say otherwise. So, it must be true. It is so true that if you clever enough to
write it 100 times in response to a question on a Stanford entrance exam, it
will gain you acceptance to that prestigious university, if you can use the
word prestigious next to any university these days. While all truisms are created equal. Some are more equal than others.
Take this article forwarded to me by
AfBro. I’m way too lazy look up all of
the stuff that Fred sites as accomplishments of the white race, but I suppose
that he did. Now, if you were to walk into
a “black studies” class in any university and point out the irrefutable truth that black lives
matter, my guess is that your statement would be met with nodding
approval. But, if you made another
incontestable statement to wit that the white race has contributed more to the
well-being of the race human than any other, my guess is that you’d assaulted,
brought before the university‘s social justice board or fairness board, or hate
speech board or whatever the hell Orwellian euphemism the college eggheads
decided on for their Kangaroo court, found guilty in about 10 seconds and
expelled with no legal appeal or recourse.
Now consider this. The three word truism – Black Lives Matter - became
the slogan for a movement and, because of its indisputable truth, has somehow transferred to the
movement’s supporters the right to shut down freeway traffic, disrupt Sunday brunches,
assault police and assault anyone who might offer up other truisms such as
police lives matter, unborn lives matter or all lives matter at a rally or
political event.
So what has happened is that the absolute truism
has been taken so far to the absurd, declaring it exclusive to black lives, that
it is now perfectly okay to question the validity of a once unquestionably
valid statement. Conversely no one dare even
mention the facts in Fred’s post. To do
so would be racist. So expressing the
Black Lives Matter exclusive of all other lives is perfectly okay. To say that the white race – and dare I say
predominately white men - has made some pretty significant contributions to the
human race over the last 2,000 years is racist to the core and cannot be
mentioned on campus these days.
The white race might take up Heap Big Chief Lizzy
Warren’s statement – you didn’t build that – when confronted by lefty loons with
a charges of white privilege. Ask Fred’s
question, “Okay I’ll play. Besides bad
music, good sports, ugly clothes, providing cheap labor, bankrupting the
welfare state and introducing indecipherable English, what has your race done to
advance the human race? It’s absolutely true
but cannot be spoken.
Black Lives matter
has been co-opted by anarchists to the point that I’m not absolutely sure that
they do. Shut up. That was hyperbole. This is not.
Saying black lives matter is a truism.
Saying black live matter exclusive to all other lives is a BS lie, but if
you think lives matter on campus, it better black lives and black lives only.
Conversely pointing out the accomplishments of
the white race when confronted with a Snowflake’s charges of “white privilege”
would be totally racist and ground for expulsion. IT IS NUTS.
Oh don’t even think about honoring another race
by serving ethnic food, naming a mascot after them or donning their native garb
to celebrate their coming to America.
That’s ethnic appropriation you white bastard. Note: The Irish are apparently perfectly okay with you
appropriating their culture. Everyday
should be St. Patrick’s Day, all teams should be the fighting Irish and we all need to
wear green derbies, vests and ties everyday. Most
importantly, McDonald’s should sell shamrock shakes year round.
Pretty sure Lex predicted this
Couple refuse to comply with crew instructions
and is removed from flight. Law suit to
follow?
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