February 16, 2023
Angela Y. Davis, a bonafide communist known for her violent militancy, is famously quoted as saying, “In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist, we must be anti-racist.”
Given Davis’s Marxian philosophies and rabid hatred towards conservatism, I think it’s safe to assume she wasn’t speaking to people like me, but I have a great idea on where we can root out some real racism. Now, of course, reality doesn’t occur in a vacuum, and given historical context and facts, like the origins of the Ku Klux Klan and Jim Crow laws, my suggestion isn’t anything unexpected. But perhaps it is to people like Davis? Anyway, these lowlifes are everywhere, ironically screeching the loudest about racism, and identifying themselves as… Democrats.
In Georgia, Justice Clarence Thomas’s home state, legislators in the senate recently passed a bill which would establish his bust at the ground of the state Capitol building in Atlanta; the left is losing their collective, one-track, hackable mind. From an article on the matter at Life News:
Watch the video below, of an elected Democrat, reacting to the advancement of the bill:
Here’s the part that really got me: “I don’t really know the origin of Uncle Tom.”
Well, let me educate you Mr. Jones; the term comes from Harriet Beecher Stowe’s famous novel written prior to the American Civil War, with its main theme being that of abolition, or anti-slavery; Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
Actually, now that I think of it, there are others much smarter than I who would be able to provide Mr. Jones with the basic knowledge he’s so evidently lacking: Perhaps Justice Clarence Thomas himself. Maybe a gentleman named Thomas Sowell. There’s also this guy from California named Larry Elder. Or if none of those suggestions work out, he could always check out the writings of a former slave, Frederick Douglass.
Hat tip: Sherrie Craven.
Foaming at the mouth, anti-racist Democrats again label Justice Clarence Thomas an ‘Uncle Tom’ because of his skin color
By Olivia MurrayAngela Y. Davis, a bonafide communist known for her violent militancy, is famously quoted as saying, “In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist, we must be anti-racist.”
Given Davis’s Marxian philosophies and rabid hatred towards conservatism, I think it’s safe to assume she wasn’t speaking to people like me, but I have a great idea on where we can root out some real racism. Now, of course, reality doesn’t occur in a vacuum, and given historical context and facts, like the origins of the Ku Klux Klan and Jim Crow laws, my suggestion isn’t anything unexpected. But perhaps it is to people like Davis? Anyway, these lowlifes are everywhere, ironically screeching the loudest about racism, and identifying themselves as… Democrats.
In Georgia, Justice Clarence Thomas’s home state, legislators in the senate recently passed a bill which would establish his bust at the ground of the state Capitol building in Atlanta; the left is losing their collective, one-track, hackable mind. From an article on the matter at Life News:
According to Life News journalist Steven Ertelt, the bill’s author, Senator Ben Watson said this of his proposed legislation:
Predictably, those virtuous anti-racists went into a frenzied, racist, tirade. How dare a Black man who overcame debilitating poverty and segregation to sit on the highest court in the land receive state recognition. He doesn’t even think and act like the Democrat overlords say he should think and act! He thinks for himself and develops his own ideas and opinions, separate from identity politics and the Democrat ethos. What a traitor.
Watch the video below, of an elected Democrat, reacting to the advancement of the bill:
Here’s the part that really got me: “I don’t really know the origin of Uncle Tom.”
Well, let me educate you Mr. Jones; the term comes from Harriet Beecher Stowe’s famous novel written prior to the American Civil War, with its main theme being that of abolition, or anti-slavery; Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
Actually, now that I think of it, there are others much smarter than I who would be able to provide Mr. Jones with the basic knowledge he’s so evidently lacking: Perhaps Justice Clarence Thomas himself. Maybe a gentleman named Thomas Sowell. There’s also this guy from California named Larry Elder. Or if none of those suggestions work out, he could always check out the writings of a former slave, Frederick Douglass.
Hat tip: Sherrie Craven.
