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    NEGROES ARE AS GOOD AS ANY FOLKS!

    I want to tell you one more thing I know about the Negro,” he told a small group of people gathered to see him, which included Adam Nagourney of the New York Times. Bundy told of driving past a public-housing project in North Las Vegas, “and in front of that government house the door was usually open and the older people and the kids — and there is always at least a half a dozen people sitting on the porch — they didn’t have nothing to do. They didn’t have nothing for their kids to do. They didn’t have nothing for their young girls to do.

    And because they were basically on government subsidy, so now what do they do?” he continued. “They abort their young children, they put their young men in jail, because they never learned how to pick cotton. And I’ve often wondered, are they better off as slaves, picking cotton and having a family life and doing things, or are they better off under government subsidy? They didn’t get no more freedom. They got less freedom."

    You know this debacle is all over the web, but I was thinkin...and that thinkin is always baaaaaad!

    DEMINT

    You ever think about how DeMint can be turned into demented, so easily?

    DeMint: This progressive, the whole idea of being progressive is to progress away from those ideas that made this country great. What we’re trying to conserve as conservative are those things that work. They work today, they work for young people, they work for minorities and we can change this country and change its course very quickly if we just remember what works.

    DeMint: Well the reason that the slaves were eventually freed was the Constitution, it was like the conscience of the American people. Unfortunately there were some court decisions like Dred Scott and others that defined some people as property, but the Constitution kept calling us back to ‘all men are created equal and we have inalienable rights’ in the minds of God. But a lot of the move to free the slaves came from the people, it did not come from the federal government. It came from a growing movement among the people, particularly people of faith, that this was wrong. People like Wilberforce who persisted for years because of his faith and because of his love for people. So no liberal is going to win a debate that big government freed the slaves. In fact, it was Abraham Lincoln, the very first Republican, who took this on as a cause and a lot of it was based on a love in his heart that comes from God.

    TED NUGENT

    Because our legislative, judicial and executive branches of government hold the 10th Amendment in contempt, I’m beginning to wonder if it would have been best had the South won the Civil War. Our Founding Fathers’ concept of limited government is dead.

    Okay then, that solves that problem!

    RUSH LIMBAUGH

    Stick with me,” Limbaugh said. “Keep your eyes on the radio. CNN informs us via Rachel Jeantel that Trayvon called Rachel and said that he was being followed by a ‘creepy ass cracka,’ which we have now learned that is a person acting like they are a police, or like a security guard. So then, Piers Morgan, the ever-penetrating inquisitor, said, ‘So was there anything you wished you had said when you were in there?’ meaning as a witness on the stand.”

    Limbaugh then played the interview with Jeantel from CNN and concluded it was OK for him to say “nigga” because Jeantel said it wasn’t racist.

    ANDREW NAPOLITANO

    At the time that [Lincoln] was the president of the United States, slavery was dying a natural death all over the Western world,” Napolitano said. “Instead of allowing it to die, or helping it to die, or even purchasing the slaves and then freeing them — which would have cost a lot less money than the Civil War cost — Lincoln set about on the most murderous war in American history."

    All righty then!

    WELL THIS IS WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS

    WASHINGTON, D.C., March 28, 2013 (Acton Institute) - In 1989 Erol Ricketts, a researcher with the Rockefeller Foundation, found that between 1890 and 1950, blacks had higher marriage rates than whites, according to the U.S. Census. The report, titled “The Origin of Black Female-Headed Families,” published in the Spring/Summer issue of Focus (32-37) provides an overview that highlights an important question.

    Ricketts observes that between 1960 and 1985, female-headed families grew from 20.6 to 43.7 percent of all black families, compared to growth from 8.4 to 12 percent for white families. The rates of marriage for both black and white women were lowest at the end of the 1800s and peaked in 1950 for blacks and 1960 for whites. Furthermore, according to Ricketts, “it is dramatically clear that black females married at higher rates than white females of native parentage until 1950.” National data covering “decennial years from 1890 to 1920 show that blacks out-married whites despite a consistent shortage of black males due to their higher rates of mortality. And in three of the four decennial years there was a higher proportion of currently married black men than white men.”


    http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/slavery-did-not-destroy-black-families.-welfare-did


    BUT THEN AGAIN

    In September 1802, political journalist James T. Callender, a disaffected former ally of Jefferson, wrote in a Richmond newspaper that Jefferson had for many years "kept, as his concubine, one of his own slaves." "Her name is Sally," Callender continued, adding that Jefferson had "several children" by her.

    Although there had been rumors of a sexual relationship between Jefferson and an enslaved woman before 1802, Callender's article spread the story widely. It was taken up by Jefferson's Federalist opponents and was published in many newspapers during the remainder of Jefferson's presidency.

    Jefferson's policy was to offer no public response to personal attacks, and he apparently made no explicit public or private comment on this question (although a private letter of 1805 has been interpreted by some individuals as a denial of the story). Sally Hemings left no known accounts.


    http://www.monticello.org/site/jefferson/thomas-mann-randolph

    Well Tommy was alone because of the death of his wife and ...well a man has needs for chrissakes!

    WELL FARE QUEENS

    So one woman scammed the government out of a total of eight thousand dollars and got caught and sentenced. From this one woman’s situation, Reagan creatively invented multiple imaginary dead fake veteran husbands (not true), a six-figure “annual salary” ($8,000 is four digits and not enough to live on for a year),  a dozen fake Social Security cards (not correct), 80 aliases (no) and 30 fake home addresses (also no) and so on…in short, he created the Welfare Queen stereotype by wildly exaggerating information about a real person who got caught doing something wrong and who was punished for her criminal act.

    Eight thousand dollars?

    Just imagine this? Some woman screwed the government out of 8 thousand dollars? Damn!

    Let us find her and send her to prison for 8,000 years!

    Or better yet, let us just kill her in Oklahoma.

    You know what?

    I have no idea what the hell I was getting at in this post.

    I am mad that Pericles and Emma took after my friend.

    But, you know what?

    All these wonderful peeps ended up here, here in the good ole US of A.

    Some came as slaves, some just ended up here as hopeful folks escaping slavery, and some folks just ended up here as children of folks who wished to escape nothingness.

    But whoever ended up here, should be viewed as part of US.

    THAT IS ALL I GOT.

    Except that, Cliven Bundy should be sung the song of all time for his stupidity!

     

     


     


     


     

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    Yesterday I followed some links from some comments but I can't find them now.  It was a couple of papers from the Smithsonian about slavery. One of them was about the life of a slave at Monticello.  The Hemings family of slaves lived at the top of the hill in the slave quarters and was considered the favorites of Jefferson.  Sally most likely did was she had to do to keep it that way.   It was very interesting because it explained the social order and the work they had to do.  In fact the post I made about the essay from Chris Hayes, he had quotes from this paper.  Little boys at the age of 10 had to go to work in the nailery hammering rods into nails.  Those nails was a great source of income for Jefferson.  He had an overseer that would whip them to keep the production up. They worked there until they were big enough to work the fields when they were about 15 years old. 

    Reconstruction should of lasted longer then it did.  It simply ended to early and the African Americans continued to suffer under Jim Crow laws.  After the gains of civil rights movement came the Regan era and the war of drugs which was part of the southern strategy to win elections.  We should all hang our heads in shame over how many people of color are in Federal Prisons.

    These people who are waving their guns, running their mouths with racial whistles and trying to rewrite history, have no idea how tired the country is growing of them.

    I understood the point you were heading to.     


    Well, I don't know about negroes, but Black people definitely are. When I here the word negro it reminds of of people like Tavis Smiley and Cornel West - accommodationists.


    Eric, did you happen to see the problem with the Clippers?

    http://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/nba-probing-alleged-recording-clippers-owner-23484175

    This billionaire bastard hates his own players?

    He does not wish to see his 'girl friend' in public with Magic Johnson or any other Black guys. hahahah

    See, I should not laugh. But I cannot help it. The triple irony involved in these reports of a racist team owner is beyond belief.

    All that came to mind was this Bill Burr riff that I previously referred to in the last year or so


      Well, he's essentially right that abolitionism didn't "come from the government", but I don't think the Emancipation Proclamation was irrelevant. Neither was all the civil rights legislation passed in the 1960s and afterward.


    We lost more lives in our Civil War than all the other wars we ever entered into for chrissakes!

    And all that blood had to do with the South wishing to expand slavery to all parts of this nation.

    The Dred Scott Decision made compromise impossible, Missouri or not!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dred_Scott

    Yeah, 15,000 books published about Ole Abe.

    He certainly said that he would save the Union whether or not slaves were freed but the real issue was the expansion problem.

    And the Supreme Court was surrounded by Federal Officers so Taney would not get away with anything.

    Of course Taney died in office and Lincoln put a Northerner in that Chief Justice's place.

    The EP was instituted per Executive Order so that the intermediate states, like Maryland would not join the Confederacy.

    There are scores of reasons why Lincoln acted as he did, but in the end, there is no doubt that the Civil War involved slavery as its primary reason; just look at the speeches of the Southern President and Vice President.

    Oh and take a look at US 1861 et seq sometime if you have not already done so.

    The Supremes just made that whole series of legislation moot twenty and thirty years later, all the legislation relating to the 13th and 14th and 15th Amendments were guttted.

    Now I sound like I pretend to  know something.

    hahahah

     

     

     


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