I enjoy Western movies, especially those of John Ford.
I watched a Western the other night, and the Native Americans buried some poor schlep up to his neck next to an ant hill and poured honey onto his head. Native Americans were frequent slavers and engaged in horrid forms of human torture. They were not all environmentalists as liberals will frequently describe them. They had a host of villainous cultural traits.
The ant hill torture got me to thinking. In modern days, an excellent torture would be to tie someone up, say Warden. Outfit him with a large gold chain around his neck, some Air Jordans on his feet, and a large Apple Cell Phone visible in his shirt pocket. Then dump poor Warden at Chicago’s Cabrini Green Federal Housing Project. Do you suppose his love of diversity would save him, or would he have fared about as well were he buried next to ant hill?
Every single bleeding heart liberal I know lives in ritzy upscale neighborhoods where they can shout about their love for minorities while keeping a safe distance.
I went to school with a woman, let’s call her “Emily”…. Emily is basically a female Djrion. She champions all the woke causes and finds every single Facebook debate out there. Emily, a white woman, married a black man and has mixed children. Emily could have chosen to live comfortably in one of the urban areas of NJ among the people she advocates for, but instead, she chose to struggle to live in a 2 bedroom apartment in a high class, white town with white public schools. Very “woke” of her.
Another story about some liberal friends. My family vacations each year down the shore (Jersey term). These friends come to visit my brother and me and the first night they decide to engage us in political debate. They did everything but call us racists in front of our friends and families. Essentially the message was “we don’t have empathy for people of color.”
The next day we decide to go to the Seaside boardwalk. It’s a Saturday night. If anyone one knows Jersey, you know the demographic make up at different shore points. So we’re driving down the street, and my our friends wife closes her window. She then locks the door. She looks at my brother, and with a straight face says, “are you sure you really want to hang out here for the night?”
I would tell you we were shocked but id be lying. This is the typical liberal. All talk but NIMBY (Not in my backyard!).
Nah bro. You don’t understand. She is literally running from the ghetto. And that’s fine. I get it. She has kids. She values their safety and access to education and a good community. All good things.
But then literally will spit on you if you even dare have an opinion on a minority neighborhood.
The bottom line is, practice what you preach. Stop being a hypocrite. Go live among those you wish to help. BE THE EXAMPLE NOT THE MOUTH PIECE.
The black community has too many mouth pieces and not enough examples that live the way they preach.
There are neighborhoods in the U.S. where the post office refuses to deliver mail. By so doing, it must be construed that the postal authorities are racists. The same thing occurs in France in “No Go” zones where police fear to enter. It must be systemic racism.
I applaud the fact that I bother you to the point you fantasize about not being old and feeble, and wanting to lash out at the fact that I continuously dismantle your arguments.
For another one - Cabrini Green was demolished in 2011. Poor fella. You’re a nitwit
Why wouldn’t I understand that? Everybody runs from the ghetto. When you come from a poor neighborhood, “getting out” is a success.
This is added information on Emily you hadn’t mentioned. It would indeed be hypocritical if she would get mad at you for saying. for instance, that you wouldn’t want to live there when she didn’t want to either.
This is the part where you argument falls apart. There is no standard where someone is required to “live among those they wish to help.” That’s just a dumb straw man. For example, I may be interested in saving dolphins from tuna nets, but I don’t think packing up and moving under the sea is one of my retirement plans. One has nothing to do with the other.
