Posted on 11/30/2014 9:51:38 AM PST by Impala64ssa
Courtesy of our fellow Liberty Alliance member, Kevin Jackson of the Black Sphere, a young black man provides more reason and intelligence in 4 minutes on the subject of race in this country than we’ve heard from Eric Holder, Barack Obama and Al Sharpton in 6 years combined.
Kevin Jackson is just plain awesome!!!
Glad to see such intelligent talk from one so young.
I love this guy!!!!
Many of the responses call him an “Uncle Tom.”
How does the message “if you stop doing it, eventually the Man will stop expecting it” not make any sense? (also, “you were never a slave and you never knew anyone who knew someone who was a slave”).
So long as this culture of victimhood and thuggery as a lifestyle continues, the Black community holds itself “down.”
For far too many racism is a business. As long as black America continues to see everything through the prism of race the violence will continue. Black America America needs to do two simple things: Take responsibility for itself. And SHUT UP!
The comments from the racists who hate this guy are informative about the left’s reality-denying mindset.
I hope this guy runs for office. Any office. I’ll donate and volunteer.
Amazing! I’ve reposted it a few places so more people can see it. I know people of every skin collor who could stand to listen to his advice!
I especially loved that line about “Ain’t no rich white people sneaking into the hood in the middle of the night, spray painting grafitti, peeing in the hallways. George Bush is not the one selling crack on the street corner.”
Bump. Thanks for posting this.
I love this. Good man. More people need to see this. It’s a shame that this plain common sense is noteworthy. Share this wisdom with family and friends.
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When you have black “supposed” leaders telling lies about anything to do with white people .. you’re not going to get rid of any “race” problem.
And .. in case nobody has noticed, Obama has one of the biggest “race” problems of anybody. He was raised by people who hated everything “white” America stands for: Communist, Marxist, Socialist, Islamic religions were all he knew growing up. It shouldn’t be a surprise to anybody that he hates America.
But, the teachings of Saul Alinsky were the real kicker. If you ever read “Rules for Radicals”, you will see one theme .. these “Rules” reach out to anybody who is disgruntled about anything .. and it shows them HOW TO CONTROL THE CONVERSATION.
So, until the GOP stops groveling at the feet of the democrats and allowing this “Ferguson” attitude to continue, I don’t see much change coming in the future.
Well, we may well be “circling the drain”, but God is more than able to keep his foot over the drain.
That’s why we can never give up .. even when it’s hard or tiresome and we just want all the junk to go away.
As I read your msg again, I realized it was the standard “liberal” line .. “YOU NEED TO DO” .. meaning the liberals never are required TO DO .. only the conservatives have that requirement.
I don’t believe it’s factual to state you’re a “former liberal”. Your statements defy that logic.
As for FACTS and LOGIC .. try using those on a liberal. They don’t even understand what you’re saying. It’s always their way or the highway. That’s factual .. but the liberal’s actions defy LOGIC. I’m not sure they even know what that means.
I’ve always been a LOGICAL person. But .. when you “hire” people to cause a riot so you can win your point .. that’s factual .. but totally illogical behavior.
One reporter got it right .. these current “protesters” are acting like a bunch of spoiled children who didn’t get their way so everybody has to pay. Now .. that’s factual and logical.
Well believe or not I was a liberal. I voted for Jimmy Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan in ˜80, only because I had had enough of Reagan but in 1981 I met a woman who was a few years older than me at the time ( I was 24, she was 32) and she was a dyed-in-the -wool leftie and that began my life on the ‘’dark side’’. I went on to vote for Walter Mondale, Michael Dukkakis, Bill Clinton (twice). I voted for George Bush in 2004. I’ll give more of the particulars of my somewhat chaotic political journey sometime. Right now I’ve got to get dinner ready(we’re having some guests over, ugh, I hate cooking!).
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