In 1973 Stevie Wonder wrote a song about the bleak plight of Blacks in our society called, “Living For The City “.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSRyf5G2uI8
Listen and compare their plight then to their even worse situation after 4 generations of picking votes on the Democrat Welfare Plantation and it makes you sick and want to cry.
I started listening to Rush in 1990. There were originally four `Snerdleys’ on Rush’s staff.
“Bo Snerdley”, aka James Golden.
“Mario Snerdley”, an Italian American.
“Mervin Snerdley”, who was Jewish.
“Chin-Yang Snerdley”, presumably Asian.
James Golden as Official Obama Responder is spot on.
You can look at photographs of Austin in the 50s and 60s and see prosperous, very well-dressed and mannered black folk and sense their stability vis-a-vis a strong married family life... and we’re *still* in the top segregated cities in the nation.
Enter LBJ and all the socialists at UT-Austin needing a population to experiment on, making the State the principle father figure in the black community, and what we have now is probably a couple thousand young males ripe to institute IS’ reality since they can’t get passports.
All it took was drugs, starting in 1970.
And yet most blacks embrace it.
He is great!
Self esteem and self determination were not good trades for free government cheese as it turns out.
I sort of object to the term ‘liberalism’. It disguises the true nature of the flawed socio-economic model that its followers adhere to that is actually just socialism. That said, the American negro population has been a direct target of socialistic brainwashing for a century, and what we see now is just the bitter fruit of that harvest.
But the left is an equal opportunity destroyer of cultures and people.. What the left has done for the Black family its what they want to do for every family of all race color or creed.. destroy man’s independence and self worth to make him depend and controlled.
Wouldn’t it be fun to watch Bo & Rush doing an I Spy vignette, where they are, as was typical, locked in some room, and ad libbing as they thought of a way to escape, just as Culp & Cosby had the freedom to do? This was what made the show special to me, and I would love to see Bo & Rush film themselves in a similar situation.