Posted on 05/27/2015 10:28:20 AM PDT by Oldpuppymax
Recently, documentary film maker Ken Burns was the commencement speaker at a college graduation. As he spoke he reminded us that liberals are always angry and dissatisfied with America and never pass up a chance to say so.
Here are some random thoughts about his speech.
Among other subjects in a predictable assortment of tripe, Burns essentially apologized for being White as he stood with a smug, self-assured look while hitting his applause lines. His apology represents a favorite liberal ploy of giving away something that they dont own. My right to apologize or not apologize for something is mine and mine alone.
He babbled about Black lives matter while not whispering a word about the majority of Black murder victims dying at the hands of other Blacks. The make-up of Burns audience was revealed by the huge drop off in applause when Burns followed up with all lives matter. The brothers and sisters dont want to hear that.
He used a familiar, liberal line about how Almost weekly a Black man is killed by the police without including a word about the circumstances. He also failed to mention the fact that Blacks kill dozens of times more Blacks than are killed by cops. He said nothing about the savagery that is visited upon Blacks by other Blacks who belong in prison as he bemoaned the number of Black men in prison. He said nothing about the fact that his hometown in New Hampshire is less than 3% Black and hundreds of miles from the nearest Black ghetto.
Burns referenced the Civil War and told his student audience...
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The implication is that the black men are innocent. Guess what? Most of them aren't.
And what are the stats DAILY of black men being killed by other black men?
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