When are we going to get to the part when one of our leaders calls this what in the hell it really is?
REPARATIONS. This is little more than Obama stealing from those that earned it and giving it to those that refuse to get off of their dead lazy asses and earn it.
My rule: Trip and I will try to help you stand. Trip me and I will kick you in the face. Yes, I sound ornery, but it’s time to get ornery... talking hasn’t done a damn thing.
Yes, it sucks to be poor, it sucks to live in black ghettos, but those folks seldom lift a finger to dig their way out of those holes. I applaud those that rise by way of their hard work, but the rest can drop dead for all I care.
Obama is opening a box that he will not be able to close.... I don’t care how much of a Magic Negro he is.
Dear God get that arrogant trash out of my White House.
” When are we going to get to the part when one of our leaders calls this what in the hell it really is?
REPARATIONS.”
I think Barry pretty much did that when he addressed the NAACP convention
on July 17 , 2009 .
He said that African Americans are the sickest group of people.
And the least likely to have health insurance.
He vomited up the usual litany of how rotten and how racist our country still is.
And how he was going to remedy “ the health care disparity .”
” We know that even as spiraling health care costs crush families of all races, African Americans
are more likely to suffer from a host of diseases
but less likely to own health insurance than just about anybody else.”
“Now, one pillar of this new foundation is health insurance
for everybody. (Applause.) “
“ Health insurance reform that cuts costs and makes quality health coverage affordable for all,
and it closes health care disparities in the process. “
These are other excerpts from his NAACP diatribe just to show how he views America.
“ But make no mistake: The pain of discrimination is still felt in America. (Applause.)
By Latinos made to feel unwelcome in their own country. (Applause.)
By Muslim Americans viewed with suspicion simply because they kneel down to pray to their God. (Applause.)
By our gay brothers and sisters, still taunted, still attacked, still denied their rights. (Applause.)