Free Michelle Obama’s Slaves

the Mooch spent SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of taxpayer money on a single night in Morocco. One night. That, my FRiends, is living large.

Well, let's not begrudge her "Movin' on up!" moments...

It's what they gotta do...

Doesn't complement the Greek columns stuff, though.

Government, like slavery, is an institution. Like slavery, it claims to civilize its dependents. In reality it exploits them. It promises them security in exchange for freedom. It takes away the products of their toil and then tells them that they didn’t build that. It claims a false moral authority to exploit them.

Michelle Obama is a slave-owner lecturing her slaves about slavery. Her moral authority to enslave Americans is based on a slavery that took place 150 years ago. And Michelle and Barack are the tip of a very large institution which is built on depriving Americans of their political and economic freedoms.

Great article.

Exactly what I thought while she was speaking. She has taken 24 luxury vacations with all her friends and family ON OUR DIME. BULLPOOP that her mom and friends ever paid us back for their luxury.

And since her husband took office, we Americans lost jobs, 401ks, homes, etc. and most of us have not taken ANY vacation at all in 8 years. I know I haven’t.

She has SOME NERVE to complain that they were slaves. She only uses it because she is black and they were black. She cares less about the white people working to support her than the slave owners did about her ancestors 200 years ago.

“I wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves.”
It’s not a new line, but an ongoing mantra. Back in 2009, Michelle whined that, “Many slaves who couldn’t enter the building worked to create the building.”

Typical hyperbole by the black "Hillary." How could the slaves work to create the building if they couldn't enter it?

Too many people need to read a neutral, non political, nor "politically correct" history of the White House. Before and after the War of 1812. Without the racial glasses.

It's an interesting part of our history.

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