Posted on 02/16/2015 9:45:40 PM PST by Nachum
The Civil Rights movement in the Age of Obama has descended in to blatant anti-white racism and bullying of children.
On St. Valentine’s Day this past weekend ‘Black Lives Matter’ protesters targeted the “white utopia” of Walnut Creek, California.
This was abuse.
One photograph taken by the protesters shows a white family seated at a breakfast bar with very concerned looks on the faces of the parents. Their young son seated between them has his back turned to the protesters and his head ducked low while his father has a protective arm on the boy.
The photo, tweeted by BlackWomenUnchecked is mockingly captioned, “They mad?”
In another photo posted to Twitter by Sarah O’Neal, a little girl covers her ears with her hands as her table is surrounded by screaming protesters.
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You are exposing the fact that you are a fool. Is it by design? Let’s look at your sign up date ...
Pick up the large steak knife and grip it in your fist... and repeatedly stab your potato while looking at them.
You’ve been a round FR about as long as I have, so your racist crap could not possibly be due to being naïve to freeperdom.
A racist teacher says peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are racist.
Well, this old white boy likes them with Orange Marmalade of Grape Jelly, or even apple jelly. I prefer smooth peanut butter, but I use crunchy in my health shakes.
“...A blackman is responsible for that marvelous protein source...”
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Incorrect.
Okay. I’ll Agee with you. I was over the top with that. There are many blacks I have great respect for — Thomas Sowell, Dr. Benjamin Carson, Alan West, and many more. I also go to church with a lot of wonderful black people.
I guess I just got angry seeing those clowns in the faces of innocent people. I apologize for my post. I really don’t have a good excuse.
Well if I am incorrect I would appreciate your taking a minute to correct me I live in Alabama for more than two decades, so I could be biased. Please, take the floor and correct my misstatement.
I’ve been able to spend a lot of time working and observing black women. The one unusual behavior—one I’m not used to seeing as a happy person—is how angry they always seem to be and confrontational they act; it doesn’t matter if it’s a waiter or a baby-daddy. The ones who are not that way are usually beautiful and conservative, well educated and articulate.
Brother, been there done that. We probably all have stumbled over our own anger. Understood, and kudos to you.
Oops! Here’s a “.” and a “d”. Tired fingers ...
I agree with you. But I recall reading those same questions in Malcolm X’s autobiography.
OK Mr. Smartass
It is really very easy for you to go look it up.
You just have to google up: “Who invented peanut butter”
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https://www.google.com/search?q=Who+invented+peanut+butter&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
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OR, if you really wanted to, you could go to wiki:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peanut_butter
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and find out that George Washington Carver is often mistakenly credited as the inventor.
Whatever, dude.
You just go on ahead and believe whatever the hell you want to believe.
Don’t let the truth and facts stand in your way.
“but the real problem is not that Black people cannot achieve, it is that there is a political agenda to actually suppress black people so they may be exploited for political empowerment.”
To those Black’s who succeed, I have nothing but praise, but the time is long past where the lack of achievement in the Black Community as a whole, needs to be placed directly on their shoulders. When I see the likes of men like Dr. Ben Carson, and Col. West, I just wonder what they think and what they have to endure having to be “type cast” as “being Black.” Given this country’s demographics, I venture a guess that there are a whole lot more poor white’s than black’s, and you don’t see them resorting to crime in any significant numbers. Making black’s being poor and exploited today is simply nonsense. You can’t breed like animals, have no values, no family, refuse to take the educational opportunities afforded you and survive.
Thanks. I guess I just put myself in the position of those families in the photos and I let anger get the best of me.
I also realize that the many fine black people that I know would never act like those in the photos. You called me out and were right to do so. Thank you because I would prefer not to be that way.
I was not being a smartaleck. I sincerely want to be corrected when I’m mistaken. Professor Carver did not invent peanut butter, it was already being used in many ways. But his promotion of the peanut and more than 100 uses for the peanut as an excellent rotational crop, as a source of protein, etc. is what I clumsily referred to. I also believe that had he not taken the peanut as a cause, the use of it might have languished.
He was a great man in many ways. On his tombstone it reads, “He could have added fortune to fame, but caring for neither, he found happiness and honor in being helpful to the world.” That is a posthumous accolade we could aspire to, don’t ya think?
BlackWomenUnchecked @BlkWmnUNchecked · Feb 14 We are strong and we will continue to fight! #blackbrunch #walnutcreek
I would have dialed 911 and told the attendant I was in fear for my kids lives due to an uncontrolled mob in the restaurant and let it take care of it self.
So George Washington Carver wasn’t black?
That’s news to me. What was he then, Maori?
Sure news to his mama, papa and siblings too I’m sure.
Just wow.
I stand corrected.
Marcellus Gilmore Edson patented peanut butter.
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