I read somewhere that black Americans are suffering from "racial battle fatigue". Sadly, given what has been happening in our country over the past few months, it 's not hard to see why.And still, through it all, black folks remain the most forgiving and God- fearing people I know. Just check out the images and commentaries from the people on the ground in Charleston. All that hugging. All that loving. All that praying together. It takes a special kind of person to endure all that and still have love in your heart. (I keep hearing Hillary pandering to a church full of black folks with that James Cleveland quote in my head.)
A lot of my brothers and sisters here in America are built like that. I guess it's a kind of coping mechanism. How else are they going to survive? Better go along to get along. Don't rock the boat, look down when you talk, and step to the side when crossing paths on the sidewalk.
Lord knows we don't want to set off another racist and have him act out his hatred in a very real way.
Although, given what happened just today in Richmond, Virginia, it might already be too late.
I think I posted this anecdote once on this blog, but this is a good time to tell it again.
So I am playing golf at this very exclusive course in Gonzales, Louisiana. A friend of mine is a hot shot lawyer down there and he happens to be a member. On one of my visits down there we got a foursome together and he invited us to play a round at his club.
One of the people in the foursome was the head of the local NAACP in a very large town in Louisiana at the time. One or two of the guys in the group were hackers, so our round was not moving along at a very good pace.
Behind us a group of gentlemen started yelling for us to speed it up, and someone in the group threatened to call the golf course Marshall to have us thrown out. My friend, the member, told them to play threw, but they were having none of it.
Eventually someone from their group approached us and asked us if there was a problem. Why is it, he wanted to know, couldn't our group play faster? This is when it got interesting, because, well, I just couldn't take it anymore. I told him in no uncertain terms to go f*^* himself and that we will take our time and enjoy our round of golf because we were still within the time limits set by the course Marshall. And that if he and his group didn't want to play through, as they have every right to do, they could wait.
My friend, Mr. NAACP, was beside himself. He wasn't mad at the arrogant prick and his friends; he was mad at me for having the nerve to talk back to them. "Wayne, that's not how we do things down here. Would it have hurt to apologize and explain that we have a couple of guys in our group who aren't very good?" My reply went something like this: Actually Alvin, it would have. And if you are the president of the NAACP down here I feel sorry for your members.
Needless to say that our relationship has been strained ever since. The point is, even as the leader of the NAACP, he saw nothing wrong with taking this guy's crap. Maybe it was out of fear. (I later learned that the guy was some powerful and wealthy businessman in South Louisiana.) Maybe it was out of some form of survivalist conditioning or Stockholm Syndrome. Who knows? In his world that's just the way it was.
I don't know. On one level I admire the courage and the resilience of the people of Charleston. And yet, on another level, I just keep going back to that golf course. "Wayne, that's not how we do things down here."
Well maybe it's time y'all started doing things a little differently.
Mr. Fields Sir,
ReplyDeleteYou were wrong to react the way you did. Matters are not handled like that in the South. I understand your anger, but such a reaction puts you on the moral low ground and embarrasses those with you. One might even suspect an anger control issue. I don't say that to criticize you but to point out that where you are is important in choosing your actions. Don't be so quick to drop F-Bombs. You can't take those back or the problems they cause.
Have you noticed the grace with which the people of Charleston, especially the families of the victims, have shown in recent days? Such gracefulness makes the difference between a true and diverse society peacefully coexisting and a mere collection of various factions always at odds. This grace, often mistaken by northerners as docility or weakness, is one main difference between northerners and southerners. Your friend sounds like a true gentleman.
C.J. Chestnut
Hard to say. Maybe this is just some of that Southern gentility us Northerners are always hearing about. (Although, I have to say that it does not sound like the golf group behind you were showing any gentility at all. Just rude as hell.)
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, it truly might be some of that Negro deference that used to be standard in the land of Dixie (hop off the sidewalk when you see a white man comin', etc.) It's hard not to think of Emmett Till, who met a grisly end because no one warned him that being rude to a white woman in Mississippi would get a much different reaction than it did back home in Chicago.
That's why I hate golf.
ReplyDeleteSo, the Council of Conservative Citizens is back in the news big time, after having inspired Dylann Roof's massacre (and attempt at starting a race war) in South Carolina.
ReplyDeleteIt should be noted that the CCC's bigotry is not at all subtle. Their website used to make it pretty obvious how much they fostered hate for black people (although they may have taken some of the hate speech down in the wake of the shooting). They were proud to say stuff like the following:
"'God is the author of racism. God is the One who divided mankind into different types. ... Mixing the races is rebelliousness against God.'
— Council of Conservative Citizens website, 2001"
They referred to themselves as "paleoconservatives" -- but c'mon, they're just racists. Here's the SPLC's review of the CCC:
http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-files/groups/council-of-conservative-citizens
And yet many GOP luminaries were best buds with the group, going way back, although they didn't make a big fuss about it. (Wonder why?)
Anyhow, now Republican presidential candidates are scrambling to give back the campaign contributions they have recently taken from the Council of Conservative Citizens. Being associated with a hate group admired by a mass killer is not exactly a great look on the campaign trail. (http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jun/21/dylann-roof-manifesto-charlston-shootings-republicans)
The leader of the CCC has given:
$8,500 to Sen. Ted Cruz
$1,750 to Sen. Rand Paul
$1,500 to ex Sen. Rick Santorum
He's also given money to other prominent Republicans:
$2,000 to Representative Steve King of Iowa
$1,500 to Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas
$1,000 to Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona
$3,200 to batshit-crazy former congresswoman Michele Bachmann
It would not surprise me if this is not the end of this affair. A lot more CCC skeletons may be about to drop out of Republican closets. As they say, when you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas.
Fun times, if you're a political reporter. Or a Democrat.
Everybody knows golfers are assholes!
ReplyDeleteI can't get past the accompanying photograph to this thread..Is that a Black dude waving
ReplyDeletethe American Swastika? And wearing the uniform of the racist army that fought to keep his people in bondage? Southern Blacks are such sniveling accommodationists. They seriously need to stop eatin' so much White booty! It's one reason why Whites are so fucking arrogant!
That's a Confederate Flag, Homer, and the man has the right to wave it if he wants.
ReplyDeleteCJ Chestnut you comment is right on the money. He should have let the member handle the situation and not jump in with such uncouthness. He was just a visitor. He made a mess and behaved like an ill mannered ghetto black in his friends golf club embarrassing them all. Bet he wouldn't behave like that in Philly. Nooo, he sure aint gonna shit where he eats!
ReplyDelete"My friend, Mr. NAACP, was beside himself. He wasn't mad at the arrogant prick and his friends; he was mad at me for having the nerve to talk back to them. "Wayne, that's not how we do things down here. Would it have hurt to apologize and explain that we have a couple of guys in our group who aren't very good?" My reply went something like this: Actually Alvin, it would have. And if you are the president of the NAACP down here I feel sorry for your members."
ReplyDeleteDown South, Negroes have a yes massa boss mentality. Blacks don't talk back to Whites no matter how abusive they are. Blacks in the South are docile and they are cowards...period. Why didn't Mr. NAACP have something to say about the rude ass white man? Or maybe he was telling you that the white man's behavior IS HOW they do things down South. But Blacks have to bow their heads when a cracker starts berating them....it's sickening.
"Needless to say that our relationship has been strained ever since. The point is, even as the leader of the NAACP, he saw nothing wrong with taking this guy's crap. Maybe it was out of fear. (I later learned that the guy was some powerful and wealthy businessman in South Louisiana.) Maybe it was out of some form of survivalist conditioning or Stockholm Syndrome. Who knows? In his world that's just the way it was."
Your NAACP friend is an old Southern Negro with a plantation mentality and great fear of Whites in his heart. Southern Blacks are so weak, frail and just plain cowards when it comes to standing up for their dignity and rights as a human being. Forget about him.
You don't need a relationship with some Negro who will turn on you at any time because you won't take some white cracker's bullshit. Up North we call your NAACP friend a sell-out and an uncle tom.
Brother Field, do me a favor and stay the hell out of Louisiana before you get hanged down there. And believe me, that's 'the way they do things down there.'
"I don't know. On one level I admire the courage and the resilience of the people of Charleston. And yet, on another level, I just keep going back to that golf course. "Wayne, that's not how we do things down here." "
You got it right. From a psychological perspective, people don't forgive someone that quickly for taking the lives of their love ones. They get angry and enraged first, and forgiveness is NOT in the equation. That's just being human. However, Blacks in the South have been so used to being treated as less than human they actually act less than human. In other words they act the way Whites want them to act, which is "be nice to Whites, no matter what we do to you Negroes."
Hell, Field, the Negroes of SC couldn't even prevent the Confederate flag from flying at their Capitol. That should tell you about the character and nature of Blacks in SC.
BTW, have you read "All God's Children"? SC was the slave capitol of the South...check it out. In that book Strom Thurmond's family owned more slaves than anybody. They probably hung more Negroes than anybody too.
Bottom line is if you are Black in SC with a family history going back to slavery and Jim Crow, you are probably a docile Negro who is scared to death of Whites and furthermore, accept White superiority from experience.
Mr Field, I wonder how forgiving those African Americans will be when the trial of Roof begins?
ReplyDeleteFYI, I agree with anon1:20am. It is damn near impossible for a group of folks to forgive the shootings of love ones by a racist SOB. Hell, they haven't even shown any anger whatsoever. That is not human. Their reaction was spiritually sick. I mean, they forgave Roof faster than Christ himself would have.
I think it's going to come back to bite them in the ass as a big ass lie. There's something wrong with those folks.
I DO believe that FP is from the South and she is a church goer. While FP has not stated where she is from down South I am going to take a guess and say, it's SC.
ReplyDeleteSo is it possible for black folks in SC forgive the most racist and evil people on earth for killing their love ones? I really don't believe it. I think they told a most outrageous unbelievable LIE.
So what do the Scriptures have to say?
Dude, I feel you on that. I hate to bash my southern sistas and brothas but sometimes......and all the singing "we shall overcome". I always get a certain feeling when I hear folks singing those types of songs.
ReplyDeleteOne time we were doing the Sharpton march in DC for the dedication of the MLK statue and somebody started singing it and I was so uncomfortable I told em we need to sing another song they asked "what should we sing" and I suggested "Fight the Power".
About forgiveness, I think you can define the word pretty much anyone of several ways. I think the relatives used the word to mean the process of not giving in to hatred, or of not seeking revenge if you like.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a christian, but I think that the relatives of the dead in this case represent America at its very best. Dylan Roof represents the very worst. A whiny, self-obsessed young narcissist, born into privilege, who managed to convince himself that African americans were the source of all his problems, rather than his own sociopathy.
Anon@1:20, I have read "All God's Children" by Butterworth, and it is required reading for all those who want to understand racism in places like South Carolina and its long term effects.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, handled it with more "grace"? Nope, wasn't built that way. I do consider myself a gentleman,but not someone who jigs and shuffles.
You're getting some above-average comment today, Field (where are the crazies today?). I just want to say that as a former believer, I say the loving, forgiving reactions of the Charleston flock was exactly what the early Christians' would have been. Drove Caligula and Nero to paroxysms of sadism, back then, being forgiven even while they used the martyrs as human candles. Had nothing to do with race or class, either.
ReplyDeleteI would personally love to have been a fly on your five-iron to see Mr. Louisiana Bigbucks'facial expression when you told him off.
Did everyone here assume that your golf party was all black? Or would that have made a difference either way?
Glad you read the book. I agree it should be required reading by the entire country. I am surprised that they aren't using that book in schools and colleges for history and study.
ReplyDeleteSantoyana once said, "If you don't know your history you are doomed to repeat it."
Well, I believe we have entered that cycle of repetition. It can't be otherwise. Your friend(former friend I hope) is very much caught in it.
I am not a fan of the NAACP mainly because I find it totally ineffective and repeatedly fails to help Black people. Of course, your friend Mr NAACP is a classic example of why that organization isn't worth a damn. It's full of cowards and self-serving uncle toms.
From where I am standing Blacks with the mentality of Mr NAACP are playing a major role in the demise of the black race and this country. They seem to overlook and pretend to forgive any evil racist shortcomings of Whites.
I often wonder what will it take to 'awaken' and 'energize' the black race to the extent where courage and dignity is born and at the forefront of our lives? That would be a glorious day.
Well, I can dream can't I? Blacks across the country talk about Rachel Dolezal and how messed up she is. That's the kettle calling the pot black and the long line of messed up NAACP officials proves it.
PC, "I'm not a christian, but I think that the relatives of the dead in this case represent America at its very best. Dylan Roof represents the very worst. A whiny, self-obsessed young narcissist, born into privilege, who managed to convince himself that African americans were the source of all his problems, rather than his own sociopathy."
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PC, that was good insight...splendid. It's too bad Americans don't think that way. We are so mired in racism that there is no beam light to be found anywhere. But you provided it today. Thanks you have brightened my day.
You confuse being civilized with race.
ReplyDeleteThat is why Negroes the world over are known as loud, crude, ghetto, uncivilized, uncouth and very, very often violent.
Because one person would have spoken like a civilized person to handle the problem and disagreement - you blame your race and use it as a crutch to say Go F yourself and I knows my rights.....
@Field Negro
ReplyDeleteI think what you did was aight. If they don't get down like that in Louisiana oh well. Also miss me with that cooth stuff. I treat people like I want to be treated and that is with respect. If I'm not getting respect in return I'm verbally breaking my foot off in someone's ass. It's real simple I've got no time for that turning the other cheak ish.
I appreciate your work!
d2
Go fuck your mother-sister honky. Your entire existence is uncivilized, you stinking, savage, sociopathic genetic mutant.You devils could only wish and pray to your white god-daddy in the sky for just an ounce of the civility non mutant "races" possess. Your whole existence on this planet is the biggest lie ever told, and you demons are slowly becoming the victims of the karma you all so much deserve.
ReplyDeletePS- it's not my (our) fault you were born with a small penis.
Field, I'm 1000% with you on how you reacted. But I disagree with why certain Blacks behave in such a cowardly way around powerful Whooteemoos.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to also disagree with PX that northern negroes are any less cowardly, the ones I met living over a decade in metro DC are FAR bigger cowards than the ones in the South, especially if they're highly educated and trying to stay in good with massa' to maintain those 6 figure + salaries.
IMHO, this is an issue of culture and the fact that many American Blacks have none based in being unified and strong unlike African and Caribbean born/descended Blacks who are replete with culture and a kick ass attitude to boot!
Maybe sis, Carribean sistas and brothas aint to be messed with but being from a large metro area the majority of us are down with the brown and not to be funked with. Of course there are exceptions but by and large if you want to find out just try one of these young sis or bros. As Paul Mooney said "I want to see a white person tell one of these young mutha fuckas to get to the back of the bus". I wouldn't recommed it. There's a reason white folks don't talk too loud, have klan marches or fly confederate flags in Chicago or NYC.
DeleteBTW, I know that Metro DC is geographically below the MAson/Dixon line, the flavor of the are is more northern than southern.
ReplyDeleteYīshēng the Caribbean Supremacist said...
ReplyDelete"IMHO, this is an issue of culture and the fact that many American Blacks have none based in being unified and strong unlike African and Caribbean born/descended Blacks who are replete with culture and a kick ass attitude to boot"
You are replete with shit.
PilotX said...
ReplyDeleteOne time we were doing the Sharpton march....
Really man, Sharpton? How fucking lame.
Nah man, it was really cool. Rev Al was one of the only people who could create such an event and it was cool as hell to see people in their 70's and 80's walking several miles with enthusiasm. It was about Dr. King more than anything else and it was in opposition to Glenn Beck's rally where he tried to appropriate Dr. King's legacy saying he and his followers were the "real" legacy of Dr. King and we needed to show him he was full of shit.
DeleteAre you mad 'cause she speaks the truth?
ReplyDeleteThe Purple Cow said...
ReplyDeleteA whiny, self-obsessed young narcissist, born into privilege, who managed to convince himself that African americans were the source of all his problems, rather than his own sociopathy.
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Sociopath yes, narcissist probably not, and I don't consider a white kid raised in a black neighborhood "privileged". And although his mental condition and the drugs he took to deal with it were what made his life unworkable, African Americans probably were the source of a large portion of his day to day problems.
"African Americans probably were the source of a large portion of his day to day problems."
ReplyDeleteYou are clearly an imbecile.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteYou are replete with shit.
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Glad to see that the Field Negro "educate a whooteemoo" series is off to a great start!! Whooooooo hoooooooooo!!!!!
Now if we could just come up with a way to help you with that whooteemoo aroma of old, stale dog water.
ReplyDeleteBlack felon kills someone and no charges?
http://www.wbir.com/story/news/2015/06/19/gun-charges-negated-in-fatal-shooting/29008911/
Of course not much press coverage since it doesn't fit the dumbocrat agenda that guns don;t save lives.
"Of course not much press coverage since it doesn't fit the dumbocrat agenda that guns don;t save lives."
ReplyDeleteIs there no subject on Earth that Bill can't talk total bollocks about? It's astonishing really, you would think he would have to be right about something, sometime. Like a monkeys and typewriters thing.
But nope, he's just always talking bollocks. Sure as eggs is eggs.
I could care less about a white kid going into a church and killing a bunch of blacks. I give the same amount of fuck about this situation as you negros did when Omar Thornton went and murdered a bunch of white Co workers in 2010.
ReplyDeleteOh what's that? You didn't know about that racially motivated hate crime? Big fucking surprise.
Ku Klux Kunta Kinte @12:46 A.M....
ReplyDeleteNo, obtuse Caucasoid, it's the AMERIKKKAN SWASITKA; Proud symbol of White Supremacy, Racism, Terror, Lynchings, Discrimination, Rape, Murder, and Oppression. And this Black 5150 has a total right to be a race traitor and sell out; they've been on this continent since Pilgrim days.
It's a big White middle finger to the Civil Rights/Black Conscious movement and MLK.
Have you EVER seen a Jew prancing around in full Nazi regalia?
What does Whooteemoo mean? Where does it come from?
ReplyDeleteBlacks in LA and SC are totally beaten down. They are resigned to White Supremacy. It's sad, really; after all these centuries they're still satisfied with being treated like toilet paper!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDelete"What does Whooteemoo mean? Where does it come from?"
It's jebabber from the depths of Yingyang's desperately insecure soul, a feeble-minded assertion of racial superiority from a parasitical imbecile.
Cringe-worthy, I know, but that's our girl Yingyang.
"No, obtuse Caucasoid, it's the AMERIKKKAN SWASITKA; Proud symbol of White Supremacy, Racism, Terror, Lynchings, Discrimination, Rape, Murder, and Oppression. And this Black 5150 has a total right to be a race traitor and sell out; they've been on this continent since Pilgrim days."
ReplyDeleteThe Swastika is a symbol that is synonymous with the Confederate flag and the Lynching Tree. They symbolize terrorism, racism, murder....EVIL against mankind.
Like the Nazis, Whites in SC and other states gleefully embrace evil. They justify their wrong evil acts as the 'right' thing to do by naming and labeling Blacks as detestable and 'damned' by God as not up to the level of Whites. It must be this way because no human being can do such heinous acts against another without 'first' degrading them in order to justify the wrongs of the perpetrator.
This country planted its seeds of racism over 400 years ago. That is tremendous karma against humanity that will continue to play out in the hearts of Americans for many more centuries to come.
Racism corrupts the perpetrator and it prevents the creative potential of its victims. Of course, that is what the perpetrator wants so that it can feel better about him/herself.
Superiority and domination is always the goal of racism...that's the purpose and evil of it. And make no mistake about it: Racism is Evil. It has no respect of God, religion, faith devotees, or prayer. In fact, it's favorite place to perform its great evil acts is in the House of God.
Evil is a powerful force that is taking over America in its laws, its thinking, its actions, its speech, and behavior. In these times it's hard to find any goodness where the Divine is Present. We are headed for a darkness never seen before. So much for the goodness of humans. We are not.
Homer Plessy said...
ReplyDelete"And this Black 5150 has a total right to be a race traitor and sell out"
You sound like a racist, like that idiot Marcus A. Garvey.
I had a very similar impression of the people forgiving the guy who killed their family members. I looked at that aspect of it more as a matter of religion than race though. I'm an atheist. I'm glad those people have beliefs that help them through the tragedy, and people have the right to believe what they want anyway, but if you can forgive someone who just killed a family member you'll forgive a bank that takes your home and politicians who lie us into a war that kills your kids for Halliburton profits. Religion is about controlling people. The "get along" syndrome is real too. Sometimes you can tell someone is from the south just by their lack of confidence.
ReplyDeleteQ: What's the difference between Bill Ayers and Dylann Roof?
ReplyDeleteA: Dylann Roof isn't a friend and colleague of an American president who enjoyed a cushy life in academia before retiring to life as the kind of author who's invited on-the-air by the mainstream media to hawk his books.
Other than that, both of these pigs share much in common.
Bill Ayers is an unrepentant domestic terrorist.
Dylann Roof is an unrepentant domestic terrorist.
Bill Ayers despises America.
Dylann Roof despises America.
Bill Ayers’s terror group The Weather Underground targeted and murdered innocent people.
Dylann Roof targeted and murdered innocent people.
Bill Ayers used murder and violence and terror as a weapon for political change.
Dylann Roof used murder and violence and terror as a weapon for political change.
Bill Ayers wanted a race war.
Dylann Roof wants a race war.
Limpbaugh said...
ReplyDelete"Sometimes you can tell someone is from the south just by their lack of confidence."
Fire don't melt steel!
Anonymous Bobby Seale BPP said...
ReplyDeleteBlacks in LA and SC are totally beaten down. They are resigned to White Supremacy. It's sad, really; after all these centuries they're still satisfied with being treated like toilet paper!
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Brother, you forgot to mention the Blacks in Oklahoma, Texas(esp in Texas Blacks mirror Blacks in SC), MS, Georgia, Florida, KY, Tennessee, Alabama, PA, CA(esp bay area), and VA.
I probably missed a few, but you get the idea, which is the truth of our being as a race.
We are cowards. But so are Whites. The Latinos are the strongest in heart, soul, family, and determination. Blacks, our peeps are shamefully weak, and getting weaker.
After the Charleston massacre, Obama was in a unique position to do something constructive by soothing racial tensions. But that’s now how adolescent left-wing community organizers behave. His initial reaction was to lie that such events only happen in America, implying that the Constitution is to blame. Now this:
ReplyDeleteUS President Barack Obama has used the ‘n-word’ during an interview to argue that the United States has yet to overcome its issues with racism.
“Racism, we are not cured of it,” the president said. “And it’s not just a matter of it not being polite to say nigger in public.”
Mr Obama was being interviewed by comedian Marc Maron for a podcast that was published on Monday.
He was being interviewed by a comedian when he decided to splash some gasoline on the fire by characterizing the country that elected him as “racist.” That about sums up this tragic farce of a presidency.
Anonymous Aryan Asshole @12:39P.M.
ReplyDeleteF U WHITE NAZI BOOTYSURFER!!
We know nothing on Earth is more satisfying than watching White racists meet blunt force trauma or death. At least Thornton had the decency to execute himself (a la Adam Lanza), sparing the world another "White Revenge" showtrial.
You buttsore bigot, take your hackneyed false equivalancies and shove 'em !
CCC....COUNCIL OF CONSERVATIVE CRACKERS.
ReplyDelete"There's a reason white folks don't talk too loud, have klan marches or fly confederate flags in Chicago or NYC.'
ReplyDeleteWell, considering more Americans have been killed in Chiraq than in Iraq, who would want to do anything around black folks?
Paul Mooney also said white people got what they deserved in the Boston bombing. Do you agree pilotx?
How much did you get paid, pilotx?
ReplyDeleteSince the left usually hires professional protesters and all. Nowadays the left doesn't even pay their protesters minimum wage. See the illegal immigrant protests.
"We know nothing on Earth is more satisfying than watching White racists meet blunt force trauma or death. At least Thornton had the decency to execute himself (a la Adam Lanza), sparing the world another "White Revenge" showtrial."
ReplyDeleteDo you really think Roof is going to get the death penalty? Think again, it's SC where the Confederate flag flies proudly at the Capitol. I 'bet' Blacks are assuming Roof is going to be prosecuted to the nth degree. Think again. A White justice system is lenient to Whites who kill Blacks. We have seen this over and over again for centuries, especially during these 'post-racial' times in America.
"Q: What's the difference between Bill Ayers and Dylann Roof?
ReplyDeleteA: Dylann Roof isn't a friend and colleague of an American president who enjoyed a cushy life in academia before retiring to life as the kind of author who's invited on-the-air by the mainstream media to hawk his books."
Bill Ayers isn't the friend and colleague of an American president either. Standing in the same room with someone or serving on the same committee does not make someone your friend.
Nice try, though.
"His initial reaction was to lie that such events only happen in America, implying that the Constitution is to blame."
ReplyDeletePresident Obama did not at any point claim that racism only exists in America. Another nice try, but no.
Very instructive. We get insight into the mind of a white racist. Actually it never changes. Let's see, it's ok to kill 9 innocent blah people including elderly women because some dude killed white people in 2010 so tit for tat. This explains a lot. Like back in the day when a blah person would be accused of doing something so they go to the blah side of town and start lynching. SMDH
ReplyDeleteBill Ayers wrote Obama's "auto"biography, Dreams from My Father.
ReplyDeleteObama started his campaign for Senate from Bill Ayer's living room.
Sorry, bitch, get informed.
President Obama said mass killings only happen in America,
ReplyDeleteSorry bitch, get informed.
"Since the left usually hires professional protesters and all. Nowadays the left doesn't even pay their protesters minimum wage. See the illegal immigrant protests."
ReplyDeleteLOL, nope. It's right-wingers who are the kings of astroturfing.
See: numerous Tea Party rallies
See: Donald Trump's campaign kickoff
It's astonishing how often "grassroots conservative movements" turn out to be a bunch of AC-TORS hired by some corporation to serve their financial interests.
And when they're not hiring actors, they're hiring scientists. Dig into the financing of damn near any anti-global warming scientist, and you'll find a paper trail leading back to Exxon, Chevron, etc.
PilotX said...
ReplyDeleteNah man, it was really cool. Rev Al was one of the only people who could create such an event
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He's the only guy who could create events that resulted in a murder of a guy walking down the street, a mob burning down a business that killed multiple people, and a rally that incited the murder of two New York policemen.
Your are a moral cretin.
Yisheng is such a dumbass cunt its a wonder she can even access this site.
ReplyDeleteWell no one got killed when we marched in DC. It was quite the event. Not sure about the Tea baggers at Beck's event though. Some hillbilly may have shot a toe off, ya never know.
ReplyDeleteWow, educated blah women really seem to get under white racists' skin. Not surprised.
ReplyDeleteI believe Thomas Jefferson's "Notes on the State of Virginia" should be required reading for all Black scholars from 1st grade to College. Get a good look at this "founding father's disgusting, but quite natural White racism.
ReplyDeleteSome of it reads just like homicidal CCC loving snake-shithead Roof's manifesto.
PilotX said...
ReplyDeleteWell no one got killed when we marched in DC. It was quite the event. Not sure about the Tea baggers at Beck's event though. Some hillbilly may have shot a toe off, ya never know.
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Actually, we do know that there was never any instance of violence or racism at any Tea Party event. They even cleaned up after themselves.
PilotX said...
ReplyDeleteWow, educated blah women really seem to get under white racists' skin. Not surprised.
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If there are educated black women who comment on this site, Yishbang isn't one of them.
McFred said...
ReplyDeleteYisheng is such a dumbass cunt its a wonder she can even access this site.
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Someone at work helps her.
C**t is a compliment coming from a man with a penis so small he couldn't please a virgin midget.
ReplyDeleteBut call me a Whooteemoo, and I'll have have DH hack into your computer then come kick your concave a$$, ROTFL!!!
It's ok for blacks to slaughter whites because history. Because white people. Titties for tatties.
ReplyDeleteBlacks do think like white racists. Odd that.
"Everyone deserves respect; that is, until they prove otherwise."
ReplyDeleteMy "Pops"
1963
KKKinky is a brainless schmuck-spic!
ReplyDeleteYo! Bro Field!!
ReplyDeleteJerky Josh and QLB now have new names. They're hiding in the Anon sewer with all the rest of the Confederate Stormfront Sissies that regularly shit on this Black blog.
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ReplyDeleteJerky Josh and QLB now have new names. They're hiding in the Anon sewer with all the rest of the Confederate Stormfront Sissies that regularly shit on this Black blog.
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Jerky Josh = McFred = the gay dude living in NoCal.
QLB = Hilly = any refernence to the user name Yisheng = #1 FN hermaphrodite Whooteemoo.
Flying the Confederate flag over public buildings is the equivalent of flying the swatzika over the Reichstag.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the govenor o SC wants the flag to coome down:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/06/22/south-carolina-confederate-flag/29109939/
If she's not a one time Gov, she WILL be after this!
Some specifics and some generalities.
ReplyDelete1. You invited them to play through and they refused, and then ordered you to play faster? I don't golf anymore because my eyesight's not good enough, but I spent much of my youth doing one of three things: playing baseball, riding my bike, and playing golf. It was bizarre for them to behave that way. Playing through was always how we handled the situation you were in. I can't even imagine any other way to deal with it.
2. Yep, the South is different, and it ain't just your NAACP acquaintance being a chickenshit. I once worked for a company located in the very deep South, and had a brush with something a bit like you describe though not nearly as weird or unpleasant.
In the big cities of the North, you'll sometimes get accosted by this or that person handing out a leaflet. Up North, you ignore them as if they didn't exist. I'm down at Corporate one day in the South, and the same thing happens as a few of us are walking down the street. All of us white, including the person trying to handle me a leaflet.
I ignored the guy completely, as usual. The white Southerners who are with me were floored. "I can't believe you did that!" one of them said. He wasn't even mad at me. It was like I was this strange creature from Neptune. "Did what?" I replied, honestly wondering what the hell he was talking about. Thereupon I get the lecture about manners. Okey doke, I thought, when in Rome ...
Now to some generalities.
1. You're from the Malcom X school of race relations, and so are most of your commenters. So I shouldn't be surprised by what I read here. But the Civil Rights movement was far more a Southern movement. Martin Luther King succeeded in removing Jim Crow. Malcolm X wrote a book or two. Yep, they both got assassinated. One left a lot more behind than the other.
2. The entire country was pretty much blown away by the families of Charleston. It was the topic of conversation last weekend among my white friends. The forgiveness! We all agreed that the families were better than we'd be, and that they were an example and an inspiration of turning anger into something else.
As I write this, the hair on the back of my neck stands up thinking of what those family members said at the bond hearing. Last weekend, all of us agreed that they'd have been within their rights to shout their heads off. But they didn't. Say what you want to about those people, and about my reaction. It won't matter. I am stunned beyond belief by how they handled themselves. Always will be.
3. Hatred and anger is the scab that forms over a wound. A scab protects against being hurt again, but it goes away. What about hatred and anger? Does that ever go away? Just where do we wind up when we yell at each other? You call me a racist, I call you a criminal. And then we're going to solve anything?
Stars and Bars @1:57 P.M.
ReplyDeleteAnd YOU sound like a buttburnt, whiny, White Supremacist, racist Honky asshole who got his ass kicked(rhetorically), yesterday; Yeah, I went back and read it! Your butt's still a little raw, eh? LOL!!!
I notice you didn't bother to refute any of the points Bro. Garvey offered, but just drifted into the 6th grade-FOX News tactic of crying, yelling "Racism", and juvenile ad-hominems; Which is what White Nazis do when you hurt their tender little feelings with cold, hard racial facts; he was right and you know it, bitch; that's why ya got so pissed-off!
Only a filthy dumpster of White Amerikkklan Nazi Trash like you would celebrate the Confederate Swastika; a sterling(Donald?) symbol of White brutality, rape and evil.
Wait!! Mark Fuhrman?? hey, wetfart! is this you???
In any event, your contribution to this blog amounts to less than zero; Get the fuck off this BLACK blog!!!!
Go away White Nuclear Trash...and STAY AWAY!!!!!!
Placeholder, thanks for your heartfelt insight. We need more folks like you. Unfortunately, there just isn't that many in America willing to speak up and stand up for what's right.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Anon 6:07 PM, but I must disagree. I think most Americans don't want to fight to begin with, but would rather just try their best to live what's right. Most folks are good and can be trusted. Those families in Charleston and their amazing grace reminded me of how damn good we can be if we try.
ReplyDeleteWe sit around and rip each other apart, and what do we get? And Field Negro, yep, you had every reason to rip 'em a new one. Hell, I might have done the same thing myself. But what about that round of golf? You didn't tell us what a great time you had after you cussed him out.
Actually Placeholder, I did have a good time. (Shot 85 I think)
ReplyDeleteBut it could have gone so wrong.
...in the blink of an eye!
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ReplyDeleteThank you, Anon 6:07 PM, but I must disagree. I think most Americans don't want to fight to begin with, but would rather just try their best to live what's right. Most folks are good and can be trusted. Those families in Charleston and their amazing grace reminded me of how damn good we can be if we try.
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Most are good people? Really? Then why is there so much racism and hatred in America? Why are cops abusing and killing bm? Why did all those folks in SC vote to keep that racist terrorizing flag flying on the state capitol grounds?
Oh wait, I forgot. You are looking at it from a different angle--a white angle where you are NOT terrorized and abused by the police who are supposed to protect you, NOT kill you by shooting you in the back.
Yep. I suppose there are millions of good folks in America. That's why evil has America in its grip. The 'good' do nothing so the 'evil' can flourish.
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ReplyDeleteBlogger 8:53 PM, I am not going to be the spokesman for every white asshole and nutcase in America. There are 320 million Americans, and what, 200 to 225 million whites? I trust most people in most places, and think that most people of all races try to live the right way in their own lives.
ReplyDeleteI don't overlook the horror. Plenty to go around. But what I just wrote is what I think. I guess I'm lucky, because I haven't been shot in the back just yet, in spite of a few times where maybe I came closer than I'd have wanted. Have you been shot in the back? How did that turn out?
who is George W?
ReplyDeleteField Negro, your story reminded me of an incident during my youthful days on a par-3 course. We're behind a foursome, waiting. Two guys and two girls. Right there on the 16th hole, one of the guys and one of the girls decide they'd like to get it on. They start rolling around in the grass, making out. (Oh, since this is a blog about race, I guess I need to say that everyone involved was white.)
ReplyDeleteMe, being a suburban Field Honky, I shout: "Hey! Can't you fuck her somewhere else?" (The things we say when we are young and really, really stupid.)
He gets up and stalks back straight toward me. Let's just say he was a little irked by my comment. As he approaches, I notice the tattoos and a scar on his forehead. This was what you'd call a "thug," before thugs were cool.
He was ready to take me apart, which quite frankly wouldn't have been much of a challenge. I was with two other guys, and we ran off that course. We laughed later, but not at the time.
These days, you never know who might have a gun, especially in Louisiana. Now, if you want to claim that you had a nice time after you told the guy to fuck off, well, I wasn't there and it will cost me nothing to believe you. But I still think your southern friend had it right.
Maybe not in principle, but sometimes the practicalities ought to take hold. In 20/20 hindsight, of course, might it not have been a better idea to rise above it, stand aside at the next tee, and see if they'd be willing to go ahead at that point? Playing through on the fairway is kind of a pain in the ass, from my recollection. You don't know whose ball is whose, and the rhythm gets jumbled.
Not to defend them, though. They really were wrong, but did you really have to go all George W. on them? And are you sure you didn't slice one off into the woods after your exchange of pleasantries? How about the others in your group? Did they have a nice time, or was it all about you?
Blogger 9:11 PM, George W. Bush. What was Field Negro's next move, bombing the tennis courts? By the way, I deleted and reposted just before because I made a typo that kinda changed the meaning of a sentence.
ReplyDelete" Have you been shot in the back? How did that turn out?" Yes, I am now in a wheelchair. But I guess I'm lucky, I could have been killed, huh?
ReplyDeleteThere's something else to say. It's something I try to remember, but too often forget, especially when someone else pulls a bonehead stunt like you described, Field Negro.
ReplyDeleteIt is this: You just never know what someone else might be going through. Maybe the guy you reamed out -- justifiably, mind you -- had just lost his wife. Maybe his kid has cancer. God only knows. And, like I wrote just above, in Louisiana, maybe he's packing heat.
"Mommy, how did Daddy die?"
"He told some white asshole on the golf course to fuck off, and the guy pulled out a gun and shot your Daddy in the heart."
Blogger 9:14, I am very sorry to hear about that. I had a friend who was stabbed to death by a burglar. The pain never really goes away.
ReplyDelete@PilotX at 2:42 AM,
ReplyDeleteThanks for that comment. I almost screamed at your last sentence. Can you imagine Black people singing "Fight the Power" during a Dr. King event? Now that's something I would love to see.