Comments on: On Knowing What’s Good for Us http://archives.republicoft.com/index.php/archives/2005/11/07/on-knowing-whats-good-for-us/ Black. Gay. Father. Vegetarian. Buddhist. Liberal. Mon, 22 May 2006 22:26:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: neilemac http://archives.republicoft.com/index.php/archives/2005/11/07/on-knowing-whats-good-for-us/#comment-38830 neilemac Wed, 09 Nov 2005 19:22:31 +0000 http://www.republicoft.com/?p=3572#comment-38830 That and a baker's dozen more probabilities why Blacks do not vote Republican. The victims of agression since day one of slavery, Blacks do and continue to support those in power whom will do something to provide sustainable freedom for their community. Why on earth would you even begin to favour the hardline corporatist thugs representing the Repbulicans? I say shame on Powell and Rice for even being members of the Repugnant party, let alone being leaders in that hate mongering cabal running the WH. Tradionally, Blacks [and anyone other than caucasian] have  been  consistently targeted by rightwing agressors whom insist on 'keeping them in their place,'  as long as it is not in whitie's neighbourhood. This is not only repugnant, but repulsive. We observant Canadians have been objectively watching Amerika slide into the cesspool of <span style="font-weight: bold;">'Fascism'</span> for decades; personally, since the time I became interested in global politics with our worst Canadian Prime Minister in recorded history, Conservative Brian Mulrooney, along with Ronald Reagan, heaped the NAFTA  (indictment) on unsuspecting Canadians. Now why would any sensible Black citizen want to back thugs like those? Even worse now, it's the vile BushCo/Cheneyburton cabal calling the shots and trying to subject South America to fates even more unimaginable. I truly feel sorry for, not only the Black community T, but all persons of any race within the US [and elsewhere on the planet that have been duped by the promise of democracy while being raped of their natural resources] whom are subject to the fabrications and brutal punishments of the modern <span style="font-weight: bold;">Amerikan Fascist </span><span style="font-style: italic;"></span> <span style="font-weight: bold;">States </span><span style="font-style: italic;">(Texas, e.g.)</span>. I'm really sorry to have to say that I pity one and all. If the response to Katrina in Louisianna wasn't enough to strip Americans of their 'blinders'  and enhance their vision of the  plain truth, what else can I do to enlighten and help turn the situation around? namasté That and a baker’s dozen more probabilities why Blacks do not vote Republican. The victims of agression since day one of slavery, Blacks do and continue to support those in power whom will do something to provide sustainable freedom for their community. Why on earth would you even begin to favour the hardline corporatist thugs representing the Repbulicans? I say shame on Powell and Rice for even being members of the Repugnant party, let alone being leaders in that hate mongering cabal running the WH. Tradionally, Blacks [and anyone other than caucasian] have  been  consistently targeted by rightwing agressors whom insist on ‘keeping them in their place,’  as long as it is not in whitie’s neighbourhood. This is not only repugnant, but repulsive.

We observant Canadians have been objectively watching Amerika slide into the cesspool of ‘Fascism’ for decades; personally, since the time I became interested in global politics with our worst Canadian Prime Minister in recorded history, Conservative Brian Mulrooney, along with Ronald Reagan, heaped the NAFTA  (indictment) on unsuspecting Canadians. Now why would any sensible Black citizen want to back thugs like those? Even worse now, it’s the vile BushCo/Cheneyburton cabal calling the shots and trying to subject South America to fates even more unimaginable. I truly feel sorry for, not only the Black community T, but all persons of any race within the US [and elsewhere on the planet that have been duped by the promise of democracy while being raped of their natural resources] whom are subject to the fabrications and brutal punishments of the modern Amerikan Fascist  States (Texas, e.g.). I’m really sorry to have to say that I pity one and all. If the response to Katrina in Louisianna wasn’t enough to strip Americans of their ‘blinders’  and enhance their vision of the  plain truth, what else can I do to enlighten and help turn the situation around? namasté

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