Diversity Fatigue Friday Night Edition: Lynching Parties DNC Style July 24, 2009

Now, now. We all know the fate of those who criticize THE ONE.

Imagine that you are taking an evening stroll. You are gleefully minding your own business when BAM, you encounter President Barack Obama. He shakes your hand. You decide to ask him a simple question like, “How do you plan on paying for universal health care.”

Seems pretty innocent.  Well it depends.

Let’s say that Obama trips up on his answer and looks pretty stupid.  The media gets a hold of the tape and Bill O’Reilly gets a chuckle out of Obama’s dumb response. Next the leftwing media idiots like Keith Olbermann name you worse person in the universe just for asking that question of THE ONE.

It was not your fault that he failed to give a plausible answer as to how he intended on paying for the health care of every American legal or illegal.  It is still your fault and the left will come to lynch you.

What happened to “Joe the Plumber” when his encounter with Barack Obama exposed the presidential candidates “spread the wealth”  philosophy?

Someone actually dug into Joe’s personal information illegally and he became demonized by liberals as a racist, and a conservative, not really a plumber.

Recently, Frank Ricci and 19 other New Haven firefighters emerged victorious in a 5-4 Supreme Court victory over the New Haven Fire Department. The case involved to a small degree Judge Sonja Sotomayor, who is a liberal and SCOTUS appointee of President Obama. The decision also traumatized many in favor of affirmative action.  What did the left do? They attempted to slander Ricci, siting his dyslexia as a means of exploitation.

As we can see, it’s no longer about Obama anymore. You had better watch your step around anyone who is remotely in Obama’s circle of friends, neighbors, the pizza guy who delivered to him in Hyde Park.

Obama is the GODFATHER and you had had better watch it around his ‘family’ or you will get a busted kneecap.

Take a look at this Politico article which describes how the Cambridge Police Department was targeted by Obama and his goons as being McCain supporters:

President Obama walks back police criticism

By ALEXANDER BURNS & CAROL E. LEE | 7/24/09 12:51 PM EDT

…Obama’s conciliatory moves marked an abrupt shift from Friday morning, when White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs dismissed a suggestion that the backlash from police groups could be distressing to the White House, given that Obama has enjoyed a positive relationship with the law enforcement

community.

“I think the Fraternal Order of Police endorsed McCain,” Gibbs fired back at reporters, referring to Obama’s Republican opponent in the 2008 election. “If I’m not mistaken.”

At a Cambridge press conference Friday morning featuring Crowley, union leaders said Obama and Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick had both gone after Cambridge officers’ performance without having full information about the incident involving Gates.

I just can’t keep myself from laughing as we engage in these iconic moments  of change during Obama’s presidency.  In case you missed The O’reilly Factor last night, I wanted to share this clip of  Earl Ofari Hutchinson and Bob Parks discussing the appropriateness of Obama’s remarks on the arrest of Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. It is nice to see a black conservative, Bob Parks “representing”.

As this story gets increasingly messy, witnesses are emerging to give accounts of the situation that do not seem very favorable towards Gates. The Boston police may release the 911 tape which will perhaps provide some clarity.

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Diversity Fatigue Friday:A Guide To Collecting Racial Antiques July 24, 2009

Last night I went to bed and cried.

I thought the kitchen table conversations I overheard between my mother and grandmother about how cruel whites are towards blacks were over.  To my dismay they are not. It is unfortunate that I am beginning to wonder if my fellow African Americans want those conversations to be over. Isn’t that what post-racism is about?

In 2009, I can walk on a bus and sit anywhere I please. I am told by the liberals that I owe this to the Democratic Party.

In 2009, certainly I would have to search high and low in a Macy’s department store for that “colored” rest room. Hurry up, I need to find it. Afrocity’s gotta pee.

Didn’t we elect a black man as our president? Aren’t two little black girls swing setting in front of the White House while a Portuguese Water Dog is eating caviar and slurping Evian Water from George Washington’s spit bowl?

What’s going on? CNN is running it BLACKS IN AMERICA PART 432.  What is this nostalgia for the pre-civil rights days that is plaguing liberals?

The hyped up ideological importance that has been given to race and gender over the last two years is proof that we have issues in America. Of course we do. We are not alone in this. Take a look at the women protesters in Iran.  Where ever there is difference, there will be division and conflict.  That can be differences in skin color, class, gender, religious beliefs etc.   It is also human nature.

When confronted by Sarah Palin women, particularly those who identified themselves as feminists faced the uncomfortable questions of gender loyalty.  Again I ask, as women are we more unified by gender than we are divided by political ideologies, race, class, or religious beliefs?   Judging from the woman on woman criticism waged towards Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton, I would answer that question with a qualified NO.

Yes we are all women but we are individuals.

While one woman was raised by devout Baptist minister in Texas, a man who spent his Saturdays standing on  I-35  with huge posters of bloodied aborted fetuses;  another woman may have been raised by an atheist single mom, who grew medicinal herbs in her Brooklyn brownstone window box, while working a day job at Planned Parenthood in Queens.   Both women share identical genitalia in the sense that yes they pee sitting down, and they have a vagina. Does it mean that they will be best buds, trading feminist cards over gazpacho and tapas? No.

Let’s bring race into the  mix.  How can we not? Our president loves doing it so much.

I am African American, which makes me a person of color. President Barack Obama is Kenyan American, which makes him a person of color. In generic terms, we are both black.

I am a conservative. Barack Obama is not.

Can someone please explain to me why people assume that I voted for him?  The only ones who don’t are PUMAs and my Republican friends.

I am the one on the left with the white hood on.

No one asks me if I am an Obama supporter because they see my skin color and assume that I am a liberal and a Democrat. They also assume that I am voting for Obama because he is black- like me.  Just once I would like someone to ask me what my political affiliation is- just once.  I should not hold my breath because it will never happen.  When faced with the raving Obamabot who bashes Sarah Palin in front of me or calls Hillary Clinton a post menopausal racist, there is this temptation on my part to blurt out “I AM A REPUBLICAN” . Scrap the temptation part. I have done it. What happens?  The O-bot launches verbal attacks against anything that comes from my mouth, they assume that I supported Bush, they assume that I am pro-life. In effect they put up a shield.  Or they attempt to convert me to liberalism.

No one leaves the party of ass without ripped clothing and hoof prints on their backs.  No one leaves without being stalked by the well meaning friend who checks up on you.

“Did you hear Obama’s press conference last night?”

“Yes, the one that was about health care? I saw it.”

“Isn’t Obama great? And my gawd what is happening to black people in this country. Racial profiling in 2009, I mean come on. “

“Well, I do not believe it was racial profiling, just an unfortunate event that was exploited by Barack Obama as a means to distract from the issue of health care.”

“I do not agree with that. Having Obama as president has proves that we still have problems with racism. Look at the nasty things he and his wife faced from right wing extremists like Sarah Palin- yelling KILL HIM at McCain rallies. I know that you are a Republican but surely you must agree that the party only attacks Obama out of deep seated fear of change and diversity.”

“ Hmm, I don’t see it that way. What I do know is that every since Obama’s inauguration, I have found is myself talking about blacks and being black more than I ever have in my entire life.  What I am seeing now is blacks being portrayed as victims of society again. I did not realize how oppressive it is to be black until Obama reminded me of it.”

Sorry readers, I can’t go on anymore. I have an underground railroad train to catch.

What year is this advertisement from, 2008?

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