The question now is why would blacks accept a proposal from an organization that is hated by progressive socialist liberals, the very controlling element of nearly the entire black population?
Why would the parents of children in urban schools that are out of control want what's best for their kids and yet vote more then 93% in favor of people that want them to to stay right where they are? It doesn't make sense.
Why, after decades of voting for progressive liberal socialist in mass, and in the face of huge unemployment numbers of better then 50% of black youth and 10% of adult blacks women, worse for adult black men, still believe that the progressive socialist liberal Democrats have their best interest at heart?
A good example is Mr Obama sends in kids to a private school, but publicly denied others in D.C. to have the same opportunity, mostly black and poor, to decide to send their kids to charter schools. Did anyone protest this? Where was the outrage from the black community? The press? Why no screaming headlines?
There has to be an answer for this that makes sense. As of today, no one has any idea of why blacks are convinced the progressive liberals are their best option for prosperty. Why does this happen? By the way, Star Parker is a black women.
Blacks Should Embrace NRA Gun Proposal
Star Parker (Town Hall)
What is the essence of freedom? Property and a gun. I never met my grandfather, but that's the lesson I took from his life. He was one generation out of slavery and bought property and guns.
It's so predictable that today's discussion on gun control is similar to the noise we hear from liberals every time there is a mass shooting. What is new this time is that the NRA, under the direction of Wayne LaPierre, David Keene and Asa Hutchinson, has put forth a concrete plan that most American parents should appreciate will keep children safer at school.
Why is it that liberals find it sensible to expand the reach of government each time a crisis arises, yet solutions that protect our freedoms and our ability to control our own lives they invariably find irrational?
Consider even the question of cost, which has been one point of contention regarding the NRA’s proposal to provide armed security for our schools. Does anyone believe there are not significant enforcement costs in expanding our gun control laws? The first parents that I believe should rally behind the NRA’s proposal are those who have been forced for generations to send their children to dangerous urban schools with no recourse or protection - low income, minority parents.
I have argued for 25 years that poor parents should get vouchers so they can move their kids out of schools where they don’t learn and are not safe. But who would have thought that the tragic loss of innocent babes in Connecticut would open the door to force liberals and unions to finally address school safety?
Why are Gun-control advocates never challenged to answer on behalf of the most vulnerable how you take the gun from the underground, the criminal, a racist cop or tyrannical government?
Blacks of all people should know that taking arms from the law-abiding many puts too much power in the hands of a perhaps ill-intending few.
In polling done by the Pew Research Center in 2009, only 38 percent of blacks, compared to 69 percent of whites, expressed a “great deal” or a “fair amount” of “confidence in local police to treat blacks and whites equally.”
In 2010, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled, in McDonald v. Chicago, that the 2nd Amendment, which articulates the “right to bear arms,” applies to the states. This overturned an appeals court decision, which upheld a local ordinance in Chicago prohibiting handgun ownership.
The man who filed the lawsuit, Otis McDonald, was a black man who wanted to protect himself in the deteriorating neighborhood where he lived where he felt unsafe because of gangs and drugs.
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