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Progressive democrat explain racism. They hate not just
white people but all people that are free to chose.
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That most Republican and Conservatives are white, both men and women and they vote according to their own minds, much differently then the progressive socialist that do as they are told by their collective betters. White men are deciding their own destiny. Black men, for the most part do not have that option as they are controlled by the porgressive democrat collective.
And why is that? What have the democrats done to the entire black population that they deserve such generational enslavement?
Little wonder then the socialsit democrat hate machine is now focused on white guys. Is this racist? Are all liberal democrats racist? Do all democrats hate white people just because they are white? Or is it that they have decided to vote their minds based on facts and experience in living and working in a capitalist civil society and not ad demented ideology?
As Limbaugh and Williams have stated, this attack on white men is only temporary. They will use this until something else comes along that the liberal left can use as a club to beat down any opposition to what the socialsit democrats believe is a utopia of a level playing field, where all suffer failure and pestilence equally.
Marxism for all. One has to wonder how that has worked out for Venezuela? History says it has never worked and it never will. But pay no attention to the democrats behind the curtain pulling on the levers of power, they have no issues or proposals to better the nation and it's people. Only hate.
Their mission is to get and keep the power for control, and by any means necessary. And to do that they bring default, chaos, conflict and abject poverty to the nation. Once that is accomplished, the people will have no where to turn. All good democrat voters.
And if you still need more confirmation, just pay attention to Camila Harris or Alexander Cortez. Leaders in the progressive socialist Marxist movement now in the open for all to see.
Understand, do not vote for self destruction. Do not vote for the socialsit democrats. Our nation deserves better then these two. Our survival is at stake.
The Demonizing of White Men
Rush Limbaugh’s December 2018 “Limbaugh Letter” has an article titled “Demonizing White Men.” It highlights—with actual quotations from people in the media, academia, and the political and entertainment arenas—the attack on white men as a class.
You can decide whether these statements are decent, moral, or even sensible. Should we support their visions?
Don Lemon, a CNN anchorman, said, “We have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right, and we have to start doing something about them.”
Steven Clifford, former King Broadcasting CEO, said, “I will be leading a great movement to prohibit straight white males, who I believe supported Donald Trump by about 85 percent, from exercising the franchise [to vote], and I think that will save our democracy.”
Teen Vogue, a magazine targeting teenage girls, wrote, “Not only is white male terrorism as dangerous as Islamic extremism, but our collective safety rests in rooting out the source of their radicalization.”
Economist Paul Krugman, a New York Times columnist, wrote a column titled “The Angry White Male Caucus,” in which he explained, “Trumpism is all about the fear of losing traditional privilege.”
There have been similar despicable statements made by academics.
James Livingston, a Rutgers history professor: “OK, officially, I now hate white people. … I hereby resign from my race. F— these people.”
Stacey Patton, a Morgan State University professor: “There is nothing more dangerous in the United States than a white man who has expected to succeed and finds himself falling behind.”
Stony Brook University sociology professor Michael Kimmel explained, “White men’s anger comes from the potent fusion of two sentiments: entitlement and a sense of victimization.”
Then there’s the political arena.
Sen. Bernie Sanders: “There’s no question that in Georgia and in Florida racism has reared its ugly head. And you have candidates who ran against [Andrew] Gillum and ran against Stacey Abrams who were racist. … And that is an outrage.”
Michael Avenatti, criticizing the GOP senators during the Brett Kavanaugh hearings: “These old white men still don’t understand that assault victims and women deserve respect and to be heard.”
“What troubles me is … they’re all white men,” commented former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm regarding GOP senators questioning Christine Blasey Ford at the Kavanaugh hearings.
William Falk, editor-in-chief of The Week, said, “There’s something odd about the overwhelming white maleness of Washington’s current leadership.”
Not to be outdone, entertainers have hopped on the demonizing-white-men bandwagon.
Joy Behar, talking on ABC’s “The View” about senators supporting Kavanaugh, said: “These white men—old, by the way—are not protecting women. They’re protecting a man who is probably guilty.”
Actress Gabourey Sidibe, also on “The View,” said: “Older white men are a problem, y’all, for everyone. We’re all at risk.”
Moira Donegan wrote an article for The Guardian titled “Half of White Women Continue to Vote Republican. What’s Wrong With Them?”
Renee Graham wrote a column in The Boston Globe that counseled, “Memo to black men: Stop voting Republican.”
Comedian Chelsea Handler tweeted, “Just a friendly reminder for the weekend: No white after Labor Day, and no old, white racist men after the midterms. Get out and vote.”
That is just a partial list of statements that would be viewed and condemned as racist simply by replacing “white men” with “black men,” “Mexican men,” or “Asian men.” You can bet the rent money that university presidents and media executives would sanction any of their employees for making similar broad, sweeping statements about nonwhite men.
Suppose a white anchorman said, “Black people are the greatest murder threat in this country.” I guarantee you that he’d be shown the door.
There are only two ways to explain the silence by people who should know better. Either they agree with the sentiments expressed or they are out-and-out cowards.
Decent American people ought to soundly reject and condemn this brazen attack on white men. I think that the attack is on masculinity itself and that white men are a convenient scapegoat—for now.
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