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A black website published one of my articles. The black publisher asked his readers to forgive me for being a black member of the GOP and review my article with an open mind.
In response, a subscriber wrote, "You can ask us to look past him being a GOP, but you can't ask us to look past his claim to be a tea party Christian."
Grateful for an opportunity to enlighten indoctrinated blacks, I asked the website publisher to publicly post my reply to the ill-informed subscriber's comment.
Please do not think me rude or mean by stating the following truth. The subscriber's comment reflects an ignorance of the facts and history prevalent in the black community.
Many blacks erroneously believe the GOP consists of rich racist white people. In reality, the GOP was founded to free blacks. Only five years after slavery, there were black congressmen, all Republicans. The KKK, Jim Crow laws, segregation, and denying blacks the right to vote where all birthed by Democrats.
The latest liberal attack on someone who has left the Democrat plantation happened to actress Stacey Dash. Dash is known for playing Dee (Dionne), the best friend of Alicia Silverstone’s character "Cher" in the film Clueless (1995). Dash made the bold move of supporting Mitt Romney over Barack Obama in this November's election. Here’s what she Tweeted:
Vote for Romney. The only choice for your future. @MittRomney @TeamRomney #mittromney #VOTE #voteromney pic.twitter.com/9HFUhWul
For this she was vilified. Race was the predominant issue. One person tweeted that she should just "kill herself." Here are a few more responses:
“You’re an unemployed black woman endorsing Mitt Romney. You’re voting against yourself thrice. You poor beautiful idiot.”
“Stacey Dash had a perm since birth. I knew I couldn’t trust her. lol.”
“Wait Stacey Dash is voting for Romney? You get a lil money and you forget that you’re black and a woman. Two things Romney hates.”
One man wrote: “This hurts but you a Romney lover and you slutting yourself to the white man only proves why no black man married u.”
Another sophisticate wrote: “Stacey Dash know she gwan be a house slave. She not trying to sit with the cotton pickers.”
And finally, the classic uneducated, illiterate, black ghetto response:
“Weak a** no acting . . . U can’t never come back over here! You’s a house n***a now.”
I believe Cain has a lot of good ideas, some even that are better than what Romney or Obama preposed, but he can not win because he has a lot more bad ideas. I'd much rather him stand strong in what he believes, but encourage it in the local area where he has influence than for him to change to be favorable enough to win.
I think the best thing we can ever see out of Cain is that he's a very public example of not following the semi-modern status quo of black = democrat and white = republican. I also think we should just leave it at that.
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"Get back in line, slave!" --Democrats to African-Americans
crab-bucket mentality.
