By Roger L. Simon
I’m not just talking about “Jim Crow” or LBJ’s well-known
patriarchal and racist use of the “n-word” to celebrate blacks voting
Democratic forever in gratitude for his ultimately useless early “virtue
signaling” called the “War on Poverty.”
(Notice any difference between South Central then and
now?)
Since then, it’s only gotten worse. Democrats calling
Republicans “racist,” as they do on a ritual basis, is literally one of the
more nauseating examples of projection in human history.
But before I go into the egregious details of today’s
malfeasances, it should be noted that Larry Elder—the estimable
black conservative talk show host who makes videos for The Epoch Times—is in a
near-tie with Arnold Schwarzenegger for the percentage of votes garnered in the
California gubernatorial recall election. Schwarzenegger got 48.5 percent and
Elder, so far, 47 percent. And they’re still counting. (In both instances, they
were competing against dozens of candidates.)
Readers will—excuse the redundancy—recall that
one made two votes in that election, the first deciding whether to recall Gov.
Gavin Newsom and the second for whom to replace him if recalled.
Elder won the latter in a landslide. But just who were
the people (along with the predictable corruption) who blocked his way from the
governor’s office by voting to preserve Newsom?
I submit that many of them were what we used to call
“limousine liberals” and might today be called “Tesla-crats.” They are the
rich, often mega-rich, almost always white, people who drive by the myriad horrific
homeless encampments of California, trying not to look, as they head for the
next trendy restaurant or their magnificent home.
And what is the largest group on a percentage basis in
those homeless encampments? Well, I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that it’s
blacks.
How can we not have contempt for the hypocritical (to say
the least) “Tesla-crats”? But they’re only the plutocratic tip of the
Democratic war on blacks we’re watching at this very moment.
Let’s start with the border.
At the moment, there is a crisis of crises at a place
called Del Rio, Texas. The left-leaning New
York Times is reporting:
“The
U.S. Border Patrol said that more than 9,000 migrants, mostly from Haiti, were
being held in a temporary staging area under the Del Rio International Bridge
as agents worked as quickly as they could to process them.
“The
temporary camp has grown with staggering speed in recent days, from just a few
hundred people earlier in the week. The authorities and city officials said
they expected thousands more to cross the ankle-deep river between Mexico and
Del Rio in coming days.”
How many of these people will ultimately enter our
country we don’t know. Probably a lot. (It’s reported the numbers under the
bridge have swelled to 12,000 now.) How many carry COVID? Again, we don’t know,
but probably a lot. What we do know is that since they are, mostly, Haitian,
they will likely end up in black communities, bringing their infections with
them.
Where is there already the most COVID-19 on a percentage
basis? Black communities.
War on blacks?
Okay, consider the next—if anything more horrible because
more deliberate—example.
In their alacrity to punish Southern red states, our
federal government is restricting the monoclonal antibody treatments given
those states. Who suffers the most from this? Who may well die from this?
Again, the black community—where these treatments are
most needed. Joel
Pollak puts it succinctly over on Breitbart.com:
“President Joe Biden’s decision to cut
deliveries of monoclonal antibodies to southeastern states, in what critics have
called a politically-motivated effort to punish Republican states, could end up
sentencing black people to death from coronavirus.”
Is this sadism or stupidity on the part of our president?
An argument can be made for both.
Thankfully, Larry Elder is far from alone in standing up
for the rights of his people.
Notable lately is rapper Nicki Minaj who has
courageously stood up for the truth on Twitter by casting justifiable
aspersions—or should I say “throwing shade”—on the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Naturally she got a lot of pushback from the usual crowd
who don’t know what pathetic conformists they are.
Someone named “hasanabi” wrote after the rapper appeared
on Tucker Carlson, “You know he’s a white nationalist right?”
Minaj responded:
“Right. I can’t speak to, agree with, even look at someone from a particular
political party. [People] aren’t human any more… If another party [than the
Democrat Party] tells u to look out for that bus, stand there & get hit.”
So far, no one has said it better.
