Race
Kwanzaa is not a religious holiday, nor is it a traditional “African thing.” Moreover, it is grounded in violence, corruption, and deceit. Furthermore, it has an admitted humanist foundation so professing Christians should not go near the thing.
Jesse knew it was all over. Now he would have to get a regular job and actually work! No more strong-arming businesses over their alleged “racist” practices. He could no longer count on white guilt…
Dr. Wright candidly said, “When [Obama’s] enemies find out that in 1984 I went to Tripoli… with Farrakhan, a lot of his Jewish support will dry up quicker than a snowball in hell.”
I admit to bias: Liberals should be suspect even when quoting the multiplication tables, so that is why I am suspicious of most of the presidential candidates of both parties and especially suspicious of Senator Barack Obama.
I am an easy going, laid-back, go-along person but I have my limits and they have been reached. I’ll go so far but no further. I have reached my limits in adjusting to what people with dark skin want to be called.
It is that time of year again when the major media polishes the statue of Martin Luther King, Jr. without telling gullible listeners, readers, and viewers the truth. Many media outlets will repeat some of King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, but they never, never inform anyone that he stole that from another black preacher. Wonder why?
My Response to my Critics for the Martin Luther King Jr. Article
I have done an “honest” report on King because I did my homework and have no reason to distort facts.
I have done an “honest” report on King because I did my homework and have no reason to distort facts.
Are Fundamentalists Anti-Black?
Fundamentalist Christians, of all races, are the greatest people in the world; however, we are not always right. (Now, that admission will amaze some people and anger others, but it still remains a fact.) One of our big failures is to address the race issue. Most of us evade it, hoping maybe it will go away. But it doesn’t go away.
Fundamentalist Christians, of all races, are the greatest people in the world; however, we are not always right. (Now, that admission will amaze some people and anger others, but it still remains a fact.) One of our big failures is to address the race issue. Most of us evade it, hoping maybe it will go away. But it doesn’t go away.
Martin Luther King Jr. Was Not A Good Man!
Martin Luther King’s statement that a person should be judged by his character not the color of his skin is a majestic thought. I will do that as I look at King, and I wonder if radical leftists, King worshipers, white liberals, black non-thinkers, media moguls and others will do the same? Some “conservatives” need to do likewise!
Martin Luther King’s statement that a person should be judged by his character not the color of his skin is a majestic thought. I will do that as I look at King, and I wonder if radical leftists, King worshipers, white liberals, black non-thinkers, media moguls and others will do the same? Some “conservatives” need to do likewise!
What About Slavery And Payments to Blacks?
Slavery cannot be defended by the most brilliant, eloquent person even though many have tried. Aristotle said that “nature” gave stronger bodies and less under-standing to those born to serve while free men have less physical force and greater understanding. He also said that “just as some are by nature free, so there are by nature slaves, and for these latter the condition of slavery is both beneficial and just.” Aristotle was wrong! Slavery can never be justified.
Slavery cannot be defended by the most brilliant, eloquent person even though many have tried. Aristotle said that “nature” gave stronger bodies and less under-standing to those born to serve while free men have less physical force and greater understanding. He also said that “just as some are by nature free, so there are by nature slaves, and for these latter the condition of slavery is both beneficial and just.” Aristotle was wrong! Slavery can never be justified.
Martin Luther King: Judged By His Character Not His Color!
Martin Luther King, Jr. made a fantastic statement in his “I Have a Dream” speech when he said that a person should be judged by his character not the color of his skin. Without any reservation I agree with that observation and will do just that as I take a look at King without any prejudice.
Martin Luther King, Jr. made a fantastic statement in his “I Have a Dream” speech when he said that a person should be judged by his character not the color of his skin. Without any reservation I agree with that observation and will do just that as I take a look at King without any prejudice.
Should Blacks Have Special Privileges? Part 1
There would be a scream to high heaven if I asked if there should be special privileges for Whites. No fair person would say that should be true. To be honest, white people have had it better and easier than people of color until recent years, and people of color have had to work harder and smarter to stay even with Whites.
There would be a scream to high heaven if I asked if there should be special privileges for Whites. No fair person would say that should be true. To be honest, white people have had it better and easier than people of color until recent years, and people of color have had to work harder and smarter to stay even with Whites.
What Kind of Man Was Martin Luther King Jr. ?
Was Martin Luther King, Jr. a good man with some bad traits or a bad man who happened to accomplish some good? Well, each person must decided that for himself, but most Americans don’t know the facts about King since he is considered a saint who must have his image protected at all costs.
Was Martin Luther King, Jr. a good man with some bad traits or a bad man who happened to accomplish some good? Well, each person must decided that for himself, but most Americans don’t know the facts about King since he is considered a saint who must have his image protected at all costs.
Should Blacks Have Special Privileges? Part 2
My position has always been that minorities should have the same rights (and responsibilities) that I have. It is incredible that any fair-minded person, especially a Christian, would think otherwise. But, it works both ways: there should be no special treatment for any special group.
My position has always been that minorities should have the same rights (and responsibilities) that I have. It is incredible that any fair-minded person, especially a Christian, would think otherwise. But, it works both ways: there should be no special treatment for any special group.
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