Welcome to Black History Month!
Let's face it, some Black people are: (a) stupid; and/or (b) guilty of committing crime(s). So, don't blame White people for the blatant stupidity and/or blatant guilt of some Black people. Given the fact that White people intentionally engineered slavery, and the perpetual systemic racism, oppression, and discrimination of Black people throughout the history of the United States of America, without a doubt, Black people should KNOW better than to do anything that gives White people an opportunity to arrest, beat, or kill them.
In an attempt to manipulate White people to feel guilty, oh yeah, some Black people "play the race card," but such deceitful acts do more harm than good by holding all Black people up to ridicule. For example:
Tawana Brawley's totally fake rape allegations against four-(4) White men.
Don't Blame White people for the stupidity and criminal acts of some Black people. When Black people do dumb shit, they should be held responsible . . . every damn time. Accordingly, since "Black History Month" has been established as a positive event to remember important Black people and important Black events in history, why not establish "June" of every year as the month to remember the blatantly stupid things Black people have done, such as celebrating "Juneteenth." You know, "Juneteenth" where Black people celebrate their "belated freedom," while ignoring the fact that White people successfully shit on them, sold them, raped them, beat them, imprisoned them, and murdered them for an additional two-plus years after the so-called end of the Civil War! Celebrating "Juneteenth" makes as much sense as Native Americans celebrating how White people repeatedly and deceitfully said, "We really mean it this time. You'll have your land and your freedom. Seriously. Really. Trust us!"
Numerous treaties between the US and Sioux Nation, all of which have been violated by the US.The Treaty of Fort Laramie of 1868 establishes a Sioux nation stretching from the Black Hills of Dakota Territory all the way west to Montana and south into Nebraska. Whites are forbidden to settle on these lands. The treaty is ratified by the U.S. Senate on February 16, 1869, then signed by President Andrew Johnson on February 24, just one week before leaving office.
During his successful run for the presidency in that same year, General Ulysses S. Grant admits the duplicitous nature of America's relationship with Native Americans, stating, "Our dealings with the Indians properly lay us open to charges of cruelty and swindling." Grant promises to abide by the new treaty and avoid further war on the plains.
Source: "Killing Crazy Horse: The Merciless Indian Wars in America," Copyright © 2020 by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard, page 170
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"It's their land. Give it back!"
The Republic of LakotahThere's a terrible stereotype of Black people being prone to party, to dance, to laugh and celebrate when other racial or ethnic groups would be upset, pursue legal action, seek revenge, etc. Some "things" are just not worthy of "celebration," such as being "ignorant" of being freed from slavery. Sadly, some Black people prefer to celebrate their "ignorance," and a bunch of White people have joined in to laugh at their stupidity, such as with the Tuskegee syphilis experiment.
Everytime Black people do some dumb ass shit to get themselves arrested, beaten, or killed by White police officers, or engage in Black-on-Black crime, or whatever, let's recognize the stupidity, the refusal, and failure of Black people to learn from their past and from the reality of common sense. For example:
07-10-20
Body camera footage shows stupid Black man firing twice at the advancing officer, missing both times. The officer didn’t flinch and attempted to tackle the stupid Black man before he was fired upon by other officers.
Man injures Grand Rapids police officer
while resisting arrest in park
Let's establish "June" of every year to recognize the stupidity of Black people. Why not?
As long as Black people keep doing dumb ass shit that prevents a robust advancement in their socio-economic status nothing will change . . . nothing has changed . . . nothing will ever change.
I'd dare you to prove me wrong, but you lack the "power" to do a damn thing.
I welcome your feedback.
Trip Reynolds
trip.reynolds@yahoo.com
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