But About Beyonce’s Jeans

But About Beyonce's Jeans
But About Beyonce’s Jeans…

Wrong, as in inaccurate, is wrong, even when they’re Americans. And, this image – understandably, a very common meme right now – is wrong in that the sentiment generally surrounding it is inaccurate. Despite what a lot of us believe, Beyoncé did, in fact, catch a lot of hate and derision over her Levi’s ad campaign, and it was all race-based and racist.

While the privileged, White liberals mostly kept their mouths shut on it, the ever-angry Blacks piled on Beyoncé due to her blond hair and light skin tone. They really, really thought that she was just “too White.”

Beyonce Levis billboard defaced and whitewashed
The Blacks Really Had A Problem With Their “Queen’s” Look

Apparently, this is a little-known fact, thanks to most of the Lamestream Media staying carefully silent on intraracial hate amongst the Blacks. But yeah, they were even defacing billboards for that Levi’s ad campaign by whitewashing over Beyoncé’s face and exposed skin.

So, while privileged, White liberals might have approved of her and Levi’s ad campaign, many Blacks despised it enough to damage property in “protest.”

So, if you think that Beyoncé’s ads got a free pass, you’re wrong. There was plenty of outrage and outright hate; it just wasn’t mentioned much in media outlets and platform which we frequent.

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Where Is This?

Where Is This? Detroit!
Where Is This Shithole? Detroit!

Yes, that really is Detroit and not some beleaguered shithole in Haiti or in Sub-Saharan Africa. It’s a sad fact that some Third World problems are also First World problems.

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A Thought On Absurdity

A simple thought on the absurdity plaguing us today:

We have reached the ultimate stage of absurdity when White people are held responsible for things that happened before they were born, while Blacks are not held responsible for what they themselves are doing today?

— jonolan

FYI this, much like my thoughts on disappointment and pride was a correction of Ben Shapiro’s words, is a correction and clarification of Thomas Sowell’s. I’m not as bound by political correctness and a speak more freely, bluntly, and accurately than he can.

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They're Not Really Black

They're Not Really Black
They’re Not Really Black

It seems that The View’s Joy Behar isn’t shy about claiming that SCOTUS justice Clarence Thomas and Senator Tim Scott aren’t really Black because they aren’t avowed victims of “Systemic Racism” and constantly claiming that they are so.

“He’s one of these guys who, you know, he’s like Clarence Thomas,” Behar said. “Black Republican who believes in pulling yourself by your bootstraps, rather than, to me, understanding the systemic racism that African Americans face in this country, and other minorities. He doesn’t get it. Neither does Clarence. And that’s why they’re Republicans.”

— Joy Behar

In her opinion two Black Men, one born at the beginning of the the Civil Rights Movement and one born nearer it’s end and just a year after the Civil Right Act was created, don’t understand racism. Two Black men raised in broken homes and poverty in the South apparently can’t understand what Blacks go through because the real racism and disadvantaged upbringings these men faced didn’t hold them back.

Yes, I know. It’s not normally correct to respond to- or particularly care about what the bints on The View jabber, hoot, and/or holler. Their entire shtick is being ignorant, stupid, and grossly offensive to Americans in general. However, this is one of those times when one of them, Behar in this case, can be used as a bellweather for the core dogma of the Left and their minority tenants.

This is their identification of the Blacks. Irrespective of race or upbringing, they will not believe a Black is truly a Black unless they paint themselves as a victim deserving of reparations from America. Some can’t even recognize one, mistaking them for- and castigating them because they’re obviously White.

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African↮Americans

Just another screaming, angry buck nigger

A real issue with those Blacks who identify as “African-American” is the punctuation involved. The hyphen is wrong and should be used. The grammatical/logical symbol that should be separating “African” from “American” is ↮ the symbol for contradiction or an XOR value choice. This is especially true because the etymological root of “contradiction” is the Latin contradico, “speak against.”

(Contradiction, Opposition, Antithesis, Exclusive Choice)

The sad fact of it is that they’re either Black/African or they’re American. At best, and that best is vanishingly rare, it’s a sliding scale between being part of their people or part ours. They can’t be both because Blacks – those acknowledged by their own people as being Black Enough and not an American, e.g., those derided as being Oreos and/or Uncle Toms/ Aunt Jemimas – hate America and her people. And, you can’t be a true member of a people and/or nation while holding it to be utterly evil, loathsome, and the existential enemy of “your people.”

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