MicroGroks
A free slave vs Black race-baiters: one from our history who believed in the Constitution as being for all people vs someone that would rewrite our history simply to advance a race-based fiction (to which she has now admitted to doing).
I haven’t written a lot about the 1619 Project sponsored by the NYT (writer(s)). The plan was to be as an emphasis to what the Black Lives Matter movement has been (wrongly) preaching. That America has been racist, is racist, and will ALWAYS be racist.
As far as I’m concerned it would be better to die of Covid as a free man than to be forced to cower safely in tyranny. Scott Culver’s on this Cafe Hayek post. That be “Give me Liberty or give me death“. How many Americans even know that anymore? And of that number, how many BELIEVE …
Notable Quote – Taking a knee or going out on Principle? Read More »
The November election is likely the most important one since 1860. This election is more than a contest over particular policies or programs. It isn’t only about healthcare or taxes. This election is a contest between two competing regimes. It is a struggle between two ways of life in diametric opposition.
It’s not slavery that hurts Americans today; slavery was outlawed 155 years ago. Americans should feel proud that our founders stated in our country’s first official document the (Judeo-Christian) principle that “all men are created equal.”
Americans haven’t always seen eye-to-eye on all issues. From the beginning, long before there were Democrats and Republicans, there were opposing political parties offering contrasting solutions to the problems facing our country.
WHY should someone be guilty of something that happened 75 years ago (or further back into antiquity)? Were they there to actually participate in what (in this instance) the “Woke” Left – in the persons of Black Lives Matter or in the persons of Social Justice Warriors – now considers sinful?
Where do white Marxists get off? Really, who died and left the Marxists in charge of telling black people how they should think? It really is starting to look like the Democrat plantation is rising again. All you colored folks just sit down in the back of the bus. We’ll tell you what you need …
This: Of course, Senator Tom Cotton said no such thing: A number of media outlets have distorted Senator Tom Cotton’s (R., Ark.) recent comments about the American founding to make it seem as if he believes the institution of slavery was “necessary” in a general sense. The controversy began after Cotton introduced a bill that …
During this spring our government has been guilty of massive overreach. The people in charge were so fearful they felt they needed to put restrictions in place. They suspended the U.S. Constitution. Our political leaders would have us believe they needed to ban our freedoms to keep us safe.
