Oh, yippee. Dear Reader President Momjeans is calling for yet another “dialog on race” in America.
Some commentators have called for a national conversation on race, and Obama agreed that “we should all look inward,” and have “mature” talks about “the divides that still exist.”
He said this in the context of the Martyrdom of St. Shirley of the USDA, of whom he said, “She deserves better than what happened last week,” conveniently forgetting that when she was being crucified, he was the one handing out the nails.
My comments:
- Every time Obama, or Sharpton, or Jesse Jackson says “dialog about race,” what they mean is “a lecture on grievances.” In fact, you can substitute the word “grievance” for the word “race” in practically any utterance from any civil rights figure.
- The reason these self-righteous prigs are always saying we need a “dialog about race grievances,” isn’t because they want to listen to other people, it’s because they want to set themselves up in Race Commissions — ideally with a hefty taxpayer subsidy — where they can lecture everybody else about what bigots they are. (Like the phony job Obama offered St. Shirley if she ever decides to get down off the cross.)
- The way to get passed race in America isn’t for a bunch of busy-bodies to lecture us about grievances. It will happen when I mind my own business and look after my family, and you mind your own business and look after your family, and everybody minds their own business and looks after their family, and the Government stops funding stupid commissions and studies whose continued funding depends on the perpetuation of racial grievances.