The White Male Oppressor Speaks

I found this video that puts into seven minutes what I could go on and on about. It focuses on the difference between American Freedom as it was promised by our founding fathers and the document that the Statist revolutionaries like Nancy Pelosi, the current leftist Congress and President Obama,  with his appointees – some of whom are or were (before they quite their positions) self avowed communists. For those out there that are not sure what a Statist is – the definition of Statism is as follows: “The theory or practice of concentrating economic and political power in the state, resulting in a weak position for the individual or community with respect to the government.“  So to dispense with the White Male Oppressors ramblings – on with the show…

I hope you enjoyed that, although there are probably a few of you reading this that believe the State can cure all ills. To you I say take responsibility for your own life instead of permitting the usurpation of your personal liberty. Benjamin Franklin spoke one of the truest phrases of all time with “people willing to trade their freedom for temporary security deserve neither and will lose both.”

Until next time to all the freedom loving Americans left: Courage

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Now that we are all supposed to be aware of every little damn thing to the point that they need to make a month out of it. I think that I will let you all in on what you are supposed to be aware of this month. Since these are all either life threatening issues or some whiny group wants you to be extra aware of your health, here is the list of what you are supposed to reflect on in the month of March.

# Caffeine Awareness Month, Natl
# Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Month, Natl
# Clean Up Your IRS Act Month, Natl
# Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Natl
# Craft Month, Natl
# Credit Education Month
# Ethics Awareness Month, Natl
# Employee Spirit Month
# Expanding Girls’ Horizons in Science and Engineering Month
# Eye Donor Month, Natl
# Frozen Food Month, Natl
# Honor Society Awareness Month
# Humorists Are Artists Month
# Ideas Month, Intl
# Irish-American Heritage Month
# Kidney Month, Natl
# Listening Awareness Month, Intl
# March into Literacy Month, Natl
# Mirth Month, Intl
# Multiple Sclerosis Education and Awareness Month, Natl
# Music in our Schools Month
# Nutrition Month, Natl
# On-Hold Month, Natl
# Optimism Month
# Peanut Month, Natl
# Play-the-Recorder Month
# Poison Prevention Awareness Month
# Red Cross Month
# Save Your Vision Month
# Sing with Your Child Month
# Small Press Month
# Social Work Month, Natl
# Spiritual Wellness Month
# Umbrella Month, Natl
# Women’s History Month, Natl
# Workplace Eye Health and Safety Month
# Youth Art Month

Now that you are aware of all these things that are so important this month, please take some of your valuable time and waste it each day thinking about this crap so that all the money that was spent in congress considering whether or not to name each of these to the month of March will not be wasted.

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Here is a real head scratcher for you, my loyal reader. Apparently the NAACP (National Association  for the Advancement of Colored People) is taking an very hard stand on something that they say has a “devastating impact on African American and Hispanic communities.” What is this travesty? Quite simply they are whining about the sentencing guidelines being unfair between powder and crack cocaine. (I will pause for the laughter)

The problem they have is apparently not that the black and Hispanic community in some areas, have a problem with crack cocaine addiction, it is that there is a 100 to 1 difference in the sentencing guidelines for possession of the drugs. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the sentencing: A person must possess 500 grams of powder cocaine before they are subject to the same mandatory 5-year prison sentence as an individual convicted of possessing just 5 grams of crack cocaine.

Here is the beauty in their “action” item, they use this wording “In the weeks ahead the U.S. Senate will consider a bill to eliminate this glaring—and racially dubious—injustice.” I love that “racially dubious.” Are you kidding me? This is about one of the most retarded complaints I have seen in a long time.

This is absolutely rich, rather than putting forth an action item to combat crack cocaine abuse in the black community through education and information (which has proven to be affective) they are going to complain about how long the jail sentence is? And then to call it racially dubious like the law was passed and only affects blacks and Hispanics. That is ridiculous! The sentencing is just as harsh for White, Asian, or any other racial group that is caught with the drug. That alone negates their argument and portrayal of yet another imaginary racial bias.

Also, I am sure that the sentencing guidelines are purely to pick on the melanin sufficient and has nothing to do with the epidemic usage of crack cocaine  in the mid 80’s through the early 90’s, similar to the sentencing guidelines for Meth which are much higher than Marijuana. I will bet they will say that is racially motivated too.

Instead of complaining about the sentencing why don’t you take a real stand and start more education and drug abuse prevention programs in the communities with the highest addiction rates rather than focusing on jail sentences and I will bet you will have a higher success rate by having less addicts and this will not be so much of a “problem” anymore. But then you would have to take personal responsibility rather than pretending to be an undeserved victim. And that might hurt donations.

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