By Nicholas Stix
I was going to put together a blog item on the saga of Cliven Bundy, the white Nevada cattleman whom the Obama dictatorship declared war on, who then enjoyed great support from Republicans and conservative patriots, and whom the MSM then counterattacked, declaring that he’s a naziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews, but my VDARE editor Peter Brimelow beat me to it.
“What Exactly Did Cliven Bundy Say That A) Was Wrong; B) Paul Ryan Didn’t Already Say?”
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Compare the media uproar over Bundy’s “racist” comments to the silence of the Corrupt Liberal Media over black actor, Jamie Foxx, gloating on Saturday Night Live about killing “ALL the white people. How great is that? How black is that?”
Or Eric Holder’s open statement made before the Senate Judiciary Committee in June, 2009, that federal hate crime laws do NOT cover racially motivated violence against white Americans because whites are not an Holder approved “protected group”.
And Holders exempting black on white racist violence from federal law and Jamie Foxx’s glorifying and inciting it is especially egregious considering that thousands of white Americans are victims of racially motivated attacks by blacks every year in the USA.
Bundy is an elderly, white, blue collar rancher who is held to a much higher standard than a racist black Attorney General who is corrupting the law.
There is plenty of racism evident in this story and it is the same old racist DOUBLE STANDARD that is SOP of “liberals” and their toadies in the Corrupt Liberal Media.
He had a point about the black family under slavery:
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“I was stunned to learn that a black child was more likely to grow up living with both parents during slavery days than he or she is today”
Leftist historian,Eugene D. Genovese
Of course, Slavery could also break up that family with impunity if the slave owner wanted to, but the the Liberal Welfare State has been disastrous to the black family so his statement is not racist in that sense.Unless the truth itself is "racist".
Of course bring up a topic that is bound to be controversial regardless of the response.
"What is your opinion of African-Americans Cliven?"
And if no response that too would have been taken as an indication of something sinister.
Whatever way it goes, Cliven loses.
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