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mlopez
Kanye West is only first learning, but I could have told him. You are only allowed to be black as long as you don’t question being used as cannon fodder by the Democratic Party. You are allowed all the privileges of wealth and celebrity status, but you are not allowed to question the social order. And that, Mr. Hip Hop is the slavery of food stamps. You see, it’s a privilege to portray yourself as a victim deserving of sympathy, or as culturally edgy, but it’s not a right. Gate keepers appreciate celebrities helping to preserve the social order and their own privilege, but gate keepers on the welfare plantation decidedly don’t need uppity talking trash.
Kayne West can stand up, if he dares, but he will be attacked viciously. Free speech isn’t just poor manners. It’s simply not tolerated. Kanye West can also be a hero, but he will be made to pay a price. What he really needs to understand, or maybe what we all need to understand is that we are, all of us nigg*ers on this plantation. Some of us are white and some of us are people of color. It’s not about color. It’s about free men demanding to stand up straight and refusing to be silent.
They want subservient ceding control to allow for the continuation of their own power and privilege. Kayne West was suppose to read the code and make the deal with the devil. He was suppose to do the dirty and pick up his membership in the club. To his credit, he played his own self, gotta love it. Now needs to put himself where his mouth is, if he wants to free his soul. He needs to become a candidate for political office and I’m suggesting Maxine’s very own seat. He needs to become the nation’s very first Rap candidate and he ought to campaign by rapping out his support for the President. Show them the love.
You really want to become a hero. You make it real, make the stretch and pay the price. That’s what heroes do. They stand out in front and free the people. Go gun. Come ahead.
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Lucy Cowgill
OMG! You four are terrific! Getting the truth and humor along with it. What else can you ask for?!
James C. Fite
actually Sarah, I think Maxine Waters was calling the kettle non-black.