Yesterday, a friend forwarded a YouTube clip in which: “These two guys do a number on the Democrats
kneeling with their African scarfs. They make some good points.”
After watching, I responded to my friend.
My response: At age 13, I started working summers
in the shipping department of a family business. It was on Bruckner Boulevard
& 132nd Street in the Bronx, NY. I’m not sure, but I think
150-200 were employed all told.
Employees were Black, White, Puerto Rican, a small
percentage of Cubans and who knows what else. All worked at various levels
of manufacturing as well as typical managerial positions, office functions and
sales. Hiring decisions and job responsibilities were determined by new hire’s experience,
knowledge and capabilities. Issues rarely arose due to ethnicity, others being judged as individuals. Capabilities and job performance ordinarily
determined who did what without much, if any, thought as to race or religion.
Most dislikes, personal issues or avoidances were exactly that, personal,
having nothing whatsoever to do with whether those involved were of the same
race, religion, ethnicity or any other criteria beyond whatever the specific
issues themselves were.
And that’s why these clowns in government haven’t
the slightest ideas of how they’re perceived by those in minorities they’re
trying to convince of their solidarity. The individuals comprising various
races and ethnic groups make up strata within just like Whites or any other
race; good, bad, educated or non, politically motivated, perhaps not. And so on.
All of which filters down to the fact that these
cowtowing outsiders in politics actually understand less than nothing about those
they’re trying to bamboozle with their pandering. Leading to the logical
conclusion that while making lots of noise and very big waves, the actual
number of ethnic minority voters buying the moronic Democrat leadership hype
probably adds up to practically nothing. While those who really are “in the
know” most likely just sit back and laugh at them as does the rest of the “silent
majority.”
That’s it for today folks.
Adios
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