Friday, July 09, 2010

Killing Crackers, Eh?

A man who stood in front of a polling station in military dress with a baton, threatening passersby, has been found to have said he wants to kill all white-skinned people and their babies, calling them by the racial term "crackers". The man is a member of the New Black Panther Party, who recently informed their political (and, apparently, racial) enemy, Glenn Beck, that the Party will be going to oppose Beck's rally at the Lincoln Memorial on August 28th, and that they will be, "... ready to rumble."

And there is no outcry from network news, talking heads, police, Homeland Security, President Soetoro, Nancy Pelosi, Michael Moore, or the ADL, because...?


The Rattler - III said...

Glenn Beck claims that the answer is peaceful resistance as with MLK. As a claimed pacifists it is interesting that he has a ccw and an armed security force shadowing he and his family. I do not fault him for that. But I do question his motive for peaceful resistance when the opposition's aim is to use force. Obama and his cabinet's support of the black panthers has shown us one more time where their allegiance is. And it is not to the republic. Unfortunately this is not going to resolve itself by singing kumbaya. What's the phrase about the blood of PATRIOTS?...

Son III said...

Yeah, whatever happened to MLK?

I believe the phrase you mention has something to do with the Tree of Liberty being watered by blood shed in defiance to tyranny and in promoting it.

And, what is the phrase from Scots Wha Hae, "We will drain our dearest veins, but they shall be free."

I take this to mean we can lose everything trying to retain our freedoms, including our lives, but the mere act of defying tyranny is victory, as one is made free by simply asserting freedom.

The next generation is my only concern as far as freedom goes, should we fail at our attempt at peaceful resistance. What will our progeny think of us? Will they be allowed to think of us?

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