The Dallas Tea Party responds to Keith Olbermann’s accusations of racism…
There’s really just one problem with this, don’t get me wrong, I certainly never suggested that 1% of Blacks and 2-3% of Hispanics wouldn’t be involved but, the truth is, that the vast majority of Tea Partiers are White, ahem…
Let’s note some obvious home truths: it is not racism that Blacks and Hispanics, who were hysterically invited and welcomed to the Tea Party events chose not to come in any but the most ridiculously small numbers. All the TP’ers can do is invite, which they did, and instead of fighting Keith Olbermann on his diseased ground why not turn it around on him and say proudly that while all were welcome not all chose to come.
If only Whites choose to work to actually make this country a better place no one is to blamce for that but minorities themselves, its really not that complicated unless, oh, unless the charge of racism is pure political theater suggesting that only movements that contain the correct amount of melanin are allowed, because of course that would be racism.
In a sane world.
More fish in barrels. Where are the “Blacks need not attend” signs? The violence when one or two show up? Etc?
My God, it gets soooo tiring trying to explain what I figured out decades ago. But face it: 90% of Whites have not only drunk the diversity Kool-aid, but are scared to death of Blacks, to boot. Even when the few who do “get it” they are too afraid to utter a word.
Hell, most of these blogs are anonymous, and even with that, if you utter a word about White pride, or Black crime or racism, you’re shouted down or banned!
The all-white MessNBC crowd and the rest all snivel and moan about this on the air. How many go home to gated communities after an afternoon at their restricted country clubs?
As for the “hispanics”, I am sure there were some Romeros and some Hernandezes and some Borjases there. They come in all colors, so they are hard to count.
[...] Keith Olbermann and Dallas Tea Party representatives argue over which is more racist, the Tea Parties or MSNBC. Even though the Tea Partiers think [...]