This week’s coveted award is given to the Black Grievance Industry and their Whinefest on the Mall masquerading as the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. Almost 50 years ago we passed civil rights legislation ending discrimination based on race. Well, kinda. We now have reverse discrimination based on race. We have affirmative action which forces companies to hire unqualified people, except it’s not called affirmative action anymore. It’s now called Diversity (All Hail Diversity!). Same stuff. Different name. We’ve also lowered admission standards in schools so unqualified blacks can get into colleges. Look at the results of our fine education system: Rachel Jeantel who’s nineteen years old, is in the eleventh grade, and can’t read cursive. But, she tells us, she has a 3.0 average.
So this week we didn’t hear the gratitude from blacks who have more opportunities to succeed in this country than in any nation on earth. We didn’t hear gratitude from blacks for bankrupting our nation by us throwing trillions of dollars at poverty so black women can stay home and download babies and demand that we pay for their irresponsibility. We didn’t hear gratitude from blacks for the food and housing we have given them. We didn’t hear gratitude from blacks for the fact that racists like Moochelle, Obungler, and Eric “My People” Holder were given fancy educations at Ivy League schools and then badmouth the country that provided the education. Nope. None of that BS.
Of course there were no speakers like Clarence Thomas, Tim Scott, or Condi Rice. Nope. Instead they had race hustlers like Al Tawana Brawley Crown Heights Riots Freddie’s Fashion Mart Arson Sharpton. Of course there was the mother of St. Trayvon of Skittles once again demanding justice for her precious little thug wannabe. Yannow, the son she couldn’t control so she had to send him to live with her father’s girlfriend while he was serving his third suspension from school. Poor little St. Trayvon.
Nope. No uplifting speeches about how far the descendants of slaves had come and if they would buckle down and work hard they could succeed in the land of opportunity. Nope. It was full blown black grievance. You white folks haven’t paid enough for bringing our ancestors here. You need to give us more, more, more.
How inspirational the civil rights black grievance movement has become. Yep! The Black Grievance Industry put on one heck of a show. Too bad I won’t be around for the 100th anniversary. Too bad nothing will change. They’ll still blame whites for their shortcomings. Unfortunately, the whites will be all gone and America will look like Detoilet. Then whom will they blame? Congrats guys! Here’s your award.
