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Thank you Mitch McConnell for loving African-Americans enough to tell the truth and put reality to the illusion of inclusion!Thank you for telling African Black folks the truth once again. You have repeated what is always been told every day all day in many different ways.
Thank you Mitch for using your pulpit to try to wake both white and black people up to the truth. That truth has always been that African Blacks worldwide are not considered equal citizens or equal people or equal animals or equal primates or equal souls with white folks.
I know this is a good thing, because I hate to think I am equal to the world's greatest worst people.
According to one news report found at https://news.yahoo.com/mcconnell-faces-backlash-comparing-african-202300731.html
U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell seemingly believes that Black Americans are not actually Americans.McConnell said as much at a news conference related to voting rights. After the failed John Lewis legislation late Wednesday night, a reporter asked him about concerns among Black voters and McConnell revealed how he and the GOP really feel.
“Well the concern is misplaced, because if you look at the statistics, African-American voters are voting in just as high a percentage as Americans,” McConnell responded
Hey Mitch! I'm not mad at you.
I'm glad you are staying the same since early childhood via the activation of your fouled up epigenetics. And thank you again for staying the same when you said many heartfelt things about Barack Obama, including the infamous statement about making President Obama a one-term president and being willing to throw the USA and its allegiants, under the bus. This truthfulness has kept you elected and is the same American spirit that elected Donald Trump.
Hey Mitch, I'm on your side on this one.
I'm mad at the people who are mad at you.
Mitch McConnell is deeply logic broken but he is right on time with this point, just as the Supreme Court Justice Roger Taney said on March 6, 1857 as he was addressing the question before the Court as to whether or not African Americans are citizens of the United States and thus able to file suit in federal court. He said:
“[African Americans] had for more than a century before been regarded as beings of an inferior order, and altogether unfit to associate with the white race, either in social or political relations; and so far inferior, that they had no rights which the white man was bound to respect; and that the negro might justly and lawfully be reduced to slavery for his benefit. He was bought and sold, and treated as an ordinary article of merchandise and traffic, whenever a profit could be made by it.” https://www.acslaw.org/expertforum/no-rights-which-the-white-man-was-bound-to-respect/
Of course, 1857 was before the US Civil War and before the overly touted Emancipation Proclamation. Even so, nothing has changed in how whites perceive blacks, but much has changed in how blacks perceive whites.
When will African-Americans learn that taking on the surname of your oppressors hasn't benefited you one bit. You are worst than a mail order bride even with your displays of American pride. Even your vote is disrespected, but not without your permission. And this is why I know you don't mind me sending this thank you to Mich McConnell on behalf of all of us.
