Tag: politics

I’m beginning to wonder if “people of color” is the Overlords term for “dependents in need of welfare and emotional impowerment”

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“People of color”

The more I hear it said the stupider it rings racist in my head. I mean, when you hear POC it’s just a catch all saying for everyone not of the common folk of humanity. You know, the mysterious white folks race. Though, in truth “white folks” is a brilliant from of brain washing.

I had to think about this.

Is the Nation of Mexico the same as the Nation people of West Africa.

Can a Mexican have the same nation and culture as the west African nation? Can Brown pride be the same as Black pride?

Endless questions. I wonder.

Nonsense. POC is a lie fit to placate us. It’s The ruling class pet name for people who are brain washed into believing they’ve been disadvantaged by God who colored they’re skin a knockoff melanin.

Pause. Take a breath.

Maybe, I’m seeing to much in POC. It could be just a nice joke politicans and wizards use on men’s minds. Food for thought.

L. M. Parker

Why are white conservatives losers?

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Is it really a surprising statement?

I like boxing. It’s one of my favorite sports in the world. It’s a sport that depends and thrives on being on the attack or positioning yourself defensively to go on the counter attack.

There is nothing exciting or thrilling about watching a fight where one combatant (conservatives) is ignorant of the fact their in a fight and are offering up a weak attack to a hungry fighter that wants to win. Am, I saying boxing is like politics? No. Politics is like a street fight. There are no rules. What little I care to know about politics from observation it’s a fight about about inches. You give one inch your rival shanks you in the face instead of the back or it’s a war about one old banshee (Democrat) convincing you into talking your daughter into having sex with her.

The one that isn’t on the attack and gives an inch is just a distraction away from being kicked in the groan and stabbed in eye with a tooth pick.

Boxing is more honest to me and I don’t like dog fight confidence games.

L. M. Parker

Racism is stupid and makes no intellectual sense…unless…no it’s stupid

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The title is a work in the process. But, wouldn’t change it. Let’s get down to a definition behind the word racism:

Racism is prejudice and discrimination towards people based on their race or ethnicity. Today, the term “racism” has a powerful emotional component, representing one of the least acceptable social behaviors and political positions in mainstream Western society

I’ve tried but it makes no sense to me any other way racism is stupid. I think it’s part of the fact I never grew up around people that dis-liked because low their own simulated idiotic narratives in their own minds.

I grew up in a mixed race neighborhood with high rate of democrat on every block and black man washing a new car once every Saturday and Mr. Shapiro waving a good morning to me every time he saw me on the street.

My brief childhood bio:

I never was made to feel inferior in my own life or could really understand prejudice but through the lenses of historical movies, books or plays. But, then again. I’m talking about the classic 1900s version of racism. The 2000s version of racism? Well, how can anyone who thinks critically really understand it. 

How can someone make you feel an emotion that doesn’t exist in the way you view yourself? Do you believe with a word or strange worldview has the magical power to determine who you are?

If someone called you an apple and they meant within their fantasy worldview that you are below what it means to be a human or they thought you were really an apple. How could you really take that person’s words seriously as a mature adult with a reasonable mind. Wouldn’t you think within reason this person is either drunk, a fool or completely insane.

What is the motivation behind the fantasy of racism? Here are my observations on the issue. You be the judge with this makes sense or not.

Observation #1 From the past: Person A wants to hold the power and land within his group within his country but their are groups B & C in his country. Person decides to get his group who has larger numbers to B who were in the conquered country and simple exclude them on the grounds of them being conquered. Group C is the forced slavery but less in number so Group A further de-value Group C for the purpose of simple excluding them from a share in the land and power. Nothing to do with hate or real factual evidence of less human worth. It was about money and power.

Faster forward in time.

Observation #2 In the Present: Miss D wants to hold power, money and position in a high paying government job. She has winning strategy. Give her group free stuff and cocaine promises of a better tomorrow. She is genius and keeps her job for fifty plus years. A problem raises though. She is losing numbers on her team. Her dim witty sister on the other team doesn’t know this is happening she’s to busy being old and fat while trying to be cool like her super model sister Miss D. Miss D starts shopping around for more people who like her sales pitch. She finds them in another country. How can she bring them over to her team. Miss D starts looking in her tool box of magic spells and brings out her grandpa’s magic wand of Racism on all people working them up to look down a empty well while she starts sneaking behind her extra numbers in the back door and hiding them under her bed and when Miss D needs some numbers to add to her next company election Miss D is going to have her numbers and her cocaine pie.

Conclusion: Racism is a tool for the rich or powerful to use against the poor or ignorant to rob them of their liberty and freedom for comfort and government cocaine pie.

L. M. Parker

A confederacy of corporate dunces

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I can remember the day when Donald J. Trump into the job of the elect the executive branch of the United States.  I had a feeling of surprise and elation. The surprise was because everything I been told was a impossible outcome happened and instead of fear or anger as most happened to feel, I felt a incredible ease.  The second feeling was elation because I foolishly thought the circus train ride of the elections was finally over and we could all get back to living and being concerned about our own lives and communities. I was wrong of course. The train ride was just picking up speed as it was catching on fire as I would find out later.

I watched the 2017, inaugural procession with a bit of surprise at the fain ghost reminders of a Christian origin long sense past. The rituals of the past continue into the post modern era we live in. I watched my fellow citizens send out fits of fearful screams into the winter morning with a wonder at this strange comedy blip in time I would find out would be the opening fire for “The New Normal” in a post truth era for many people’s reality.

I feel like an odd idiot in this strange circus world I’m living in. I can’t stand the convivial music or dancing clowns with doctorate degrees in simulations in bogus realities. Every-where I look I find people trying to control my attention, my mind, my emotions and my sense of objective reality. I’ve long sense cut myself away from the Televised cable simulation of twisting reality to meet the needs of the high and powerful. I am not a super intelligent person I’m just as influenceable to accepting the twisting of truth and reality as any modern day Television programed person the only difference is that I came into mental maturity during the rise of the internet, as a practicing Christian and I’m introvert. My politics would have remained the same as the state I was born in if not for the internet and one book in particular’s influences on me.

Fahrenheit 451 scared the hell out of me as youth. I could only get through half that book as a teenager and then only be stuck thinking on the horror of that world for a few years before I got back to the book and finished it. The hallmarks of that book echo back to me even now as I write this post. A country that has lost her ability to think, question and reason in an objective reality can be easily controlled and influenced by the corporate Over Lord behind the red current with a simulation of convenient “truths”.

L. M. Parker