Baseball Legend Hank Aaron Keeps Blacks on the Plantation

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Back in the day when the white plantation owner owned you and your labor, you worked until you died.  You toiled in the fields and produced for the “Massa” who grew rich and powerful from your work.  That was pre-Civil War (before a Republican president freed you).  In 2014 you live on a different kind of plantation and “work” for a different kind of “Massa” (the Democrat party).

Hank Aaron has rolled out the old “Republicans are the KKK” lie again to help keep his fellow blacks on the plantation:

President Obama is left with his foot stuck in the mud from all of the Republicans with the way he’s treated.  We have moved in the right direction, and there have been improvements, but we still have a long ways to go in the country.  The bigger difference is that back then they had hoods. Now they have neckties and starched shirts.

It is ironic that Aaron would compare Republicans to an organization founded by Democrats (the KKK) and that he apparently simplistically believes that anyone who opposes Obama is a racist.

Democrats are terrified they will lose the support of blacks.  In 2010, 81% of blacks voted Democrat:

Instead all that has happened is trillions have been spent on welfare and all that has resulted no improvement over where things stood when LBJ instituted his “Great Society.”

 Democrats – like any elected official - want to stay in power and they do so by essentially bribing their constituents with money and telling them the “other guy” (Republicans) are out to get them.

By virtually every measure blacks are no better off today that they were 40 years ago.  Literacy rates.  Incarceration rates.   Unemployment rates.  Death rates.

And yet any attempt to “discuss” this is met by calls of racism!

Democrats want to keep blacks ignorant, dependent, and loyal voters of their party and people like Hank Aaron, Al Sharpton, and Harry Belafonte are like the guard dogs keeping everybody on the plantation.

If a company spend trillions of dollars to improve their market share and, after 40 years it hadn’t budged at all, do you think they’d ask why?

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