Supremes

Should I have pictured Diana Ross’s singing group?

I recently speculated that some woke American blacks have gone beyond seeking racial equality ... to demanding black supremacy ... see: Today’s Poser. Let’s call them  “supremes” ... and, by the way, they’re not all blacks either ... many lefty white pols see advantage in jumping on this cho-cho train. Anyhow, how do you know if you are a supreme?

Well, you might be a supreme if:

- you say All Lives Matter is racist

- you want to defund the police

- you demand reparations

- you want the “black language” taught in the schools

- you want convicts in prison to be able to vote

- you wear a “Hands Up Don’t Shoot” tee-shirt

- you kneel during the national anthem

- you think looting and arson are OK because “they have insurance”

- you try to look and act black even if you are not

STAND UP FOR AMERICA!

All Lives Matter

Former governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal, was interviewed by Shepard Smith on Fox News this afternoon about his reaction to the killing of three policemen in Baton Rouge this morning. In the course of his facile remarks, Governor Jindal said, "all lives matter," at which point Shepard Smith blanched and  took him to task because this phase had been denounced as racists ... by racists.

What in heaven's name is wrong with saying, "all lives matter?" Has its form been copywritten by the Black Panthers? As Jindal expanded on this phrase saying, "black lives matter ... brown lives matter ... white lives matter ... red lives matter ... all lives matter," Smith was still playing his PC violin. He then went on and on taking Jindal to task to the point I was shouting at the television (I'm over 70 and am allowed). It got so bad I had to turn the TV off in order to shut Shepard Smith up. Are we so conditioned by our liberal media (even on Fox) that we can't say something innocently appropriate like "all lives matter?"

What a perfect sphincter that pompous Smith is!