Ginni Thomas holds up her husband as a role model for Blacks who no longer want to be “VICTIMS”, yet, she communicates WITH WHITE MEN on how to ILLEGALY STEAL THE ELECTION from tens of millions of Black Voter Victims. The Thomas’ have to know about Black Voter Suppression. How ANGRY are they that most black voters – are not like them? Is Ginni and John Eastman tickled pink about Texas Republicans declaring Vice President Kamala Harris – ILLIGITIMATE?
This is more White Rubberized Room – BULLSHIT! The Whole White Race has become SUPERATURAL VICTIMS!
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The Texas Republican Party adopted a new platform declaring that the 2020 election violated the Constitution and President Biden “was not legitimately elected.”
The Texas GOP adopted the 40-page platform at its biennial convention in Houston, which concluded this weekend.
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As a personal indulgence, I asked him why he has written that his “friend and hero” Justice Clarence Thomas is “the freest black man in America.” Citing Thomas’s background, rejection of identity politics and elevation to the Court, Steele says Thomas “doesn’t owe allegiance to any group.” “He’s on the Court as an individual making fascinating law with a unique mind.”
Owens also dismisses most Hollywood actors these days as “programmed bots” to be ignored, because they all seem to be becoming little politicians working for a “massive propaganda machine.”
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Steele has been called a black conservative.[5][8] He opposes policies such as affirmative action, which he considers to be unsuccessful liberal campaigns to promote equal opportunity for African Americans. He contends that blacks have been “twice betrayed:” first by slavery and oppression and then by group preferences mandated by the government, which discourage self-agency and personal responsibility in blacks.[9]
The great ingenuity of interventions like affirmative action has not been that they give Americans a way to identify with the struggle of blacks, but that they give them a way to identify with racial virtuousness quite apart from blacks.[9]
Steele believes that the use of victimization is the greatest hindrance for black Americans. In his view, white Americans see blacks as victims to ease their guilty conscience, and blacks attempt to turn their status as victims into a kind of currency that will purchase nothing of real or lasting value. Therefore, he claims, blacks must stop “buying into this zero-sum game” by adopting a “culture of excellence and achievement” without relying on “set-asides and entitlements.”[9]
Ginni Thomas | The Daily Caller
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Candace Owens interviews with Ginni Thomas (Photo: Sean Moody/TheDCNF)
The name of her vlog, “Myth of the Coon,” is a signal to those who defame and hope to silence her. She obviously doesn’t care about hostile labels for black individuals who dare to reject liberal orthodoxy.
What happens as a result of these silencing, defamatory tactics? “They try to take down one person” like her, and “they end up waking up a thousand,” she said.
Democrats and liberals are losing people “by the thousands every day,” Owens said, because “they can’t stop lying.” The attacks and character assassination, including calling people “white nationalists” or “Hitler,” just because they think a little bit differently than the elites, has gone too far, she said.
As for the fomented racial divisions and anti-Americanism spreading from the left, she laughs and guesses anti-Americanism is going to be the Democrats’ new platform in 2020. Calling the platform “ludicrous” and “dangerous,” she adds: “It really lets you know they’re kind of scraping at the bottom here” at rebranding.
Owens calls the anti-Americanism “deplorable, to take one out of Hillary’s vocab.”
Owens also dismisses most Hollywood actors these days as “programmed bots” to be ignored, because they all seem to be becoming little politicians working for a “massive propaganda machine.”
In her recent videos, she spoke passionately about the violence in Charlottesville and the outrageous demands of whites from Black Lives Matter. She finds the Black Lives Matter movement illogical and offensive, as the group wants people to think with their skin tone, rather than their brain.
Owens said people also get very upset when she presses the topic of the greater prevalence of black-on-black crime, and tell her, “We should only care when white people kill black people.”
Her best suggestion to heal the racial divide?: “Turn off the TV,” she said.
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Shelby Steele, a prolific author and senior fellow at the Hoover Institute, warns liberalism is the biggest threat to American culture and breaks down race relation issues the country faces in an exclusive interview with The Daily Caller News Foundation.
“Liberalism is our biggest threat to our culture and our way of life,” says Steele, the author of five books.
For those who succumb to liberalism’s group identity, he says, it can retard human development for those claiming victimhood, while falsely elevating those who wrap themselves in empty idealisms and popularized notions like “diversity, “multiculturalism” and “inclusion.”
As a personal indulgence, I asked him why he has written that his “friend and hero” Justice Clarence Thomas is “the freest black man in America.” Citing Thomas’s background, rejection of identity politics and elevation to the Court, Steele says Thomas “doesn’t owe allegiance to any group.” “He’s on the Court as an individual making fascinating law with a unique mind.”
Steele discusses in the interview how strict racial identifications and boxes are, with mixed marriages and mixed races, becoming obsolete and counter-productive. He discusses his son’s, Eli Steele’s, provocative documentary, “I Am or How Jack Became Black ” about his grandson’s racial journey out of his family and into school. His grandson Jack is white, black, Jewish, Mexican, and Native American, but they found he couldn’t go to school if he won’t check one racial box as dominant.
Steele decries the social rejection of “mixed race” boxes. He says, “the ham-fistedness” of people who design these policies are no better than the policies of segregation were.”
“We have betrayed [Martin Luther] King’s vision of making race irrelevant and wasted another couple generations. Black people have declined more so than during the era of segregation. We have to get beyond race at some point,” he says.
Steele sees President Donald Trump as indifferent to the cultural pressures of race privileges, by his insisting on the same laws applying to all Americans. “Well, it almost looks a little lightweight,” Steele says, “but it’s actually kind of profound. It’s where the whole country needs to move.”
As for the anti-Americanism becoming more mainstreamed and visible in the black community, Steele tracks this trend from the 1960s. He calls it “heart-breaking and sad” that anti-Americanism so dominates the American black identity now. This has been “ruinous to black America, where we are worse off than we were under segregation by almost every socio-economic measure.”
Steele’s advice to open-minded Americans beginning to reject group identity politics is simple – “You are free. There are no posses or lynch mobs after you. You are free.”
He credits white America for the level of moral progress he has witnessed in the last 60-70 years. He’s “impressed and humbled” at societal changes whites have made in his own lifetime. “I don’t know where else in the world that has happened.”
For more on Shelby Steele, consider one of his five books, watch for his columns in the Wall Street Journal or National Review or listen to his recent Russell Kirk lecture on Modern Liberalism and the Racial Divide at The Heritage Foundation.
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