Comments on: GOP, Are You Ready To Reach Out to Blacks Yet?

By: hassan

hassan — Mon, 15 Sep 2014 08:37:45 +0000

interesting that you bring up Malcom, i believe that if he was not taken out Islam would be one of the major religions in this country today. funny how when some on the forefront realize that “white” is not the problem as many in their communities have the same struggles and concerns that we do, the said leader is taken out. Khalid Muhammad, even started having a change of heart when he mysteriously died.

the infighting keeps the system going. and many if not all of these supremacy groups are funded and infiltrated by instigators that work for the feds. i refuse to join anything anymore, network at a local level, grow your own food, love your families, and most importantly; love they neighbor as thyself, even if they are white.

By: CD Smith

CD Smith — Thu, 11 Sep 2014 02:53:18 +0000

The last black leader of “stature” with a conservative message was Malcom X. If you remove, Nation of Islam rhetoric of Malcom X, you have the conservatism of which Lloyd Marcus speaks. Ironically, unless the distrust of the white community is the center-piece of a “conservative” message, blacks today are not interested.

Therefore, the GOP is not capable of putting together a conservative message to the black community that they will accept or understand. The GOP or Democrat party cannot do what we must do for ourselves, which is love each other, respect our women, promote stable families, love GOD and expect our children to get a good education.

Lastly, over the last 50 years, I have also observed that blacks have lost their PRIDE in wanting to prove that they are better. We mostly complain and wallow in despair while our children listen to music that is destroying their souls among a sea of broken families. We don’t do business with each other and I am most likely to die at the hands of another black person, not a cop.

By: hassan

hassan — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 19:35:43 +0000

“Reach out to Blacks”… you must not be paying attention. we are not important anymore and we showed our political sophistication by overwhelmingly supporting a man to lead the country simply because one of his parents happened to be black. in return for such blind loyalty we got pimped, as anything that has continued to decline in our community is bushes fault or white people in general.

we no longer matter to either party as both groups are courting the dreamers and the millions that will follow. in fact now as i am writing this they move into our communities by the droves and transform them while in the process disenfranchising us, and taking what little we had left in our communities with regards to labor and jobs.

you are arrogant and uninformed if you think we can just sit back and see who is going to make us the better offer, the reality is neither side no longer cares. its all about the “new americans” and their struggle.