https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/04/unapologetic_tony_dungy_smokes_out_obamas_betrayal_of_black_america.html
The above link could have been added to the previous post. It presents a truth the progressive won't address in earnest about a legit cause of problems in the black community. Thus, it also stands as evidence of the disorder of progressive thinking.
But it also, and more importantly, contrasts the extremes of "black voices", and in doing so clearly indicates which voices are worthy of our attention, as well as which voices are noble, honorable and honest.
Any time I see Tony Dungy on TV, I have trouble reconciling his quiet, gentle comportment with an NFL defensive player. Even as the coach of a Super Bowl winning team, he just doesn't seem the type. He clearly is a man of strength...strength of character. He's "a Christian father of eleven". Yeah. A man of strength!!
And yet this man who has proven his fine character is criticized by a vile moron like the contemptible Keith Olberman and others who default to race-hustling when no legitimate argument against his words are possible to present. Here's a man who naturally lives a proper life to the extent that I've never heard any negative reports about him or his offspring. And the leftists can't stand that.
In the meantime, we have the voices to two other blacks described in the article. One is the unjustly worshiped Barrack Obama (who incidentally was interviewed for his opinions about the Russia/Ukraine situation without any mention I could see of his part in making Ukraine vulnerable to Russian aggression). Barry spoke properly at one time regarding the importance of fathers to their sons. That is, he did so ONCE! It's not as if anything changed after that. In my humble opinion, he can more justly be put forth as a contributing factor to continued negative issues in the black community and increasing crime rates. To hold up a punk like Trayvon Martin as one who looks like a son he could've had doesn't do much to recommend him as any son's father!
Whether or not Jesse Jackson was the reason Obama never continued with this narrative during his presidency I'm not about to suggest...though the author does imply that. But the voice of this black man is of particular consideration for two reasons:
1. Is this common among leftist black leaders...castrating someone with whom one disagrees?
2. I can't imagine a conservative of any color not being crucified for daring to suggest such a thing. Castrating someone with whom one disagrees?
So here we have three "black voices":
1. A honorable Christian man I have no doubt would not back down from what he said about a most important problem in the black community and would say it again without flinching.
2. A less than honorable former president who, while saying the same thing as Tony Dungy, didn't think it important enough to keep saying it out loud to the general public, favoring kind words for the products of that problem instead.
3. A dick who has exploited the problems in the black community for profit since the days he first hitched his self-serving wagon to MLK JR.
Listen to the voices of those like Tony Dungy. They speak truth and as such their words have value by which anyone can benefit.
4 comments:
To declare that Obama is "black" is pure racism against whites. He is just as much white as he is black. So he was NOT the first black president, nor should he be considered a representative of black voices.
It all goes back to the ideology that "one drop of negro blood makes one a negro." And yet this racist ideology is approved by everyone who calls Obama a black man.
In true leftist fashion, Obama exploits his black half while doing nothing to dissuade the black community from anti-white sentiment too many of them hold. Ideally, he should've been saying to whites, "I'm half black. Black people aren't all bad." while saying to blacks, "I'm half white. White people aren't all bad." He's done nothing remotely like this. Rather, he is quick to attack white people as all lefties do.
Obama is a 100% racist and he is the root of all the racial problems today with the blacks hating whites, BLM, etc.
Well, I wouldn't say he's "the root of all the racial problems today", but he certainly has been a facilitator. The anti-white sentiment was already brewing...the false belief white cops are hunting down innocent black people was a false narrative unjustly ingrained in black long after such white racism had died down to a percentage arguable smaller than the number of LGBT people. But the asshat had the bully pulpit and he squandered it with more racist crap when he could have been the uniting figure he pretended he would be when he campaigned for a job for which he was wholly unworthy and truly unsuited.
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