The Rev. is one of the Democratic US Senators from Georgia. He is also a man of cloth. Raphael Warnock
If I was a Georgia voter, I would have a sticker on the back of my car that reads “Vote For The Clod, It’s Important.” Herschel Walker, the GOP’s candidate, is the clod. All politicians who engage in racism hatred like Sen. Warnock should be removed from office. These people are ruining our country.
It’s a mystery to my mind how America’s institutional elites became so openly racist and willing to demonize white people on the basis of their race. This has been an issue for me before so I won’t repeat it. It was years ago that I learned something very important. When I wrote about Tommy Curry, a white-hating philosophy professor, and quoted his words and statements, the Chronicle of Higher Education attacked me for allegedly putting Dr. Curry in danger. I didn’t realize that the Regime allows people of color to openly speculate on the socially therapeutic benefits that white people can murder for racial justice. Curry said in one his papers that there were no innocent whites. But the true racists, however, are white people who observe this and object.
This racist abuse by public officials must stop! Vote against candidates who speak negatively about or any race. “We must repudiate blackness/Jewishness/Asianness/Hispanicness/etc.” It’s all anti-American and all the evil that is tearing apart the social fabric. Herschel Walker is far from my ideal candidate. But, he doesn’t hate or resent white people because of their race.
“But Rod,” libs respond, “Sen. Warnock was talking about whiteness, not white people!”
This is a distinction that doesn’t make a difference. How would you separate the concept of “blackness” from the words of a white senator? Here’s a link to the Smithsonian definition of whiteness. ” Excerpt:
Whiteness refers to how white people and their culture and beliefs are used as a standard for all other groups. Understanding America’s race is also a core part of whiteness. The normalization of white race identity throughout America’s history has created a culture in which non-white people are considered inferior or abnormal.
White-dominant cultures also serve as social mechanisms that give advantages to white people. They can navigate society by feeling normal as well as being viewed normal.
Non-white Americans living in America have a different way of thinking about race. Because of the persisting systemic and interpersonal racism, people of color need to always think about their racial identity.
Microaggressions against people of color are also a part of whiteness and its accepted norm. Microaggressions can be verbal, nonverbal and environmental insults to non-whites. These attitudes, whether intentional or not, communicate negative, derogatory or harmful messages.
It then states the standard Critical Race Theory catechism as if it were a fact. More:
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Whiteness and
Recognizing your white race and the privileges it affords you is an important step in ending racism. It can be difficult to accept your whiteness. This can lead to feelings of guilt, sadness and confusion as well as defensiveness or fear. Dr. Robin DiAngelo created the term white fragility to describe these feelings. It is a state where even a minimal amount of racial distress becomes unacceptable, prompting a variety of defensive strategies. White people are more comfortable with race-based stress because they live in a safe environment.
White fragility can often be a distraction from conversations about race and serves to promote white supremacy. These feelings are normal human reactions. However, they can hinder the progress of creating an equitable society. People of color are often unable to address racism through defensiveness, guilt, and denial.
This means that if you don’t agree with any of these, you are a white person and you support white supremacy.
This is Raphael Warnock’s political and cultural stance. They are not sure what they are doing but I believe they are preparing the country to racial violence.
