If "You Ain't Black" Don't Call Me "Boy," Inbred
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If "You Ain't Black" Don't Call Me "Boy," Inbred
Old Racist Joe Is At It Again
Joe Biden has a decades-long habit of making overtly Anti-Blackist remarks, taking discriminatory positions and cavorting with known racists. Those remarks along with a record in the Senate of opposing busing, opposing school integration and strong friendships with racist southern senators can not be ignored. It must not be ignored and I will not ignore them, or it.
And he continues this conduct because these actions are a reflection of what he is, and has always been.
72 hours ago, on Saturday, September 23, 2023, in his speech at the Congressional Black Caucus awards dinner in Washington D.C., United States President Joe Biden showed his true “colors” once again. As he congratulated the winners of the Phoenix Award for musical contributions he referred to “Hip Hop” artist, and actor, LL Cool J as “LL Jay Cool J, uhhh…”. The audience lukewarmly chuckled at the linguistic SNAFU. Okay, so he’s a quasi-senile old man that has trouble with names, places, what day of the week it is and such which may, to some, have a certain great-grand-fatherly charm…but it got worse.
White supremacy is a terminal illness, a metastasizing cancer that the United States was born with.
Subsequent to mangling LL Cool J’s name, President Malarkey then said this: “By the way that boy, that man’s got biceps bigger than my thighs.” Joe “put y’all back in chains” Biden referred to a prominent 55 year old Black Man in the United States as “boy.” The audience didn’t laugh. The audience was aghast.
I can hear the so-called liberal, “progressive” white supremacists in my head right now with their denials, excuses, rationales and bullshit explanations and ask that they spare me. Joe Biden is a racist and has been one throughout his life. Further, he is a Jim Crow era Anti-Blackist and has repeatedly shown himself to be so, sans political expediency. Since, as usual, European-Americans want to control the narrative as they piss on Black People in the United States and tell them it is raining I am going to continue to mercilessly bludgeon them with the facts. If they want to make an ass out of themselves, fine. But, I will not allow them to make an ass out of me; no can do.
Most of the people reading this article had no clue that this incident took place and, likely, most of them don’t care. The MSM’s silence has been curiously deafening. I wonder why?
Not really.
Funny how Biden uses terms like “y’all” and “ain’t” when he finds himself in the midst of Black People in the United States reminiscent of Hillary Clinton’s horrific “I don’t feel no ways tired” remark. Neither uses such terminology and grotesque assumed Negroid dialects when they talk to other European-Americans (or any other “Americans”). Why do they feel the need to do it among Black People in the United States, exclusively? It is insulting beyond even my advanced ability to articulate.
In May of 2020, at the height of the 2020 presidential election, Joe Biden told a Black Person in the United States that was the host of syndicated radio program The Breakfast Club “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.” The temerity, the unmitigated gall and white supremacist arrogance of the statement was, and remains, spectacular. First of all, how would his pale, pasty ass know what qualifies as being Black, politically or otherwise? What was he inferring?
Well Joey, I’ve got some breaking, and bad, news for you: they don’t get much blacker than me and I did not vote for you or the other racist you were running against, because that was a distinction without a difference. I stayed quarantined in my home on election day. If I had a basement, like you, I would have hung out there but I don’t so the living room had to suffice. I made beef jerky, ate fondue and yukked it up with my daughter.
So, Pal Joey, once again you have shown us what you think of us. Barack was the first Black Person in the United States that you ever saw that was “clean” and “articulate” and “nice looking.” Apparently, he wasn’t like the rest of us ugly “predators beyond the pale.” Nonetheless, Joey, your pale ass “ain’t black” and, as such, don’t “y’all” go calling me “boy.”
Now go play shuffleboard and take a nap you ancient, inbred, racist bastard.
If "You Ain't Black" Don't Call Me "Boy," Inbred
The big reveal about the photograph: notice the traffic/road/street signs in the background as Biden holds hands with the KKK former "Exalted Cyclops." They say "No Turn On Red." And...
"ONE WAY."
And the arrow is pointing to "the right."
I can't make this shit up.
You folks are the smartest readers on Substack. As such, I am mildly distressed that you missed the grotesque irony given the articles content.
I have to admit guilt. Although I definitely meant to demean ,when I call a certain black man a shoeshine boy (Clarence Thomas); in doing so I probably demean other black men. It was not my right to do so. Nevertheless I cannot control my feeling that he has demeaned himself and is a groveling sycophantic and pathetic excuse for a man. But I should not have called him boy because that is insulting to all who might reference it from being undeservingly insulted by being called such. I was trying to insult Thomas and it was the worst possible insult I could think of to refer to him as a shoeshine boy. But your article tonight made me reflect exactly why it was the worst possible aspersion I could think of to call him and exactly how hideous it really would be for someone to hear themself referred to as a boy.
And the very reason every white person must read your writing is that no matter our own sensibilities, as whites,none of us have had your (or any black person in America) experience of being constantly insulted only because of complexion.
So thank you once again for opening my eyes.
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