Martin Luther King Jr Day, bah humbug!

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#BlackHistory, #MartinLutherKingJr, #RacialAmerica

​The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday no longer has any real meaning, since black leaders, special interest groups and many in the black community havery completely turned their back on his message of equality through peace. Today the Black community is so consumed by their desire for retribution against and power over the white community, they know longer deserve to associate with the memory of such a great leader. The specter of MLK Jr. Is more often than not trotted out disingenuously by blacks and whites alike as a method to appear more racially open minded. I suggest to all of those aforementioned, watch and or listen to all the available MLK Jr. speeches you can get your hands on, all available in your library, on YouTube, in audio book form and you can Google to find specific speeches. The man’s words transcend typical political rhetoric and if you possess even a meager IQ they should resonate within you. I will never celebrate this day as a holiday but I do celebrate the great man Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and his words.
  ~ Nick Pensabene #Amf
” The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.”

   ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

Those of you who cry inequality the loudest, are the least equal.

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#Affirmativeaction, #inequality, #RacialAmerica, #Sexism, #Waronwomen

So it’s 2015 and you wonder to yourself why is there still racial and sexual tension and resentment, how could this be with all the strides forward we’ve made, with regards to equal treatment for all. The answer would be, affirmative action and government enforced diversity in hiring practice. There are quotas to this day, that force the employment of Women, Blacks and Hispanics first in many of our federal, state and local agencies. I really can’t be more clear about this, if you support these practices, vote for those who are, or are the recipient of such preferential treatment whether you seek it out or not, you are damaging the very social structure of our country and diluting the workforce with inferior and under qualified people. Academic testing and physical standards have been lowered to facilitate these quotas and accommodate the protected minorities. This practice has taken place in some key areas of public service such as; the Military, federal law enforcement, state and local policing, fire and rescue departments and there are many others.
The answer is a simple one intellectually, but much harder to implement, end all affirmative action and quotas now, and demand excellence from all across the spectrum. Reinstating the highest standards will not only ensure an end to all preferential treatment it will guarantee the best most qualified person will be filling these key positions. Are you for equality, are you equal or are you a ward of the state who needs preferential treatment?

On Matters Racial and Black History Month

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#BlackHistory, #RacialAmerica, freedom, Racism

I just cannot in good conscience support “Black History month”, it is and was a failed attempt at appeasement. There is much rich and worthwhile history marking countless contributions by the American black community, the problem is, many black families don’t teach thes.e accomplishments or celebrate the great men and women of African heritage. Instead they perpetuate racism and hatred through their actions and reactions togum their fellow Americans who are not of color. Equality in America in the twenty first century should have long since ended all government sponsored programs to stroke a certain disenfranchised portion of Americans who through their own choice refuse to move forward, politically, socially and attitudenally. Freedom and equality must start with a releasing of the past, not forgetting but a moving forward away from, race and it’s use as a battering ram to reap them over representative power amongst their fellow citizens. Easier said then done, but equality and it’s benefits are worth it. You are not truly equal, till you yourself stop calling to attention how different you are and need to be treated.
  ~ Nick Pensabene