Biden Denounces America to African Leaders
Slavery was a virtually universal institution throughout the world from before recorded history until it was largely ended by the British navy in the 19th century. Even now it persists in places like Africa. In the USA, it was ended at the cost of an estimated 620,000 American lives. Speaking at the US–African Leaders Summit, Joe Biden spit on those graves:
Biden on Wednesday apologized for the ‘unimaginable cruelty’ of slavery, which he referred to as America’s ‘original sin’, and pledged $55 billion in investment to the continent.
Biden was unlikely to mention that the slaves were purchased from those who had enslaved them — i.e., other Africans. He did explain that the “investment” will consist of pouring our money down ratholes and into the pockets of dictators in the name of “climate change” and “women’s initiatives.”
As visited earlier, Democrats like Gavin Newsom are applying Biden’s brand of anti-American demagoguery at a state level by pushing for reparations:
The grifters are lining up to make their case for why the money spigot should be opened wide. We will be treated to a long line of people who have never been slaves explaining to people who have never owned slaves why they should donate billions to apologize to long-dead slaves in a state that never held slaves. …
American slaveholders have paid their dues by dying. Account closed.
California … is now losing both people and businesses because the people in power are more concerned with dividing up the spoils than creating new wealth.
The same could be said for America as a whole under liberal rule. No one should be surprised to see Democrats loot to death a country they noisily despise.
On tips from ABC of the ANC, Biden’s Heroes, and TCS III.
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