A Lesson in Totalitarian Thought Control

First, establish that if anyone other than blacks utters the forbidden n-word it is the ultimate blasphemy, resulting in immediate and total cancelation. Then expand the concept of the n-word to include anything whatsoever that a black might regard as critical:

Naturally pointing out that crybullies like this play the victim in order to lord it over everyone else and dictate what they can think and say is also racist.

We can either cut out our tongues so as not to risk saying anything this woman doesn’t like, or we can stop being afraid of the word “racist.”

On a tip from Wiggins.

Whoopi Goldberg Says USA No Better Than Iran

Among the most gut-wrenchingly vile of all moonbats is Whoopi Goldberg of ABC’s The View. Watch in disgust as the unskilled zillionaire compares the repressive savagery that prevails in Iran to the obsequious favoritism her fellow blacks receive in the USA:

Money quote:

Alyssa Farah Griffin: “I think it’s very different to live in the United States in 2025 than it is to live in Iran.”

Whoopi Goldberg: “Not if you’re black.”

Then the audience claps on cue.

A true liberal reflexively sides with the bad guys. So of course Whoopi Goldberg lends propaganda support to the Iranian regime that has been at war with us since 1979.

On tips from David Kight and Jester.

Black With Black Fatigue Triggers Black Fragility

Selwyn Duke was on to something when he said, “The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it.” A case in point is Carmen Jaycee, who has set herself up for the Two Minutes Hate in her own community by speaking truth to BLM/CRT moonbattery. But she sure has a fan in Mark Dice:

If only Carmen Jaycee’s message would resonate with her own demographic, which has been infantilized by the welfare state and liberal ideology, and which perceives irresponsibility and self-pity as pathways to power.

On tips from Eddie_Valiant, ABC of the ANC, and Albert Williams.

Arson at Historic Memphis Church

The media misleads as much by what it does not say as by what it does. This can rise to the level of borderline hate hoaxing. For example:

A fire that severely damaged a historic Black church that served as the headquarters for a 1968 sanitation workers’ strike, which brought the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to Memphis, was intentionally set, investigators said Wednesday. …

Located just south of the iconic Beale Street, the Clayborn Temple was built in 1892 as the Second Presbyterian Church and originally served an all-white congregation. In 1949 the building was sold to an African Methodist Episcopal congregation and given its current name.

More historicness occurred during the sanitation workers strike:

The Clayborn Temple hosted nightly meetings during the strike, and the movement’s iconic “I AM A MAN” posters were made in its basement. The temple was also a staging point for marches to City Hall, including one on March 28, 1968, that was led by King and turned violent when police and protesters clashed on Beale Street. One person was killed.

Readers are left to assume that a dastardly racist was responsible for the arson. Good thing he will soon be apprehended:

Investigators are searching for a person suspected of being involved with the blaze.

What, no picture of the suspect? Let’s turn to the Memphis Fire Department, from earlier in the day:

On a tip from Jim K.

Why the Oppressed Don’t Escape to Africa

Considering that the USA is the land of racist oppression, founded on slavery as the New York Times tells us, why don’t blacks escape to their African homeland? An American black who gave Ghana a try explains (LANGUAGE ALERT):

Her big mistake was choosing a real country instead of Wakanda.

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.