I know the President is setting himself an ambitious agenda following his defeat of Mitt Romney last month, but there is one question that it's in all of our interests that he answer:
Does he plan to forget about all of the white men he's slapped over the past four years? Who will look after their welfare (so to speak)?
Ever since 2008, he's been doing it. I mean for real, just putting guys to shame that were supposed to be real dudes. If our President doesn't watch it, he might have an e
pidemic of white men who have been publicly pimp-slapped by a black man. I'm not saying that it's wrong to slap a white man in public, but you've got to be careful with the consequences.
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I'm looking for America's Next Top Model |
We, as a world community, need to figure out what we're going to do with all of these disgruntled white men. If the 20th century was about solving the Negro question, the 21st will be about
solving the Crakasskracker question. Many of these troubled individuals have guns. They are just now realizing that the White Supremacy is not an ideology suited to the present reality. In other words,
we don't believe you, you need more people.
That's a heavy blow for a lot of folks.
The President could show some leadership on this issue by providing services to a few of the high profile white men he has emasculated in the past.
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Final Five or not, you gotsta chill | |
John McCain: Remember how Neo had him staggering around stage? McCain was a war hero who sold his medals to the Bush crowd and never got them back. He would have been a more formidable contender if he hadn't placated to the Republican establishment. He knows the toll war can take on a human being.
Instead of thinking about the soldiers first, the people he relies on are more interested in war as an economic tool. One could argue that it always is, but McCain bangs the war drums a little too quickly on just about anything these days.
He shouldn't have anything to prove, but you get the feeling that he still has never gotten over losing to a Black man. Maybe some kind of 12 step recovery program. Step #1:
Forgive yourself. Please.
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I still got my binders |
Mitt Romney: He would be a good Willy Lowman
if he wasn't so damn rich. The election brought to mind the
Jordan Sick game. NeO holding his guts, but bussin threes every time down the court. In the second debate he made Mitt Romney his
Byron Russell.
Romney got thirsty when the Bhengazi thing came up. He, like Byron Russell, thought to himself "I finally got him!"
Proceed Governor, NeO said. Drive right, followed by a c
ross back to the left hand, and finally a nice pull up with perfect form for the game. Next thing you know, the debate moderator had to step in and tell him how bad he got faked. I actually don't think Mitt Romney is going to need all of that help. He has little to know respect for most of the voting population and convinced himself that people on welfare cost him the election.
His self-delusion is supported with enough cash that he'll pull through. Maybe just have him try that
Cory Booker Welfare Week diet.
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It was like right, left, right |
Jim DeMint, now known as Ji'Mint: So remember when ole boy was talking about it's going to be NeO's
Waterloo?
Made me have to look up Waterloo on Wikipedia and everything. Ji'Mint said he was going to break the president. It must have felt so good to stand in front of those cameras and talk all that trash. Kind of like Joe Wilson standing with a room full of White men calling the Black president a liar.
**Ed. Note: That actually happened. It actually did**
But now we get word that Ji'Mint is
quitting the senate. He's taking a think tank job. Now, he's going to clean up on the financial end, but if you had to choose one person who did not get "broken" in the exchange with NeO,
it seems a fair point to say it's probably the dude who still has his job.
When Ji'Mint comes back around the block and tells everybody about the fight he was bragging he would win, you know people are going to ask how he won with two black eyes.
Maybe we could just arrange for someone to go by the house and check in with him every now and then. I do, however, take it as a good sign he's trying to get a brother to be appointed to his spot. I don't know much about the brother, but I assume they have him on a short leash. That shows Ji'Mint is thinking beyond his whiteness.That's encouraging.
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Naw, girl. Don't worry. I got you. |
Chris Cristie: I wouldn't call this an emasculation, necessarily. More like CC cut his deal after the storm hit and went with the hug i
nstead of the coming lipbustment the Republican were about to get. Dude is sharp though. He's one of the few people I've seen make John Stewart
start grasping at straws. CC just needs to keep getting invited to the house. Keep him on the payroll and everything will be alright.
Donald Trump: There was a point where I actually felt bad for Donald Trump. Not only did the President go all
Hot Sauce on him at the White House Correspondents dinner. Obama:
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He petty for that, Mr. Trump. Petttty. |
“All kidding aside, we all know about your credentials and
experience. On Celebrity Apprentice the men’s cooking team did not impress the judges from Omaha steaks,
but you recognized that this was a lack of leadership, so you fired
Gary Busey. These are the kinds of decisions that would keep me up at night. Well-handled, sir. Well-handled.”
Sitting there fuming, it must have just sounded to Trump like one joke told over and over again:
what did the five fingers say to the face?And to top it all off, the next day dude is killing Bin Laden. Talk about dissed and dismissed. In this case I don't think it's going to be so bad. As long as there's a camera around, Mr. Trump is going to be able to blow himself back up. I'm not sure how severe the case is right now, but
I would suggest some kind of invasive treatment with Arsenio Hall. Maybe they have to hang out together and do a reality television show. Call it
The Big Buck and The Big Bucks.
John Boehner: Leave John John alone. You know he's quick to tears. It's bad enough that Pelosi done smacked up side the head and Barbara Bush
went in on him. Now you going to punk him about the fiscal cliff? You know that ain't right.
And Maybe just no more jokes about the tan. That's probably not helping.
In a post pimp slap world, we need to have the resources at our disposal to make sure that these White men aren't left to their own devices. We must bring them back into the fold. For everyone's sake.
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