Re: GOP's virulent opposition to freedom, equality, and justice

Let me see if I understand the point you are trying to make. Since he is part black, one should not criticize him, because he is part black, but if a President is white, then it is okay to criticize him?

"Harry Hope" <rivrvu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:f6ftk4564f2d2t2vkro6ajv4oc9vgskuqm@xxxxxxxxxx

The nature of the anti-Obama criticism--which is accumulating before
he takes office and has a chance to implement his plans--makes clear
that for some the first black president is not a cause for
celebration.

Many out there are smarting at the thought of having a you-know-what
in the White House in a capacity other than butler.

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Most people want Obama and America to succeed.

But there is a virulent opposition to freedom, equality, and justice
that wants to conserve only the fascist past and privilege.


http://www.keloland.com/custompages/kelolandblogs/northernvalleybeacon/index.cfm?c=2578

Dec 21, 2008

By David Newquist


Gerald Celente is a trend forecaster who is credited, largely by
himself, for predicting such things as the end of the Soviet Union,
the bursting of the dot.com bubble, the boom in the price of gold, the
success of Starbucks, and many other booms and busts in human affairs.
His latest predictions are that we are headed for a depression that
will make the 1930s look like a summer camp outing.

He says that this time around, there will be a social upheaval that
will result in rioting and revolt.

He even predicts that some states will become so incensed with the way
the federal government is running things that they will secede from
the union.

Celente joins that persistent chorus of voices that keeps predicting
dire things for Obama.

There is a stream of negative forecasting, especially among the
regressives, that insists that Obama and his liberal notions will
sunder the ship of state.

The nature of the anti-Obama criticism--which is accumulating before
he takes office and has a chance to implement his plans--makes clear
that for some the first black president is not a cause for
celebration.

Many out there are smarting at the thought of having a you-know-what
in the White House in a capacity other than butler.

The real motive behind the derisive contempt expressed for Obama is
clearly evident in the nature of the criticism.

However, there is a possibility for revolt that reaches far past the
lingering racial resentments.

Obama's efforts to civilize political dialogue through the appointment
of cabinet members and officials of differing perspectives is being
done at a time when corporate fascists are on a particularly damaging
rampage.

The real cause for potential revolt emerges from the stipulations
attached to the loans to the auto companies.

The anti-union stance of the Republicans in the Senate is expressive
of a class notion that is rooted deeply in the feudal past.

The false information that UAW auto workers were making $73 an hour
was circulated to appeal to the class rage of those who hope to
identify with the fascist hierarchy.
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=3659

The Senate, and then Pres. Bush in stipulating the terms of the loans,
insists that the workers be put on an "equity" basis with autoworkers
in the foreign-owned auto factories.

In other words, lump the proletariat into one big despised class.

This insistence that union members have their wages and benefits
stripped from them comes when the managing class in the American
business world has put on a demonstration of incompetence and avarice
that is the real cause of the depression we are entering.

As a condition of granting the loan, the labor force will be required
to have their jobs eliminated, their wages cut, and their benefits
curtailed.

This demand is made at the same time that executives have collected
$1.6 billion in perquisites from the $700 billion bailout fund.

This kind of class-based discrimination is the stuff revolutions are
made of.

Elements of our government have sent a clear message that they embrace
the fascist consignment of working people to an underclass whose lives
are disposable while a privileged class lives high on the sacrificed
lives of others.

Most people want Obama and America to succeed.

But there is a virulent opposition to freedom, equality, and justice
that wants to conserve only the fascist past and privilege.

The question is whether they will push America's working people into a
massive revolt.

_______________________________________________________

"They (Republican Party) had begun to consider the Government
of the United States as a mere appendage to their own affairs.
We know now that Government by organized money is just as dangerous as
Government by organized mob."

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1936

Harry

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