News that the Congressional Black Caucus will be co-sponsoring a debate with the dreaded Fox News Channel has White “liberals” in an uproar that exposed the klan robes usually tucked beneath their cloak of self-righteous egalitarianism. The decision by the C.B.C. to sponsor a Democratic primary debate on the top rated cable news channel, a sound political decision for a group seeking to get its message out to more people, was predictably seen as a betrayal by the racist “progressives” who believe minorities, specifically Blacks, owe them their undying loyalty.
They repay that loyalty by continually voting for Robert Byrd and ignoring the Southern Poverty Law Center’s dire warnings concerning the genocide against Black Americans being committed by Mexican gangs in Los Angeles.
But White “liberals,” despite their own betrayals, are scandalized by the C.B.C. making a decision without the benevolent guidance of their “superiors” in the progressive movement. They’re shocked that the C.B.C. is colluding with an organization these Whites claim is “racist,” the proof they offer being a badly edited video montage of out-of-context clips that they assume will fool we non-Whites. You know, because we’re all stupid.
MyDD is using propaganda by supposed Black man and MoveOn storm trooper James Rucker. As a man of Black blood myself (half of it anyway) I am more than a little offended by Rucker tap dancing for Whites on this issue, making the case that big evil Fox should be considered racist because some White guys decided it was so. If Rucker is Black (and not some White guy with a tan, as his Huffpo bio pic suggests) then he’s acting as a mouth piece for Whites who had no problem with Black facing opponents in their political campaigns, and who now are trying to smear other Whites as racists. He has no problem with that either.
Whites of any political stripe have no say in Black Liberation. This may sound harsh, and White “liberals” are almost always offended by this, but it is necessary. Liberation means more then just getting to toe the party line of the left or the right, it means making decisions that Whites may not like, and are in the best interest of Black Americans. Fox News reaches thousands more people than its competitors, therefore the C.B.C. can get better visibility for the candidates, and their own mission, if they deal with Fox. Rucker may not like Fox, but he should like the C.B.C. becoming a major player in the elections. So Rucker, and any minority, should support whatever decision the C.B.C. makes.
I guess his White friends won’t let him.
UPDATE: I attempted to post similar sentiments on his HuffPo post, but my comments were denied.
