Trump and the Counter Revolution of 1776

[georgephillip]

What does Trump tell us about "...how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country"?

Dr Gerald Horne on why white Americans have perceived Africans "...as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Gerald Horne’s ‘The Counter-Revolution of 1776’

"A critical event in the buildup to the American Revolution occurred in 1775 when the Virginia governor, Lord Dunmore, issued an edict 'offering to free and arm Africans to squash an anti-colonial revolt.'

"This edict incited and enraged the colonists and contributed to the momentum for revolution that was then reaching critical mass.

"Horne’s work has never been more relevant or sobering.

"With Donald Trump in the White House and open bigotry, like that witnessed recently in Charlottesville, on the rise, it’s essential to understand how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country.

"As Horne notes, Africans were perceived by white Americans as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

 

[Aba Incieni]

What does Trump tell us about "...how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country"?

Dr Gerald Horne on why white Americans have perceived Africans "...as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Gerald Horne’s ‘The Counter-Revolution of 1776’

"A critical event in the buildup to the American Revolution occurred in 1775 when the Virginia governor, Lord Dunmore, issued an edict 'offering to free and arm Africans to squash an anti-colonial revolt.'

"This edict incited and enraged the colonists and contributed to the momentum for revolution that was then reaching critical mass.

"Horne’s work has never been more relevant or sobering.

"With Donald Trump in the White House and open bigotry, like that witnessed recently in Charlottesville, on the rise, it’s essential to understand how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country.

"As Horne notes, Africans were perceived by white Americans as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Good thing they have you to protect them.

 

[watchingfromafar]

The past is the past and will remain in the past.

Obama was elected twice and would have been elected a third time if the law had permitted it.

Such is life

 

[georgephillip]

What does Trump tell us about "...how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country"?

Dr Gerald Horne on why white Americans have perceived Africans "...as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Gerald Horne’s ‘The Counter-Revolution of 1776’

"A critical event in the buildup to the American Revolution occurred in 1775 when the Virginia governor, Lord Dunmore, issued an edict 'offering to free and arm Africans to squash an anti-colonial revolt.'

"This edict incited and enraged the colonists and contributed to the momentum for revolution that was then reaching critical mass.

"Horne’s work has never been more relevant or sobering.

"With Donald Trump in the White House and open bigotry, like that witnessed recently in Charlottesville, on the rise, it’s essential to understand how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country.

"As Horne notes, Africans were perceived by white Americans as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Good thing they have you to protect them.

Is Trump fit to be Commander in Chief?

 

[georgephillip]

The past is the past and will remain in the past.

Obama was elected twice and would have been elected a third time if the law had permitted it.

Such is life

"Half the country thinks Donald Trump is a racist. HALF.

"Analysis by Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-large

"Updated 10:12 AM ET, Wed July 4, 2018

Some things have changed since Obama left.

Trump has dragged this country back to its racist roots, and, apparently, nine of ten Republicans approve.

Half the country thinks Donald Trump is a racist. HALF. - CNNPolitics

 

[Aba Incieni]

What does Trump tell us about "...how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country"?

Dr Gerald Horne on why white Americans have perceived Africans "...as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Gerald Horne’s ‘The Counter-Revolution of 1776’

"A critical event in the buildup to the American Revolution occurred in 1775 when the Virginia governor, Lord Dunmore, issued an edict 'offering to free and arm Africans to squash an anti-colonial revolt.'

"This edict incited and enraged the colonists and contributed to the momentum for revolution that was then reaching critical mass.

"Horne’s work has never been more relevant or sobering.

"With Donald Trump in the White House and open bigotry, like that witnessed recently in Charlottesville, on the rise, it’s essential to understand how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country.

"As Horne notes, Africans were perceived by white Americans as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Good thing they have you to protect them.

Is Trump fit to be Commander in Chief?

Where would black people be without you?

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

"As Horne notes, Africans were perceived by white Americans as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Which played into the Dred Scott decision.
The rest of your tirade is Democrat propaganda aimed at people whose egos fear ostracization.

 

[watchingfromafar]

Is Trump fit to be Commander in Chief?

No, No,No,No,No,No,No,No,No and again; NO!!!!!

 

[watchingfromafar]

The rest of your tirade is Democrat propaganda aimed at,,,,,,,,,,,,

For everyone here who knows you best; please change your moniker name too---

RoshawnMarkpees​

Thanks in advance

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

The rest of your tirade is Democrat propaganda aimed at,,,,,,,,,,,,

For everyone here who knows you best; please change your moniker name too---

RoshawnMarkpees​

Thanks in advance

You need to develop your creative writing skills.
As a typical lefty, you can’t even touch the substance of my post.
Go back to the USSR.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

The rest of your tirade is Democrat propaganda aimed at,,,,,,,,,,,,

For everyone here who knows you best; please change your moniker name too---

RoshawnMarkpees​

Thanks in advance

And be careful you don’t get burnt there in West VA, watching from a far.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

What does Trump tell us about "...how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country"?

Dr Gerald Horne on why white Americans have perceived Africans "...as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Gerald Horne’s ‘The Counter-Revolution of 1776’

"A critical event in the buildup to the American Revolution occurred in 1775 when the Virginia governor, Lord Dunmore, issued an edict 'offering to free and arm Africans to squash an anti-colonial revolt.'

"This edict incited and enraged the colonists and contributed to the momentum for revolution that was then reaching critical mass.

"Horne’s work has never been more relevant or sobering.

"With Donald Trump in the White House and open bigotry, like that witnessed recently in Charlottesville, on the rise, it’s essential to understand how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country.

"As Horne notes, Africans were perceived by white Americans as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Most Left Wingers are obsessed with race because they are racist.

 

[georgephillip]

What does Trump tell us about "...how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country"?

Dr Gerald Horne on why white Americans have perceived Africans "...as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Gerald Horne’s ‘The Counter-Revolution of 1776’

"A critical event in the buildup to the American Revolution occurred in 1775 when the Virginia governor, Lord Dunmore, issued an edict 'offering to free and arm Africans to squash an anti-colonial revolt.'

"This edict incited and enraged the colonists and contributed to the momentum for revolution that was then reaching critical mass.

"Horne’s work has never been more relevant or sobering.

"With Donald Trump in the White House and open bigotry, like that witnessed recently in Charlottesville, on the rise, it’s essential to understand how baked-in the fear of Africans is in this country.

"As Horne notes, Africans were perceived by white Americans as eternal aliens and outliers from the very beginning."

Most Left Wingers are obsessed with race because they are racist.

Were the racists among US Founding Fathers obsessed by the tradition of white privilege or the nightmare of profits?

The Counter-Revolution of 1776 and the Construction of Whiteness - Gerald Horne on Reality Asserts Itself (3/6)

"'Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it under self-selected circumstances, but under circumstances existing already, given and transmitted from the past. The tradition of all dead generations weighs like a nightmare on the brains of the living.'"

"That was Karl Marx in The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, written in 1852."

 

[grainbely]

The past is the past and will remain in the past.

Obama was elected twice and would have been elected a third time if the law had permitted it.

Such is life

Yeah racism doesn't exist anymore. Lil Wayne said so. Neither does sexism.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

The past is the past and will remain in the past.

Obama was elected twice and would have been elected a third time if the law had permitted it.

Such is life

Yeah racism doesn't exist anymore. Lil Wayne said so. Neither does sexism.

Oh, they both do. It’s policy for democrats. They learned from the Negro Leagues that integration is bad for business. Dems need to keep segregation alive.

 

[watchingfromafar]

Trump has dragged this country back to its racist roots, and, apparently, nine of ten Republicans approve.

There is something we can do to fix this.

Vote all the Republicons out of office
​

Can Senators and Representatives be impeached?

 

[georgephillip]

Trump has dragged this country back to its racist roots, and, apparently, nine of ten Republicans approve.

There is something we can do to fix this.

Vote all the Republicons out of office
​

Can Senators and Representatives be impeached?

I think Democrats have about a 7% edge over Republicans nationally; however, voter suppression tactics and gerrymandering combine to negate those numbers.

Imho, Democrats should stop trying to convert moderate Republicans and, instead, go after the forty percent of eligible voters who currently don't see enough difference between the two major parties to bother casting a ballot.

To Win, Democrats Need to Move Hard to the Left