If race relations are worse now than they were months, years, or generations ago, it’s because they won’t let it get better. They want the hate to remain for generations. They want separation to be deeply embedded into our lives.
It’s hard to imagine such cunning especially since it’s disguised in their insistence that they care about the little guy. They swear up and down that they care about minorities of all sorts. They get into trouble when the minority of one type clashes with the minority of another; that is when their true face appears.
Race relations were better twelve years ago. At least that’s what it seems like based on the news and social media. They claim it was mostly fine until Trump was elected in 2016 but if they were honest, they would see that Obama did not help create better relations. It often felt like he was trying to tear us apart.
Where did that put us? Well, when the first black president doesn’t take the opportunity to show how much better we are today than in the past, well… that is one large missed opportunity. So much could have been said and done. Unfortunately, his lack of action created a nasty bubble that burst when he was no longer president.
Obama’s presidency was an historic event which ultimately was an experiment for future generations of black Americans. It dictates to a degree how people will react when the next black American runs for president. Hopefully he didn’t ruin their chances with his continuous rhetoric and inexplicable apology world tour. “We’re sorry we’re so ________”.
Would it have gotten better if Hillary had won the presidency rather than Trump? I don’t think so. They would have tried to make it look better by inventing statistics about how much better life would eventually be so long as people kept them in power. Just one more year, one more decade, one more generation and we’ll get it right.
But overall, the disappointment of yet another old white politician sitting in the White House wasn’t going to make things better thus black Americans were not truly satisfied with Hillary as their choice. The only way she could capture their attention was to play the “first woman president card”.
One thing to consider, when a woman is president, it will be another experiment for future generations of women and how well people will think they will do as president. Whoever she is, she will set the foundation for those that come after her.
With the election of Obama, our first black president, came the belief that everything racial would get better. People would hold hands in the streets and break out in song. Everything would be equal and fair and special. Of course, it was fair before, hence our laws, but that’s not the point.
With the failed election of Obama’s successor, the one he felt would carry on his legacy, the Democrats and the media and the entertainment industry went full hate mode. If the first black president could not continue as the first woman president (Democrat, of course) then the person who truly was president would take the blame for everything the Left was able to pin on him for the next four to eight years.
Their goal is to make everything so bad that eventually people will come running back to them and no matter what small thing they do, it will be an improvement. If they can make blacks and whites hate each other, all the better. So they call people names and they cry racist! at every possible junction. They know full well when someone isn’t a racist but that doesn’t matter.
Race relations must be horrible in order for them to gain power again. They will never just let people coexist even within their own world. They are the first to toss someone aside if they don’t comply.
Of course, although we’re talking primarily about racial divides, the Left will do everything they can to divide all of us in every possible way. Whatever is a hot button today, will be their continued focus. When it loses influence, they will drop it until it has meaning again. It’s how we know they don’t really care about any real humanitarian cause.
This post was originally seen on Alexandria (aleksandreia.com).
