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Second Amendment: Old School Style

March 23, 2013 by 5 Comments

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I’m not a New Black Panther. I do have claws, but they’re equal opportunity instead of being anti-White.

My brief isn’t scaring White folks on FOX NEWS or anywhere else by making empty race war threats for national airtime.

I’m also not like mainstream liberal Black activists, foaming at the mouth over Badge-On-Black crime committed infrequently by bad cops, while mum about daily Black-on-Black crime committed by thugs I unlovingly label as “chocolate Klansmen.”

I’m all about Urban Safety, i.e. the God-given right of inner city and other urban Americans to secure themselves and their property against homegrown insurgents.

It’s an old school concept, given the new fervor (really the same old anti-Black Self Defense Argument) on disarming urban stakeholders so we make better targets for thugs.

My personal “Urban Safety Act” is voted upon daily by not accepting the vulgarity and violence some wish to make an inner city norm.

I can take the easy way out and blame Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, and Republicans for what we do to ourselves on a regular basis.

Blaming White conservatives for Black (liberal-inspired) crime is a comfy cottage industry.

When yet another young Black man is killed, I could wrap a towel around my neck and sell out as “Cap Black, The Gun Control Crusader” and blame firearms manufacturers for what some Black folks do.

If I scratch where it doesn’t itch hard enough, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg might throw me a couple of dollars like I’m a monkey buck-dancing to his civilian disarmament organ grinder.

Urban safety is today’s civil right movement, reinforced by a Second Amendment that allows us to defend ourselves like citizens of a Republic, instead of disarmed slaves awaiting abuse.

 

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Avoiding Progressive Purgatory

March 23, 2013 by 4 Comments

Politically Correct Progressive Trickle Down Outhouse SC Avoiding Progressive Purgatory

A liberal ex-girlfriend browbeat me yesterday on the phone over the “debt” she felt I owed progressive social policies.

This is nothing new, but she was particularly pronounced- maybe because we hadn’t talked in a while.

To her credit, despite being a die-hard Democrat, she’s highly intelligent and an accomplished advisor to businesses (established and start-ups.)

I wonder how someone like her can be a Democrat, but somehow she pulls it off. Her resume should have her squarely on the Republican side of the ledger.

Sadly, that doesn’t stop her from attempting to “convert” me away from conservatism, which she equates to effectively supporting policies contrary to my best interests.

She fails to see that embracing leftist moral relativism and it’s anti-capitalist creed would do nothing to help me as an individual.

Undermining traditional marriage alone in Black America’s two-parent desert means a suicide pact dooming us to even more rudderless children and horrific headlines.

Extolling the virtues of Obama (yeah right!), social security, unemployment insurance, and affirmative action (as if they don’t need serious reform) ensures she one day won’t have any businesses left to advise.

Middle-class Black liberals preach a lot of socialism but always overlook their ironic role as beneficiaries of capitalism.

She worked hard to have marketable skills yet advocates government giveaways for low-income American Blacks without marketable skills.

She helps other people make money but supports tax polices that undermine producers of wealth and jobs.

She wants race-based preferences in education and employment while also blasting the boogeyman of White privilege.

I have plenty of White friends who feel anything but privileged these days, with millions more screaming in agreement.

I can’t support the progressive policy purgatory.

The America I grew up in has been ruled by them since the 1960s and has subsidized a wave of vulgarity, violence, and general dysfunction, the likes of which put old Soviet Russia to shame.

My ex-girlfriend really thinks that joining her bandwagon would be a step forward for me.

Sadly, the world she invites me to join is a wasteland where folks like her do all the right things to succeed in a capitalist system, while not demanding the same of those they try to help.

I want far, far more for Americans in need than life sentences to a progressive purgatory where nothing improves except the lot of do-nothing overseers.

That’s why I’ve avoided it for years!

 

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Tuskegee Airman Carjacked By Junior Chocolate Klansmen

March 20, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Nadra Enzi Tuskegee Airman Carjacked By Junior Chocolate Klansmen

As if Detroit and the general crisis in the national Hood wasn’t enough, now comes the latest outrage: Mr. Jesse Rutledge, an 88 year old Tuskegee Airman, was recently carjacked at gunpoint by a demonic quartet of what I call “junior chocolate Klansmen.”

Their estimated age was 13 years old.

This immediately reminded me of the 1994 assault and home invasion of civil rights icon Rosa Parks, also in Detroit, at 81 years old.

Surviving Nazis and their American counterparts in the Jim Crow South is rewarded by being attacked by out-of-control Black youth that some bleeding heart is always enabling.

Insult to injury was added in the Rosa Parks case when Joseph Skipper confessed to knowing who she was when he attacked her.

This confession was made to a priest who caught him burglarizing the church he pastored.

Disgusting is putting it mildly.

Mr. Rutledge’s attackers were arrested (thank God!) And once again, American Blacks with sense are faced with the aftermath of juvenile jackals roaming our community.

Congratulations, little “brothers.” George W Bush gave this hero and his peers a medal.

You four could have given him a heart attack or a gunshot wound!

Way to go!

 

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White Male Disenfranchisement Debated At CPAC 2013

March 19, 2013 by 3 Comments

Presenter K Carl Smith’s “Trump The Race Card” session at CPAC Friday had an audience member who posed the following question:

“Why can’t we be more like Booker T. Washington Republicans, and his famous statement: Let’s be unified like the hand but separate like the fingers?”

Mr. Smith responded by citing Frederick Douglass’ letter to his former slave-master, where he forgave him.

Undeterred, the questioner replied: “For giving him food and shelter all those years?”

I chuckle at this statement while recalling how Douglass fought his slave-master for two hours to win his freedom.

Later identified as Scott Terry of North Carolina, the 30 year old unveiled the elephant in the room at such conservative inclusion functions: White male disenfranchisement.

He’s also a member of the White Student Union at Towson University- not a big deal to me since I’m not an “Integration mad Negro” to quote Malcolm X.

White folks choosing to promote themselves the way American Blacks have (“Black Student Unions”, etc.) don’t disturb me in the least.

People are free to associate as broadly or narrowly as they choose.

Here’s the video of this historic CPAC discussion:

The issue is whether adding more American Blacks to the GOP is, in effect, discriminatory.

At first glance, it’s ironic “given Frederick Douglas Republicans’” stated purpose of disarming liberal racism cries.

K. Carl Smith’s work is as much about arming American Whites against progressive bigotry claims as it is bringing more Blacks into the GOP.

Very ironic such a question would arise.

I’m a Frederick Douglas Republican because it allows Americans who champion traditional values to do so free from the encumbrances of outdated racial roles.

Its impetus isn’t White guilt nor Black rage- it’s a colorblind consensus using one man’s story that speaks to all Americans.

This young man should note the solid backbone of the GOP in the former Dixie is White Southerners like himself.

He should further note the same holds true for Tea parties in this region.

White male disenfranchisement is a real concern, but hardly within the ranks of the Republican Party and Tea Party movements.

I do concede that desperate grabs for Latino and gay voters make a lot of folks wonder whether conservative White males will be replaced should such efforts succeed.

Casting his gaze toward the White House should have resulted in seeing where real disenfranchisers of white conservative males gather.

Progressives of all colors in this administration seem hellbent on dismantling the very heritage this young man holds dear.

His choice is clear: unite with Americans who may not resemble him to save a religious ethic, constitutional framework, and market that benefits all; or lose everything against a Left that is unified and unyielding!

Presenter K. Carl Smith and questioner Scott Terry privately spoke after the proverbial smoke cleared.

Terry even bought a copy of Smith’s seminal book “Frederick Douglas Republicans.”
From such bumpy starts are coalitions built.

I close with the words of Mrs. Lynne Roberts, Frederick Douglass Republicans’ director of educational outreach:

The Frederick Douglass Republican message of Americans voting our common values, not a party, is SO powerful that it it strikes fear into the hearts of the status quo- supporting extreme left, as well as the extreme right. “Chaos” was hardly the word; just watch the video. As you can clearly see, Terry had a couple of supporters, who were inconsequential. Mr. Smith handled the situation calmly, and the crowd, comprised of about 75% under 25 year olds, was uniformly appalled by Terry’s remarks. The small amount of racism that exists today, is manufactured by the Left, in order to keep black Americans on the poverty plantation. Frederick Douglass tenets are as powerful today as they were decades ago: respect for the Constitution, respect for life, belief in limited govt. and belief in personal responsibility.

Visit the website, and you will see for yourselves: www.frederickdouglassrepubican.org

 

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Mitt Was A Hit At CPAC 2013

March 16, 2013 by 11 Comments

Mitt Romney’s CPAC speech Friday showed America and the world what it had lost last election cycle: a class act with a talent for managing difficult financial propositions and cultural conundrums.

A Romney presidency would have sent a much-needed signal to the wealthy that hording dollars against wealth redistribution is no longer necessary.

Trust-fund babies and job producers are favorite targets of the Left; but at day’s end, they provide employment and contracts to workers and small businesspersons.

A Romney presidency wouldn’t have had a magic wand up its sleeve but would have offered the marketplace a chief executive whom it could trust not to gut in the name of “fairness.”

He didn’t sell some conservatives that he wasn’t more than a moderate changeling who’d do anything to become president.

Their unofficial strike on Election Day contributed to a second Obama victory. Perhaps fatalism has taken root, causing some on the Right to hope this Administration inflicts so much damage that Democrats will be run out of the White House for the next 200 years?

I think a Romney win would have been a less painful way to show Democrats the door.

Watch his CPAC 2013 speech and judge for yourselves:

Black liberals demanded I hate him because of (take your small minded pick) his ethnicity, his religion, his wealth, or the default position: all of the above.

Haters, Left and Right, can now content themselves with continued chaos that is breaking more American spirits than any foreign invader to date!

Mitt Romney was a hit at CPAC 2013.

If you listen closely, the subdued pain in his voice is echoed by millions in a national discussion who hoped Obama’s campaign slogan “Forward” meant looking forward to the next four years without him as president.

 

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“Trump The Race Card” Session At CPAC

March 15, 2013 by 2 Comments

k. carl smith Trump The Race Card Session At CPAC

K. Carl Smith, the “Conservative Messenger!” will host a CPAC event where he”ll share his method for victory after liberals deploy the only winning card in their deck: the race card.

He will be holding a break-out session called “Trump the Race Card” on Friday, March 15th from 3:00-4:00 p.m. in the Chesapeake L Room, 2nd floor of the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, 201 Waterfront Street, National Harbor, MD.

Mr. Smith founded the Frederick Douglas Republicans organization and authored “Frederick Douglas Republicans” as a guide to how this great figure inspired his modern reform movement.

FULL DISCLOSURE: I’m a Frederick Douglas Republican and fully support K. Carl Smith in his effort to save America with this eye-opening method.

If you’re attending CPAC this Friday, experience K. Carl Smith and use his method to beat the race card hidden up progressives’ sleeves!

Tell him Cap Black sent you!

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Jonylah Watkins: An Angel Died In Chicago

March 14, 2013 by 4 Comments

watkins Jonylah Watkins: An Angel Died In Chicago

The death of this six month old angel, Jonylah Watkins, reminds me of a night years ago in Georgia, far removed from the Chicago minivan where she was hit five times.

Speculation is her father was the intended target.

On this night I’m recalling, while talking on the phone, a lot of high-caliber gunfire exploded nearby.

So nearby that I dove and crawled for my pistol like it was a war movie.

Because I lived in a Southern state, I was able to legally keep firearms at home and, with my license, carry concealed if I chose.

This angel died while having her diaper changed! Will anyone demand her killer’s head on a platter?

Will Black lobbyists for chocolate Klansmen take at least one day off to protest this outrage?

Imagine if she weren’t Black in a low income area? Suppose she was the bouncing blonde pride and joy of a young White man- would public response differ?

This latest shocking sacrifice is laid once again at the feet of Black America, a community that often ignores homegrown horror stories to focus on bad cops or White boogeymen in distant boardrooms and elected offices.

I have said there should be a mandatory federal sentence for killing juveniles.

While state laws can be introduced to accomplish the same, a federal life sentence means just that: life without the possibility of parole.

That’s not always the case with life sentences under state law. Plus, streets so unsafe that babies die demand the highest level of prosecution.

Sadly, some Black folks’ sick love affair with criminals means infants can die so long as we don’t come down too hard on their killers.

Sympathy goes in the wrong direction with such “thinking.”

Thank God Chicago has a brother-like activist/Congressional candidate, Paul McKinley, to shake heaven and earth until people most affected wake up and take action.

An angel died in Chicago… and it seems she won’t be the last!

 

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Russell Simmons Is Dead Wrong About The NRA

March 13, 2013 by 4 Comments

Russell Simmons SC Russell Simmons Is Dead Wrong About The NRA

Russell Simmons and his brother Run (of Run DMC fame) were part of my formative years!

Their optimistic, sometimes political music provided a perfect swan song for the gun violence that crack brought in the 1980s.

New York’s draconian gun laws disarm the innocent while the guilty arm themselves to the teeth.

It’s sad to hear Simmons recently say “Black people ain’t got time (for the NRA)” when Jam Master Jay (born Jason Mizell), DJ for his brother’s group, was murdered in 2002.

Mr. Mizell had been previously shot in one of his legs. Could accessible, legal gun ownership have saved his and other NY gun crime victims’ lives?

Perhaps Black folks’ lives aren’t important enough in the “enlightened” North?

Simmons should support Black gun ownership if for no other reason than the sad fact that so many rappers now find themselves targets of angry thugs.

Even Afrocentric female rapper Queen Latifah narrowly escaped an armed carjacking attempt in 1995.

When will Black liberals finally stop allowing thugs to run loose in the Hood?

The irony of the situation isn’t lost on observers who note that many of these same rappers’ lyrics and stage personae also bellow “angry thug!” to the marketplace.

Simmons should want his Black listeners to be able to legally defend themselves since they can’t afford armed bodyguards and police escorts like him.

Safety is a civil right too, and the Hood whose fads made Simmons a multi-millionaire is also the most unsafe place in America.

All brothers like new NRA spokesperson Colion Noir are doing is trying to bring some equality into the picture.

Equality is what it’s all about, isn’t it?

Especially when inner-city thugs in major cities like New York and Chicago enjoy an unequal right to shoot unarmed Black citizens obeying gun laws that leave them defenseless.

Black people without bodyguards don’t have time for uneven odds killing us daily!

Russell Simmons is wrong about the NRA.

Dead wrong, according to inner-city headlines.

 

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The Tea Party Isn’t White Folks Only

March 11, 2013 by 2 Comments

Tea Party Protesters The Tea Party Isnt White Folks Only

News flash: The Tea Party isn’t WFO ( White Folks Only! ).

In politics I’ve found a healthy skepticism to be equivalent to the caged canary miners used to detect invisible poison gases.

This skepticism greeted the first time I heard of the Tea Party. Unlike liberal Blacks and even ( shhh! ) some conservatives on my proverbial side of town, I didn’t deal the race card.

I didn’t quantum leap to denouncing it as a Ku Klux Klan upgrade, I merely watched and wanted for their platform to unfold.

George W Bush was a big spender and loose with civil liberties, as enshrined by his horrific Patriot Act; and thuggish Transportation Security Administration ( TSA ).

Please note Obama hasn’t loosened the yoke of either upon the public.

Liberals forget the Tea Party opposed Bush over reach first, as opposed to their narrative where this was just a reload of the ” Angry White Men ( and Women ) meme now attacking America’s bi-racial president.

The following disclaimer is issued to squash the unimaginative claim that Black Tea Party support proves said Black persons are sock puppets for White supremacy:

I oppose Obama based upon my American Black experience. I didn’t need a distant Svengali for hypnosis nor plying me with Koolaid.

His career exploitation of Black liberal low self esteem and two terms of pretending his reign hadn’t worsened our lot beyond what any White man had accomplished are reason enough.

When American Whites start rallying; marching and singing spirituals in the face of worsening government, my question to the Black community remain, ” What are you waiting for??? ”

My view of the Tea Party, informed now by years of experience, is it’s a group of grassroots activists whose open mindedness toward American Blacks with the same concerns isn’t reflected in what is arguably America’s conservative party, the GOP.

Please insert Michael Steele’s tumultuous tenure as RNC chair as evidence that Republicans haven’t forgotten their civil rights era role as champions of quotas, under Nixon.

This isn’t a knock on Steele’s ability. It’s merely noting the scramble to deploy a face of color as competition with a bi-racial president in an uncharted political marketplace.

White members of the Greatest Generation; Baby Boomers and Generation X within the Tea Party survived varying degrees of American Apartheid.

Instead of rushing to recreate past hate, they’re marching beside American Blacks with a unity that would have shocked the Old Right of generations past.

White folks like these, who look a person in the eye and recognize a fellow American trying to save traditional values, aren’t rednecks or racists.

They’re a modern fusion of Abolitionists and Confederates without the hatred which pitted the first to label themselves such in the bloody war between the states.

Today they try to free slaves of all colors from a federal government content to addict every class of American to a plantation which puts the old one to shame.

Now, they oppose repressive homeland security laws which reduce Americans of all colors to the status of fugitive slaves at airports and via unprecedented surveillance.

White folks like these Tea Party folks aren’t the problem.

They’re part of the solution!

Either we shall overcome as traditional Americans of all colors united, or we’ll be over run by those hating American traditions and anyone who loves them!

Cap Black, The Hood Conservative

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John McCain: Hero Or Whore?

March 9, 2013 by 50 Comments

I was raised to honor the sacrifices of veterans, especially combat ones.

For that reason, US Senator John McCain has gotten a break from me (and even my vote in 2008.)

But, I’m not questioning his Vietnam service record.

My current inquiry has a much more recent vintage.

While US Senator Rand Paul undertook his historic filibuster, McCain and 11 other Senate Republicans were eating dinner.

With the president of the United States.

The same president whose drone policy and feared domestic deployment united left, right, and center of varying degrees into an unlikely coalition of grave concern.

Obama picked up the tab.

What he got in return was witnessed shortly thereafter.

Senator McCain wasted no time denouncing Rand Paul’s filibuster. His words speak for themselves:

Paul’s critics say this was a stunt to fatten his resume for a 2016 presidential run, designed not only for maximum PR but also to ingratiate him with libertarians, skeptical independents, and the conspiracy wings of both parties.

If that’s the case, then McCain’s heroism continued unbroken from his prisoner of war days.

This scenario paints Rand Paul as an ambitious politician so hungry for the White House that he’d stir up mistrust against the current administration.

Another scenario, once accepted by many in the liberty movement, the Tea Party and the GOP, feels McCain cast himself as a political prostitute for Obama, in exchange for unknown benefits.

His Senate speech was long on trusting government (the same one that drone-by shot terrorist American citizen Anwar al-Awlaki ) and short on demanding guarantees citizens are indeed safe
from this remote-controlled weapons system.

At issue is whether the government could plot to deprive Americans under suspicion of not only their rights but their very lives!

Casting my eyes to my own strand of the national fabric as an American Black shows a history replete with overreaches and downright conspiracies that abused generations.

The same government that recognized slavery, nationalized the act of slave-catching escapees, and supported second-class citizenship (even after a bloody civil war and waged covert war against civil rights activists with no regard for the Constitution), is one that I’d be foolish to blindly trust.

The crimson I see on its hands isn’t ink; it’s innocent Black blood- and that’s just from my strand of the national fabric!

Other Americans recently pointed to Waco and Ruby Ridge as examples of this same government rendering fatal N-word treatment to White Christians whose views ran afoul of it.

In my opinion, Rand Paul wasn’t catering to wild-eyed fringes who’d cost him reelection, let alone the Oval Office.

Whatever political calculations were included, I think he was also issuing a rarely heard challenge to the conspiracy of silence imposed upon responsible Americans by the Bush-Obama national security state, where questioning policy is treasonous.

We are not as free post-9/11 as we were before.

While foreign terrorists rightfully deserve much blame, they didn’t draft tyrannical legislation that in effect made every American a suspect who must prove his identity and good faith (where once before, the burden of proof rested with the state.)

Questioning an ultimate expression of this national security-flavored tyranny and trial-less drone-by shooting was an invaluable service he rendered the Republic.

I’d grown resigned to a mute America whose government declared all of us, regardless of color, N-words whose opinions no official needed to hear.

Against this somber backdrop, I’d have to judge US Senator John McCain, hero of the Hanoi Hilton, a whore for Obama on an issue striking like a hellfire missile at what’s left of our liberty.

Harsh words for a harsh reality.

 

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