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The World's Greatest Human and Civil Rights Violators
The United States will overthrow, bomb, and sanction another country claiming that country is violating the human rights of their own people while at the same time, violate the rights and lives of their own citizens; and we know who those citizens are.
Black folks have and still fight to be treated as human-beings in a country that neutralizes our growth, ignore our accomplishments, and imprison or take our lives. The stench of inequality is blatantly strong in America even unto this day.
Mockery, murder, public humiliation and injustice reek through the legal system, the political system and any other America institution in this land. Yet politicians, law makers, and business leaders act as though nothing is wrong.
This level of cognitive dissonance is not merely a breach of basic clinical psychology, but a serious break from reality. This is the act of a people who have no clue what they are doing, believe in, or what life is all about. To continue to function under this type of mental disorder is dangerous to the world. Lives are at stake all so white folks can feel good about themselves.
The vanity tied into this mindset runs so deep into the realm of arrogance that even when the facts (or acts) are right before their eyes their minds automatically skip to another subject. Doublespeak is common among these people so much so that the only reaction to the hypocrisy is a smile and the pleasure of a type of sick satisfaction that praises their own evil talent.
As long as anyone standing outside of their world can see this for what it really is, that person is safe from the perils of darkness, illusion, and demonic forces.
© Mar. 2019
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