Georgia's
Unforced Error
When I heard that Georgia had lost
the MLB All-Star game I tried to imagine
the conversation between a baseball-loving
father and his baseball-loving son,
or daughter. Depending on the political
persuasion of each household the conversation
had to be either heartbreaking or one
filled with misplaced rage of Vesuvial
proportions.
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My suspicion here: Former police office
Derek Chauvin was directed, possibly
funded, by conservative persons unknown,
to publicly
murder a
black
man
so as
to
spark racial
conflagrations leading up to the presidential
election. Images of large groups of
Blacks
protesting with righteous fury was
the just the thing
that Fox
News could effectively use to frighten
its marginally perceptive viewers,
who would then scramble to the polls
in a frantic attempt to re-elect the
Chosen
One, who would
then no doubt crush
these
socialist-marxist mud people with
a wave of his tiny-fingered hand.
Am I going to far?
Would a political party stoop to so
brazen a tactic? One so Putinesque?
Well, consider when that didn't
work the GOP went to court and tried
to
disqualify
votes from districts populated largely
by minorities.
And when that didn't work they re-wrote the voting laws in Georgia (so
far) in
an
effort
to minimize or, in some cases, totally eliminate the minority vote in 2022 and
2024.
Notice how all these things are aimed at the Black bullseye in the middle of
the constituency target? That's
not
a coincidence. So, no, I would not put anything, including a random hit, past
those
guys.
As for Chauvin, there exists the possibility that he may just have felt like
killing
a
black
man
that
day.
Qualified
immunity can do that to an entitled, white, racist, asshole of a cop.
=Lefty=
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