Mind Provoking
We know that every one as an individual has their darkest hour. An individual’s darkest hour perhaps was a divorce. Perhaps it could have been foreclosure on a home. However, we know everyone has a darkest hour.
Likewise, different races have their darkest hour as well. For example, Germany’s darkest hour could have come from the election of Hitler and the end of World War II. The Iraqi’s darkest hour could be when White America preemptively invaded the sovereignty of Iraq.
So, here is the question. When do you suppose Black America’s darkest hour was? Or, is Black America's existence from brutal slavery to modren day subjugation our entire darkest hour? Likewise, when do you suppose the children of Israel’s darkest hour were in ancient times as well as in modern days?
Here is a follow up question. If God is to intervene when do you suppose God would intervene? Would it be at a people’s best hour? Or, would it be at a people’s darkest hour?
Tell me what you think.
Likewise, different races have their darkest hour as well. For example, Germany’s darkest hour could have come from the election of Hitler and the end of World War II. The Iraqi’s darkest hour could be when White America preemptively invaded the sovereignty of Iraq.
So, here is the question. When do you suppose Black America’s darkest hour was? Or, is Black America's existence from brutal slavery to modren day subjugation our entire darkest hour? Likewise, when do you suppose the children of Israel’s darkest hour were in ancient times as well as in modern days?
Here is a follow up question. If God is to intervene when do you suppose God would intervene? Would it be at a people’s best hour? Or, would it be at a people’s darkest hour?
Tell me what you think.
Hello Clark,
Black Americans’ darkest hour has always been since we have always been a homeless people. Let me explain what I mean by comparing and contrasting Black Americans to a homeless person whose condition and situation we are all familiar with, okay.
Black Americans are not immigrants as the other races in this country are. The other races in this country came from their own country to be here in White America, am I right. Black Americans are a people made on this continent. In other words, Black Americans are a new breed or race of people whose origin is in White America on this continent, am I right again. Consequentially, all of Black America’s vital necessities come from White Americans. Black Americans are a people that virtually belong to White Americans. It is commonly understood that Black Americans are White Americans livestock. Now, how White Americans feels depends on how well Black Americans would do and progress. For instance, you mentioned how White America abandoned Reconstruction. You mentioned how Black Americans were left to the Klan. These are the feelings and attitudes of White America. So, my point is that no matter whether it was back than or now Black Americans depends and progressives in accordance to how White Americans feel. Am I making any sense?
Now, in comparison and contrast to a homeless man is quite easy to make my point. A homeless man has no home territory. In other words, he has not a home address. Likewise, Black Americans’ address is the country of White America that Black Americans live in, am I right. The homeless person depends on the generosity of the public or what ever they could find and use temporarily to better themselves even when they would eat the leftovers a custom left in Kentucky Fried Restaurant. Likewise, at times White America’s generosity has been a big help to the survival and comfort to Black Americans.
Now, here comes the easy part. What would permanently resolve the homeless man’s situation would also permanently resolve Black America’s situation. Am I making a logical deduction?
Black Americans need a homeland as the homeless man needs a home, house or an apartment, which ever comes first would overwhelm the homeless man, am I right.
All Black Americans are so blind, deaf and dumb that they cannot see the light of what I say.
Tell me what you think.