No Victim Mentality: Whites - Who Created A Permanent Lower Class In America - Say The Word Like It Ain't Real

Oh, man, the funny never stops today - from FOX News:

  President Obama’s rhetoric is finally coming closer to what appears to be his psychological truth:  Because America victimized him and countless millions of others, any person or party or movement that opposes his views and does not yield to him is not just his adversary, but abusive, predatory and even threatening.

Really? That's what you think? Wow - you're smart. But what, pray tell, do you mean "America victimized him and countless millions of others"? Whatever could you mean, oh wise white man? It couldn't have something to do with the fact that, even though blacks have been here for 400 years, Obama's only the first black president? You think he might deduce there was a reason for that, as whites worked out their anxieties about the issue?

  It is exceedingly difficult to come to terms with a person who sees you as his oppressor, his kidnapper, and someone terrorizing him who might well destroy him. You aren’t likely to consider whether your assailant and jailer and would-be killer has a few good ideas, after all.

This is true. Ever since Cody Jarrett was talking about his gun at Lem's place, and how badly he wanted to shoot someone black - and nobody white said anything because TRAYVON - I haven't considered him (or them) too bright. And I no longer feel as willing to try and get comfortable amongst them. Some of you might've noticed.

  Seeing Barack Obama as someone who has a victim mentality would explain a lot. That mentality relies on believing one has been harmed, that one was not responsible for the injuries that occurred, that one could not have prevented what happened and that the person’s suffering makes that person morally right and deserving of sympathy.

Here, let me try a word on you, for starters - Marginalization. Now, I'm not sure  that most blacks are educated enough to know that word (even at this late date, which is saying something all by itself) but I'd bet a million dollars they know what it means. Most would say it's the story of their lives. 

For instance, see those three black beauties above? They are beauties, aren't they? Then why aren't they featured in magazines? Walking the runways? TV commercials for perfume and whatnot?Why aren't they an ideal in America? Let me guess - because Kate skin-and-bones Moss and Miley look-at-my-tongue Cyrus are more attractive?

The word is Marginalization.

Didn't I just write yesterday of no one taking my word for anything - even when I've been repeatedly proven right? Or even when it comes to my own thoughts? I get no credit. No call-outs. Nothing. I ask you, is that not a burden? And considering I'm dealing in this high-faluting world of ideas, with academics and lawyers and doctors and shit, should that be the case, when I can point you to a billion white disagreeable personalities who are constantly wrong but, somehow, they make the grade for other whites? Whose fault is that? Could it have been prevented? Well, sure. I'm getting a lesson in how that works on the conservative side right now:

It's called "Sit down, shut up, and vote as we tell you to - we're going out with a bang!"

I don't know about Obama, but I have to admit to wondering - even in 2013 - if these fools really thought I was their slave,...