It occurred to me yesterday that "as a black man" (Yo! Ho! Ho!) I could easily start to side with
Al Sharpton and
Robert Mugabe - sincerely, but also as a self-preservation tactic - since everybody else is currently
making about as much sense as they are. And if you can't beat 'em, join 'em, huh?
If "I don't care" is a valid argument for electing Mitt Romney as president - a member of a cult that, amongst other things, discriminated against blacks and praised the Nazis -
then why not?
"Robert Mugabe For President" has just as nice a ring to it -
plus I get some white guy's farm!
And, ultimately, isn't getting what you want what this is all about? Isn't that the message?
I'm going to have to think on this a little while longer because - as an obvious byproduct of this drive for Mormon ascendence -
I know it's wrong, but what's wrong now? Is anything wrong anymore?
If the president can
follow con men, then why can't I? If the president can
believe stupid shit, then why can't I? If the president can
flip-flop on his most deeply held political positions (I love that) then why can't I? There's
no shame in anyone else's game - why should there be in mine?
All I have to say when challenged is "This is what I want and I don't care."
Or so I've been told. I've seen it at work, that's for sure. And nobody's ever stopped it.
So, four more days, people - and I just might have to join "the good guys"…