Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "Racist Sheriff CAUGHT Pledging To Fire "Every Black B******"" video.

  1. I'm from NC, and I'd like to share a little of our state's history with you. In the 19th century we had this road just outside Wilmington called "N-word Head Road." That was where the Christian folk of the Tar Heel state would put dismembered body parts of slaves on spikes or posts all along the road. That was about 200 years ago. So 'round the time of my great great grandfather. Unless you're from a particularly enlightened family, racism tends to get passed down like an heirloom--so does hatred of the Yankee government, and all those city slickers and tenderfoots with their new fangled educations. And that is why the barbaric philosophy of racism is still with us today. One more piece of history: In the south, the police evolved from the organization of slave patrols.
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  2. In the U.S., our countrymen enslaved Africans with dark skin. To do so, they had to dehumanize them, otherwise "the land of the free" and "all men are created equal" would wear on them. And so they established themselves over a whole race of people, and anyone else with differently colored skin. This idea of supremacy was passed from father to son, who passed it to his son, and so on, since the former Africans were enslaved for a couple centuries. By the Civil War, their superiority was ingrained in the slavers, who thought they could not only get along without the Northern free states, but could declare war on them--which they did. Toward the end of that war, the President of the U.S. declared all slaves in the country were freed. When the South lost, because they didn't have anywhere near the means to sustain themselves that they first believed, their military leader surrendered on their behalf--because their southern President had skedaddled. But the southern people, who had watched their homes and lands get destroyed by a certain Northern general, never wanted to surrender. Never! And they never wanted to free the slaves. Never! This was forced on them, without their consent. And so they hated the United States, hated the Africans, and hated themselves for losing. That hatred was passed down from father to son, and so on, all the way to now. And there you have it.
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  3. We need a new Sherman to step up.
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