1965- How dare you notice my ethnicity.

2011- How dare you not notice my ethnicity.

When a person is, instead, steeped in the culture of his whiteness or blackness, then race becomes prominent. Race leads. That is not good, whether from a white or a black.

Say to those who see race: Let’s be humans, not racists.

President Stink Baby was not happy. He very seldom was. He had been a good stink baby, he thought. He had smiled for the cameras, cooed and held out his arms for hugs and kisses, but now no one loved him.

President Stink Baby was very wilfull. He liked what he liked but what he liked often changed. He knew what he didn’t like: work and schedules and most of all, things he couldn’t understand. When that happened the scientists were called in to reformulate the theories to President Stink Baby’s satisfaction.

Stink baby was Dr. Crock’s (the renowned scientist)”live baby well” program. Babies, said Dr. Crock, were only good and if their natural wants and desires were in any way threatened or denied, harm would occur. If, said Dr. Crock, we can keep babies from being harmed, the world would soon experience peace and harmony.

The young toddlers soon learned they were in control and resisted changing and training. This was allowed. As a natural result, insensitive people had adopted the cruel practice of referring to Dr. Crock’s live well babies as stink babies. The stink babies had a formula for that: make every baby a stink baby, ooops, a “live well baby” and the baddies would go away. It was simple and to the stink babies, genius.

Or, accurately formulated:

Race card now, race-baiting tomorrow, race industry forever!

Casual prejudice as satirized by the late Carroll O’Connor will probably always be with us. Often it’s bad, sometime it’s borne out of unfortunate experience, always the attempts to root it out reek of fascism far more real than the “anti-racists” warn against. In any case, it’s distinct from institutional racism.

Institutional racism in the U.S. of A. died out de facto when non-whites became managers, mayors, commanding officers and secretaries of state (the last example, under Bush the Younger). It ended de jure when Obama became president.

That’s a fact. An indisputable fact. Consequently, I submit that anyone who still believes in institutional racism in the U.S.A. after the election of Obama is a Marxist and, in a reasonable world, would be charged with treason.

For decades, when Arab “intellectuals” have written against the normalization of the relations between the Jewish State and the Arab world, they have railed against normalization for “uprooting the hatred of the Arab toward the Zionist, without which he cannot muster the will to fight the oppressor.” The Marxist perpetuation, nay, jealous guarding of the Race Card and their race-hatred is of the same nature: It is for the purpose of keeping the fire of the Marxists’ Manichean struggle against their Western, Bible-clinging, Capitalist enemies. There can be no greater sin in Marxist eyes than any suggestion that this war is over, that organizations and caucuses that have had their entire being in this fight can now do nothing but close shop.

That is what fuels the internationalist fascists’ fury most of all.

I guess that, as with so many other things, it matters who your target is. Occupation isn’t bad if we’re taking back Wall Street from the evil bankers. White people preventing a black man from speaking is understandable, if he’s about to fill their ears with hateful conservatism. Republicans can’t use a symbol that looks like a target without being called murderers, while Democrats can use openly violent metaphors — and these silly “occupiers” can go further with their “eat the rich” slogans — and never get called on it. (Talk about “the soft bigotry of low expectations”…)