History Happens Again
Like beauty, racism is in the eye of the beholder. It's Democrat 'hate speech.'
"Blacks of today are no longer being beaten or lynched, but they are still being slapped down. And it is still Democrats who are doing the slapping. Blacks who stray from the plantation of government entitlements and object to the nanny mentality of Democrats are quickly labeled "Uncle Toms," "Oreos," or worse. They are attacked mercilessly and unrelentingly by Democrats who thought they had bought their loyalty by meting out government entitlements."You all have probably either read of heard the pejoratives coming from not only Democrats but other black Democrats that are far worse than the "Uncle Toms" or "Oreos" mentioned above and in fact are so offensive that I will not list them here out of deference to the sensitivities of the people affected. Goetsch also makes a key statement linking his feelings of his childhood recollections and the happenings of today, here:
"Just as there was nothing worse in the eyes of the Democrats of my childhood than a self-reliant, enterprising black man who could stand on his own two feet and face the world on his own terms, there is nothing worse to today's Democrats than a black man who refuses to be held in bondage by hypocritical liberals who fear nothing more than his independence and success."Like beauty, racism is in the eye of the beholder. It's Democrat 'hate speech.'
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Gerald A. “Jerry” McConnell, 92, of Hampton, died Sunday, February 19, 2017, at the Merrimack Valley Hospice House in Haverhill, Mass., surrounded by his loved ones. He was born May 27, 1924 in Altoona, Pa., the fifth son of the late John E. and Grace (Fletcher) McConnell.
Jerry served ten years with the US Marine Corps and participated in the landing against Japanese Army on Guadalcanal and another ten years with the US Air Force. After moving to Hampton in 1957 he started his community activities serving in many capacities.
He shared 72 years of marriage with his wife Betty P. (Hamilton) McConnell. In addition to his wife, family members include nieces and nephews.
McConnell’s e-book about Guadalcanal, “Our Survival was Open to the Gravest Doubts”
