Stop the Insanity!
I was reading about our Governor General's recent excursion to Africa:
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Governor General of Canada Michaelle Jean touches the bars in the "room of no return," the final point in a castle where African slaves were once passed through and boarded on ships, at Elmina Castle in Ghana, Wednesday.
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when it occurred to me to ask this question of all the persecuted white male Christians on the Right in Canada and the United States:
Is it really persecution if you can complain about it on televion, in the newspapers, on the internet and in Parliament/Congress?
I mean, just recapping three big incidents of a People's persecution in no particular order - there's:
1. Slavery
2. The Holocaust
3. Reservation Schools
In all three of the above incidents of a People's persecution, I'm guessing white male Christians on the Right didn't hear a whole lot of complaining by the persecuted - the Blacks, the Jews, the Indians. You know what I mean. I wasn't there, but I doubt the Blacks, the Jews and the Indians got to do a whole lot of complaining to the media about how they were being totally, totally, totally persecuted 24/7 by white male Christians on the Right. Or in the Center. Or, yes, even on the Left.
They were persecuted and that was that - no fanfare, no bellyaching, no "This is an outrage!". There was just the big one side of persecution and that was it. There was no debate about it. You were either persecuted or you weren't. There was no questioning of your right to live a persecution-free life. Or you'd just be persecuted faster. If you know what I mean.
Now, contrast that historical factual reality so true it doesn't even need to be backed up with statistics, polls, or studies - with the ongoing complaints the survivors and descendents of the above incidents of persecution are subjected to by their fellow citizens, white male Christians on the Right, about how persecuted they are in today's multicultural feminist secular Liberal society.
Can you hear the difference? I can hear the difference. Or, at least, I can guess that I'm hearing a difference. Like I said, I wasn't around for slavery, the Holocaust, or Reservation Schools. Unless we still have Reservation Schools. I really don't know. If we do, I suggest Indians take a page from the white male Christian on the Right school of persecution and complain louder.
Anyway, since I don't want to talk about white male Christian on the Right persecution any longer than I have to - being, of course, part of the Persecution Squad perpetuating this monstrous injustice seemingly going on right out in the open in every facet of society, I just want to ask if it would be possible for all of us to just say "No!" to the persecution of white male Christians on the Right, renounce our persecuting ways, and send up a silent prayer to the one, true God asking for His forgiveness.
It's the only thing I can think to do to make amends.
And to silence, once and for all, the plaintive pleas from the television, newspapers, internet and Parliament to please, please, please "STOP PERSECUTING US! THE WHITE MALE CHRISTIANS ON THE RIGHT! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD - STOP PERSECUTING US!"
