A week after 9-11, I heard the very religious Chuck Norris in an interview on CNN (I believe) being interviewed by a black Journalist. He stated these words which I’ve yet to hear him explain. Yet, as I said, his words are the official sentiments of our society. He said “make no doubt about it, Evil is Black and Good is White”. It seems to me therefore, that black people would be better off attacking that current “WORLD VIEW”. Those sentiments were immortalized at a time when Whites were doing the Greatest of Evils to Negro/Black/Africans, yet they memorialize (for blacks) what described themselves more, and attached to themselves, what should’ve been attached to blacks. It’s therefore insane, to, on the one hand accept such lopsided sentiments as official and universal, then crucify some people for speaking in accordance to those official views.

Consequently, at present I am going to continue believing that Mr. Paul was just careless to not have reviewed Newsletters that went out in his name, and that he does not personally endorse those sentiments. I can even believe that at one time he believed and practiced the racism that is imbedded in our: language, history, religions and everything in Western Society and indeed the world. Much thought, money and time went into painting everything to fit White Superior and Black/Negro Inferior, and it has paid off very well. Dictionaries and Bibles still profit from annual editions espousing such far-reaching racist nonsense; that too many black people are still allowing to inform the impressionable minds of our children in schools and Churches everyday.

Over the years I have had to let go of so much of the racist nonsense that society taught me about my race, and which I once fully accepted as God’s Truth. And every black person that I know have had to do same. So that is my take on this Ron Paul mess. People like the Governor who just called the First Lady’s butt big, are the problematic racists I would focus on more.