What Blacks really should be pushing for

There has already been over a half-billion dollars generated to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina, and that number is expected to reach about a billion-all due to Capitalism. Large corporations such as General Electric, Wal-Mart (aka the black exploiters), and Coca-Cola have donated millions of dollars to help the poor black victims of nature's wrath. However, our so-called black leaders and their sympathetic white followers in the media have overshadowed much of this benevolence exemplified by America's corporations and small businesses-I'm not left in wonderment.

The charge is that our government is racist and the failure to provide assistance in a timely fashion is just one illustration of their racist practices. Let's say this is true.

Did it ever occur to our black leaders that their rhapsodic litanies about the evils of capitalism and the virtues of socialism are backwards? That maybe the system they despise and deem oppressive is really the system of emancipation? Probably not, but if they did you won't hear it and…

You'll never hear that socialism-where powers are vested in groups and government planning-is the cause of their cause, i.e., the black leaders advocate race and preferential racial policies on the one hand, and on the other they get mad when the treatment isn't directed toward their race, so then they say they must combat institutionalized racism-a perpetual cycle of stupidity if there ever was one. You'll never hear from them that by the very nature of socialism, those in power pull and attach purse strings to whom they please, so if your not on the list, which according to them blacks are not then, well, too bad. You'll never hear from them that only a government has the power to institutionalize racism, and if the government was not as monstrous, institutionalized racism would not exist as it is today, the law would prevent such practices through limited government…no, you'll never hear that…moreover you'll never hear this question asked: Why do the black leaders continue to ask for preferential treatment from a government they say is racist?

This is what you should hear from black leaders and blacks at large: Capitalism is the system of freedom from oppression and racism; just look how the people operating without government compulsion donated over a half-billion dollars already to help those in need; just look how big government has failed and how big business has succeeded in setting up and aiding charities that provide relief, food, and shelter for the victims; just look how anti-racist these practices are under the remnants of capitalism and that maybe blacks should push for it's corollary: individualism, where humans aren't subdivided by color for group favoritism, but remain as one, as humans, who receive their just-do through content of character…this is what blacks should push for!