Camp Taz

           The current "talk of the town" is Trump's recent rally at Madison Square Garden (MSG).   Remember that this is a venue owned by a friend of the want-to-be dictator who was brimming with people who were willing to say ALL of the quiet parts out loud .  DJT NEVER threw his hat into the race for POTUS Mountain for the sake of the people or even politics.  He is in the race to outrun accountability and the truth behind his Oz curtain being revealed.  Nothing about this campaign has been about an actual history.  It has been centered around the GOP ridding themselves of the virus that is Don Sr & providing their next cast of characters with staging for the rhetoric of their forefathers.        The campaign vetted the participants of its massive Klan rally and knew that the onus would sit firmly on the shoulders of the feckless felon.  Each speaker was able to label the birth of a nation gathe...

             Once Euromericans were no longer permitted to (openly) own Black people, they have consistently told said community to fix what ails them and talk to their community and to NOT address the creators of whiteness.  YET, when that very advice is adhered to, the Black community is [ridiculously] accused of being racist, told that we are the reason for the racial divide and how wrong it is to exclude those outside of the community.  😏  Translation: Let us save you, exploit you, scapegoat you, commodify you, and more with no complaint.      The end goal has never been a better society [for all].  It has been to continue the hate that maintains them.  This is why the onus for change/betterness is continuously placed on the shoulders of those at the receiving end of the hate.  Forward motion is not seen as a benefit to the descendants of those that the country was created to sustain, protect and propel...

           This current election cycle coupled with the misogynoir spawning from [a subset of] the pro-Palestine  movement... it is vehemently clear that your disdain for Black women (specifically) stemmed from the illogical belief that we have superpowers.  It is an interestingly frustrating phenomenon.  The mixture of [consistently] telling us that we are the underruns of society while simultaneously expecting us to control/fix the country that loathes us.  We are not the ones in which this nation was colonized to benefit.  we are NOT the subset of women who work to destroy the road toward equity.  Yet we are repeatedly EXPECTED to remedy all that ails this insufferable, adolescent country although our [present-day] scope affords us no [true] ability to do so.      In just the past few months people have waged war on Black women due to a change in POTUS candidates and disappointment within the movement regardin...

           Since the United States was invaded and colonized, the descendants of the creators of the racial hierarchy have tried to protect it by deflecting their own savagery onto others.  It is fervently expected by all that fall outside of the European-American community.  What is shocking [at this point] is the fact that we are in an age where all things are INSTANTLY archived.  Long gone are the days when racists and bigots could unleash their inner beasts publicly and the sands of time would wear down the evidence and lend them a cloak from accountability.  No more can pale pedestrians pretend to have stood on the right side of history and have admiration for the very people that they tormented, maimed, and/or murdered once the twilight years become their life's arena.         The digital footprint killed the shielding from accountability.      Problematic Euromericans have been able to quote...