What They Say
And What They Are
The American Dream says we are free, while The
Amerikkkan Scream proves contradictory.
The Constitution of The
United States would indeed be a noble aspiration, contributing
to humanity worldwide, if it was kept from being perversely
raped by The Capitalist Machine.
Wretchedly, the innovative
ideas formed by The Continental Congress on the issues of "true
freedom" have been transmogrified to the point that the only
people benefiting from this freedom are The Puritanical
Christian Capitalists or anyone willing to dishonor their
ancestors by disregarding their heritage and adopting the ideals
of The Puritan Capitalist.
When was the last time The President of the United States lifted
his Medicine Pipe to the Winds?
How many lawyers have danced
around a Council Fire to ask their ancestors for wisdom?
Which
Governor prays to Mecca openly?
Do any attorney generals know
the power of a Fu Dog?
How many police chiefs revere "bums" as
honorable people?
An illiterate
hood-rat will know the answers are all negative.
The Amerikkkan Scream teaches, by example, the intolerance of
diversity in Amerikkkan society. We are taught that any
difference in a person's appearance will result in negative
attention and a thorough reluctance of The Amerikkkan to
interact with the foreign look. It is more than apparent that
one must be clean-shaven and adorn a suit and tie in order to
become a respected member in any of Amerikkka's large circles.
This generalized perspective reinforces the obvious hypocrisy
languished onto all of us that stand in small circles.
The American Dream teaches us that everyone is equal. The
philosophy lays a foundation that could hypothetically support a
great nation where no one goes without. The values created by
the respect for one another instilled by The American Dream
would overwhelm any differences that occur when two cultures
mix. This great nation of equality would be the desire of all
people.
As noble and honorable as The American Dream is, it remains a
myth and has been from the beginning. At the same time
America's founders were drafting the outline of their dream, a
race of people were being hunted
and killed with the same tenacity as scientists trying to find a
cure for polio.
When The American Dream gives us the
responsibility of replacing a tyrannous government by any means
necessary.
The Amerikkkan Scream takes away that responsibility
by denying American people the weaponry necessary to defeat the
Amerikkkan Military, which is the intent of the Second Amendment
of The Constitution of the United States.
The American Dream
teaches us that all people are equal.
The Amerikkkan Scream
teaches us not to be of African decent by letting us hear the
song of Ku Klux Klan.
The American Dream gives us freedom.
The
Amerikkkan Scream gives us landowners with guns and no
trespassing signs, rent, rush hour, pollution, racial profiling,
riots, beatings, death, inconsideration of anything impersonal,
and the most horrible monster of all, arrogance.
Do not believe
what is said.
Believe what is.
That is all.
Yatehe
Ben
September 18, 2001
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