Stockholm syndrome is a term used to describe an incongruous psychological experience in which an emotional bond develops between hostages and their captors. This psychic phenomenon takes its name from the Swedish capital, in which in a robbery at a bank in that city, a woman cashier falls in love with one of the robbers. No specific treatment is needed for its cure, since with time and after recovering routine life, benevolent feelings towards the abductor usually disappear. -------------- Apparently a large part of African-Americans, for decades, have been affected by this psychological experience; and only recently, some of them are returning to normality. ---------- When discussing the r****t history of the Democratic Party since its founding in 1828, immediately the defenders of that party claim that history changed in the 60s of the last century; and that from that moment on the roles were exchanged, with the republicans being the r****ts against the b****s. ------------- By repeating this fallacy, following the practices of Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda of the N**is, they have managed to make it seem true, and even African-Americans themselves repeat it as a dogma. -------- This lie has been almost as successful as the one promoted by the Stalinists, that N**i-f*****m is a doctrine of the extreme right, when in reality it is a socialist doctrine of the Marxist left, which in last year the EU, through a resolution, equated the so-called Soviet socialism, completely disqualifying the Stalinist lie .---------- According to the aforementioned fallacy advanced by the Democrats, Lyndon B. Johnson, is the one who ended up with racial discrimination, but an analysis of history would expose that lie .--------------- The true champion of civil rights, conveniently forgotten, was the Republican Senator from Illinois Everett McKinley Dirksen, Senate Minority Leader in 1964, who introduced the bill, stirring heaven and earth to get it passed, facing record filibustering that lasted for fifty-seven business days. ----------- By June 10, the stage was set. West Virginia Democratic Senator Robert C. Byrd sat down after speaking for fourteen hours and thirteen minutes, and Georgia Democratic Senator Richard Russell summed up for the southern opposition. Senator Dirksen spoke. "Louder than all armies is an idea whose time has come," he said, quoting Victor Hugo. “The time has come for equal opportunities in participation in government, education and employment. It will not be postponed or denied. It's here." For the first time in its history, the cloture was invoked in a civil rights bill. The hero of the moment was not Johnson, who for political expediency saw fit to sign the passed law. ------------------- Previously, Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower had integrated minorities into the armed forces and proposed the Civil Rights Act of 1957 to Congress, being one of the main opponents of that law, Lyndon B. Johnson, then leader from the Senate Democratic majority, who realized that passing that law through Congress could destroy his party, since for nearly a hundred years, since the Civil War ended, Democrats opposed racial integration; but later, the situation that was created made him understand that it was convenient to act differently on this matter and years later he said: "These b****s, they are becoming very optimistic these days and that is a problem for us, since now they have something that they never previously had the political momentum to back up their optimism. Now we have to do something about it, we have to give them something, enough to calm them, not enough to make a difference". ------ The following can be read in Ronald Kessler's book “Inside the White House" on page 33: During a trip [on Air Force One plane], Johnson was discussing the civil rights bill with two governors. Explaining why it was important to him, he said it was simple: "I will have these ni***rs v****g for Democrats for two hundred years". "That was the reason he pushed the bill," said McMillan, who was present during the conversation. "Not because he wanted e******y for everyone. It was strictly a Democratic Party political ploy. It was bogus from the start”. ----- In our days the same thing happens with the current leaders of that party. Their attitudes are just a ploy to win the v**e of African-Americans. -------- Withholding evidence of a police incident, they fabricate a r****t “false f**g” act of police brutality; and then Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and other Democratic politicians can be seen kneeling in the Capitol to pray for G****e F***d, even handing the family a f**g, as is done in the case of a soldier fallen in combat, and almost he was posthumously awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor and intended to be buried in Arlington Cemetery with all honors; trying to demonstrate by all means their support to African-Americans, in order to erase the bitter impression that Biden's words made to a black journalist, when he dared to say that he wanted to ask him more questions in an interview: “Well, I'll tell you something, if you have a problem deciding if you are with me or with Trump, then you are not black ", which seems to coin the words of Johnson:" I will have these n *** ers v****g for the Democrats for two hundred years", as if b****s were the property of the Democratic Party, making it clear how the left annuls freedom of expression, pretending that he cannot even be questioned, since the individual has to respond to the collective, not as a militant, but as a s***e. An example of the above is the case of Tulsi Gabbard, who is attacked by Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton for saying that the reform of the Democratic Party is necessary.--------In rejection of this collectivization, some Afro-Americans, such as Candace Owens, Larry Elder, Brandon Tatum, Ann Coulter and others, breaking the connection with Stockholm syndrome, called months ago what is known as « Blexit » , the exit of the b****s (black exit) of the democratic party; and therefore from the left, emulating what the United Kingdom's Brexit was with respect to the central power of the EU, with which these Afro-American freethinkers seek to show that their color does not define their thinking .-----------------Owens highlights how the lack of knowledge leads many African-Americans to ignore how harmful Democratic figures such as Joe Biden were in Congress, where he promoted segregation in schools (of what he was accused in a debate by his now running mate, Kamala Harris), until the 1994 crime law was drafted (as a senator under Democrat Bill Clinton), which particularly affected the black community and gave the state the power to apply the death penalty for more than 60 crimes and imposed life imprisonment for repeat offenders, boasting before Congress that he presented a law that penalizes crimes without victims and even criminalizes infractions, saying verbatim: “This law does everything except hang people for crossing the street where they shouldn't”; but this is not a mere outburst from the p**********l hopeful but the continuation of the historical legacy of deep r****m within the Democratic Party.-----------------Dr. Thomas Sowell, who is African-American, concludes that "r****m is not dead, it is maintained alive by politicians (I say, above all democrats), traffickers who profit from r****m and people who have a sense of superiority when denouncing others as r****ts"; being the worst, those who promote it within their own race to the detriment of it, without having to mention any person because they are well known. ----------------In fact, under the Obama administration, Robert Byrd, leader of the Democratic Party and longest-serving member of the Senate, who had a high degree of hierarchy within the Ku Klux Klan, passed away; and Hillary Clinton, referred to Byrd as the heart of the Senate and also on the YouTube page of the State Department, when she was in charge of this office, there is still the testimony where she regrets the departure of her “mentor.” ------------ Byrd was a member of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1940s, but subsequently denounced the organization. He served in the Senate for 51 years and I have previously mentioned his failed filibuster against the historic Civil Rights Act of 1964. He later apologized for both actions, saying that intolerance has no place in America. He died in 2010 at age 92 and President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and former President Bill Clinton gave speeches at his funeral at the State Capitol in Charleston .--------------------------- A private university in West Virginia recently said it will remove the name of the late US Senator Robert C. Byrd from its health center, and said his name had caused "division and pain" without explicitly mentioning his complicated r****t past .----------
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