#74. Voting by Those Dispossessed

Black people in the United States of America fail to realize how good they have it in Post-Obama America. The nation is at their finger tips, with the media, legal system, educational system and legislative branch completely binding over backwards to submit to their every demand.

To be fair, even in Pre-Obama America, these various entities were fully backing the impending handover of power from white America to Black America. And yet, in the world under Mein Obama, the Justice Department has fully capitulated to the new Black rule descending upon America, but Black people still can't fully understand the decisive nature of their hegemony.

The goal of Post-Obama America is to mirror the hardships that Black people faced in Pre-Obama America upon white people, a group of individuals incapable of thinking in terms of the collective importance of hate.

The collective importance of hate is something Black people practice beautifully, as evidenced by the way they voted for candidate President Barack Obama in 2004 - 96 percent of Black voted for him - and how they support him even now - 97 percent of Black people approve of his performance since moving to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - and how they have worked to solidify their vice upon white people.

Even though white people living now have never held slaves; few white people alive now were directly involved in opposing the civil rights era of the 1950s and 1960s; and fewer white people alive have ever engaged in actual voter disenfranchisement, many white people subscribe to the theory that infatuates disingenuous white liberals - that all of the aforementioned sins of the white past must be ameliorated by the white people in the present and the future, indefinitely.

And thus, as we saw on that glorious November 4, 2008 day, the beginning of the end of white people being able to vote began in earnest in Philadelphia as members of the New Black Panther Party brandished weapons to intimidate white people from voting.

Of course, in Post-Obama America, the charges that were filed against these Black people - who were only doing their duty to their people in the new regime - were dropped by the Justice Department (the following is a FOXnews transcript):

CITIZEN: we got a phone call that there was intimidation going on. i walked up to the door, two gentlemen in black panther guard, one brandishing a nightstick, standing in front of the door. they closed ranks as i walked up. i am a veteran, that does not scare me. i went inside and found full- watchers, they said they had been here for an hour — i went inside and found poll-watchers, they said that they had said not to let people outside because black people are going to win no matter what. at that point, i spoke to him, we would not get into a fistfight, i said, and i called the police.

LEVENTHAL: the person with the nightstick was escorted away, which i just confirmed inside. but the implication is that you were telling me that the black panthers were there to intimidate white voters from coming to this location?

CITIZEN: anyone who is not going their way, i do not know. someone in front of a polling place with a nightstick, that is intimidating for all voters.

These members of the Black Panthers are heroes under the new regime and were exonerated of charges:

"Justice Department political appointees overruled career lawyers and ended a civil complaint accusing three members of the New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense of wielding a nightstick and intimidating voters at a Philadelphia polling place last Election Day, according to documents and interviews.

The incident - which gained national attention when it was captured on videotape and distributed on YouTube - had prompted the government to sue the men, saying they violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act by scaring would-be voters with the weapon, racial slurs and military-style uniforms.

Career lawyers pursued the case for months, including obtaining an affidavit from a prominent 1960s civil rights activist who witnessed the confrontation and described it as "the most blatant form of voter intimidation" that he had seen, even during the voting rights crisis in Mississippi a half-century ago."

In Post-Obama America, the reality of white dispossession is complete. The sins of white people's ancestors haunt them like a spectre in the macabre world of Mein Obama, and Black people will never allow them to forget the many transgressions against their people - nor will disingenuous white liberals - committed by white people's ancestors.

Stuff Black People Don't Like includes Voting by Those Dispossessed, because in the new world of Mein Obama, the goal of making Barack Obama ruler for life can only be accomplished by removing the one obstacle from that dream: white voters. With the help of the New Black Panther Party and the Justice Department, that goal could be accomplished by 2012.