There some truly despicable, racist bastards on the Far Left!

Aleister nabs the Lefty site Alternet going THERE!

In the immortal words of Megatron in Transformers: The Movie, Herman Cain’s speech at CPAC really is bad comedy. As you know, I find black garbage pail kids black conservatives fascinating not because of what they believe, but rather because of how they entertain and perform for their White Conservative masters.

When race minstrelsy was America’s most popular form of mass entertainment, black actors would often have to pretend to be white men, who then in turn would put on the cork to play the role of the “black” coon, Sambo, or Jumping Jim Crow. Adding insult to injury, in a truly perverse and twisted example of the power of American white supremacy black vaudevillians would often pretend to be white in order to denigrate black people for the pleasures of the white gaze.

Read the entire thing, if you can stomach it. And trust me, it gets worse! Clearly Cain, as a Black man just does not “know his place” I guess? He should know the Liberals who claim to be the champions of equality, and diversity are only interested in Black people, or any other minority, if these minorities know that they must think and act like the Left wants them to act! If these minorities dare think of leaving what I call The Plantation of Accepted Liberal Ideals then the Left will turn on them, and, well, let us allow the bigots at Alternet show their true colors~!

We always need a monkey in the window, for he/she reminds us of our humanity while simultaneously reinforcing a sense of our own superiority. Sadly, there are always folks who are willing to play that role because it pays so well.

And to let everyone know the identity of the twisted thug that wrote this bilge here it is!

Editor and founder of the blog We Are Respectable Negroes which has been featured by the NY Times, the Utne Reader, and The Atlantic Monthly. Writing under a pseudonym, Chauncey DeVega’s essays on race, popular culture, and politics have appeared in various books, as well as on such sites as the Washington Post’s The Root and Popmatters.