Posted on May 13, 2009

Diversity is Strength! It’s Also…“Jim Snow” Disenfranchisement Of Whites

You can have the rule of law, based on the U.S. Constitution. Or you can have “diversity”, “civil rights” laws, and the corrupt, racist, federal agencies dedicated to imposing them.

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As this article goes to press, the U.S. Supreme Court has not announced its decision on whether

“to strike down Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act…. requir[ing] many Southern states, counties and school districts to get approval from the Justice Department before making changes in their election rules. These rules range from the location of polling places to the makeup of districts in state legislatures.

“The provision also applies to a few counties in Northern California, New York and elsewhere that have a high percentage of residents who do not speak English.” [Supreme Court skeptical about preserving Voting Rights Act provision, By David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times, April 29, 2009]

The states for which the Voting Rights Act’s Section 5 was originally designed are Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

Justice Department attorneys and those from the NAACP Legal Defense Fund are of one mind: Section 5 exists for minorities, and thus must be retained.

Since the entire 1965 Voting Rights Act was designed for blacks, these officials aren’t saying anything new. They see it as fit and proper not only to have laws just for blacks as against whites—so-called “civil rights” laws—but also for those laws to have a superior force to all other, color-blind, laws.

Thus does America now have a dual system of law:

* An emerging first class law system, privileging “protected” groups, including Hispanics, the handicapped, homosexuals and criminal invaders;

* A second-class law system, covering unprotected white Americans in their relations to each other.

Which is not what my copy of the Constitution says.

Case in point: The “KKK” was in total charge in Noxubee County, Mississippi—preventing some people from being able to vote or hold office, while ensuring that other people, based on their race, could—despite of being ineligible to do so.

Except that this “KKK” was black, not white.

One of the blessings of diversity: race-based electoral fraud and disenfranchisement. In Noxubee County, it was whites who were disenfranchised, and illegally frozen out of jobs, in this 69.9 percent black/ 28.9 percent white county. It was blacks whose spoiled ballots were counted. It was ineligible blacks who were encouraged to run for office.

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