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This article ("The Hull of a Slave Ship") by Shelby Williams expresses in graphic and eloquent language what many Conservatives have felt for a very long time about the use of the "race card" and the Left's tendency to talk about the government as if it were a nanny for all who choose not to take action on their own.
"20 year old Jabbar Gibson took (looted, found) a bus from a school bus depot, and en route out of the city proceeded to fill it to capacity with folks of all sorts, driving it to Houston, pooling the passengers' money to refuel it along the way. Jabbar took responsibility for sixty to eighty New Orleans victims of hurricane Katrina. Yet the world watched New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin as he couldn't even take responsibility for himself."
Jabbar Gibson is to be congratulated for his pioneering, can-do spirit that saved lives! Is this not the very spirit on which this country was founded?
This article ("The Hull of a Slave Ship") by Shelby Williams expresses in graphic and eloquent language what many Conservatives have felt for a very long time about the use of the "race card" and the Left's tendency to talk about the government as if it were a nanny for all who choose not to take action on their own.
"20 year old Jabbar Gibson took (looted, found) a bus from a school bus depot, and en route out of the city proceeded to fill it to capacity with folks of all sorts, driving it to Houston, pooling the passengers' money to refuel it along the way. Jabbar took responsibility for sixty to eighty New Orleans victims of hurricane Katrina. Yet the world watched New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin as he couldn't even take responsibility for himself."
Jabbar Gibson is to be congratulated for his pioneering, can-do spirit that saved lives! Is this not the very spirit on which this country was founded?
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