Saturday, August 6, 2016

The Hypocrisy Of It All

I know it has been quite some time since I have formally written a blog post. I had a serious case of writers block for most of the time, and the other portion I was transitioning to Reformed Baptist and all the feels and craziness that come with that so I really took some time to “level set” and now I think I am ready to proceed. I think. :-)

Every presidential election cycle something j u s t manages to rustle my jimmies j u s t enough that I have to say SOMETHING about it, today’s topic is abortion. As you can see on my social media if you follow me at all, I’m very passionate about the topic. It is a huge issue that has major impacts on society, and more specifically DEADLY impacts on the black community.

Abortion On Demand

Let me lay out a few quotes from the mother of Planned Parenthood, Margaret Sanger. Sanger was a rabid racist who wanted to see the annihilation of those who were “detrimental to the future of the race.” She was a staunch supporter of “Native Eugenics,” and fully engaged in eradicating as many black babies as she could through various social programs.

This same Margaret Sanger that the Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton says, “she admires,” started a population control initiative called “The Negro Project." Hillary clearly states below in the quote that she is for the cause that Sanger launched. The cause that is racist to the core, the cause that set out to and is currently ending the lives of black children before they can even be born.  The cause created by Margaret Sanger the woman who says, “ Colored people are weeds that need to be exterminated."

Sanger wanted genocide and I am sorry to report she got exactly what she wanted and even more disheartening is many black people, black churches even, assisted her in reaching that goal:
“This is the same Sanger who persuaded a few reluctant, yet incredibly influential, black ministers to join in her Birth Control movement. To dispel the rising doubts among those who objected to Birth Control on religious and moral grounds, Sanger wrote that “the ministers work is also important…offering to train him in their ideals because “we do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population and the minister is the man who can straighten out that idea if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members”[i]

So actually by leveraging the influence of black pastors and black leaders such as, Mary McLeod Bethune, W.E.B. DuBois, and Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, Sr., Sanger was able to get the black community to drink the koolaid and not only drink it but systematically pass it down from generation to generation. Faithfully voting for those with an openly racist ideology and disdain for poor black people, and those who are radically pro abortion like our current black president Barack Obama and the Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton.

Many media outlets have tried to rebrand Margaret Sanger’s intentions by heralding her as a hero of the feminist movement. That is a flat out lie. They are trying to hide the true context of how she planned to help with woman’s rights:
“Some herald her as a hero that advanced women’s rights to new heights. But it’s important to understand the context in which she championed such ‘rights’. It was not out of benevolence but a deep-seated hatred of ‘forced’ motherhood, chastity, of the ‘inferior classes’, of religion (especially Catholicism), and racial elements that were a hindrance to the breeding of a ‘race of thoroughbreds’.3 She wasn’t interested in removing the cause of poverty, illiteracy, illegitimate births, or other social ills–just attacking the result…innocent life…which inherently had nothing to do with any of the conditions in which he or she was given life.”[ii]

Her true intentions weren’t women’s rights at all. She saw the major ill with society being poor black people. These quotes and declarations from Sanger about her contempt for black people, any social programs to assist black people, and religion were not isolated instances, they were her worldview and she threw herself into finding resources to spread and sustain it. 



Even after her death her deadly vision is still being carried out even today, 80% of Planned Parenthood abortion mills are in black communities. Almost 2000 black babies are murdered in the womb DAILY because of what Sanger and Planned Parenthood started. Let that sink in. The number one killer of black people is abortion and it is legal.


So why even discuss the history of abortion, Margaret Sanger, Hillary Clinton, President Obama etc? Because I believe many have not, will not, or refuse to connect the dots on this issue. ABORTION IS A SYSTEMATIC RACISM ISSUE. Many black people refuse to acknowledge it as such and will legitimately get angry with me if I mention it as being a part of the “racism” conversation, but as you can see from the history…its origins and true intent has always been racist and sinister in nature. Why bring up everyone’s favorite first black president and everyone’s favorite first Democratic Party presidential nominee? Because they both are both radically pro abortion and thus by default, for what is the biggest blight on our country and the biggest issue facing the black community at this time.

I know emotions would dictate that the black communities biggest concern should be inequality, the police shootings and the systematic racism that still exists in this country and rears its ugly head daily. I am NOT saying those things are not issues that need to be addressed. I am NOT saying it isn’t important that they be addressed. What I am saying is they don’t even scrape the surface of the damage that abortion has done and currently still is doing to our communities.  Don’t take my word for it…look at the numbers.  You see the info graphic above the numbers are staggering. Even more confusing to me is we know the history of slavery, the blood that was shed to end it, yet abortion has killed more black people than the slave trade ever did (remember slavery used to be legal too), and the black community is mostly silent on the abortion issue AND voting for politicians who enthusiastically want to continue the murder of black babies.

One Issue Voters

So the new #spinmachine question that has been thrown out on the interwebs to distract people from looking at the facts, is being a “One Issue Voter.” Yes, when I look at the numbers and just the blind way many stand and applaud choice and abortion on demand in our country I HAVE TO be a one issue voter because the death is just too pervasive to ignore. Sure I could hang my hat on many other issues…and trust me as a Christian, I have MANY other concerns that I won’t go into here, however this issue of abortion on demand IS A PRIORITY. It is just basic logic from my point of view. Black babies are being systematically murdered at insane rates daily. We won’t have anyone to fight for equality FOR if we don’t stand and begin to preach the Gospel and plead with mothers to STOP ABORTING THEIR BABIES. Fathers stop taking the mothers of your children (You are a PARENT whether that child is born or not) to the clinic to murder your unborn children. And people PLEASE stop voting for people that are for the systematic genocide of black people. 

My question to the folks who want to jump on the “One Issue Voting” parade is (especially my Christian brothers and sisters)… what other issue is more pressing right now? If there is a more pressing issue that needs to be addressed in our society that has brought more shame, death, and condemnation on all of us than abortion has, I need you to share that with me.

The Hypocrisy

I got into trouble on the Twitter for sending this tweet:
“I have no chill when black folks vote for abortionists. Especially black folks who are always hollering racism. Hypocrisy much?" #BeConsistent @lvng4chrst

Yet I stand behind it 100%. You are a hypocrite if you acknowledge that this country still has a racism issue yet you go to the polls and vote for a pro-abortion candidate. There is no way around that. How will doing that ever be consistent? Considering the intent of abortion, how its purpose is being carried out in black communities, on such a disparate pace, how can this not be a huge part of the systematic racism that plagues our society and more importantly why are so many black leaders and people silent about it? Why can we unite in talking about the history around the slave trade yet we won’t talk about the history around abortion? Over 15.5 million black babies have been slaughtered since 1973 and the very same party that majority of black people openly support is the same party that spearheads the effort to see that number continue to rise at alarming rates. Currently more black babies are aborted than born alive in NewYork City, this is reprehensible.  Am I missing something regarding the death of these babies compared to other modes of death for black people?

Why don’t these #BlackLivesMatter too?  

That is what I want to know.

Praying that we all would truly vote our consciences in November.





[i] http://www.nyu.edu/projects/sanger/secure/newsletter/articles/bc_or_race_control.html

[ii] http://www.toomanyaborted.com/sanger/