So, while black people have been complaining
about racially biased white institutions, they've been creating racially
biased black institutions. Lately, I've seen people carrying signs
proclaiming that black lives matter but I don't see any indication that
any of those people care about white lives. I don't know how to solve
the problem of racism but I expect that such hypocrisy will probably make
things worse. Imagine the reaction if I started a Professional Society
of White Nuclear Engineers.
The
destruction of Confederate monuments reminds me of the destruction of historical
sites in Iraq, Syria, and Libya, by ISIL. I suppose that I shouldn't
be too critical about that kind of thing, at the risk of being a hypocrite
myself, because I wouldn't mind at all if somebody destroyed the monument
at Mt. Rushmore. It's a reminder of our own evil behavior, an insult
to the native peoples, and a desecration of their holy land. Maybe
there's a bit of the desire for retribution in each of us.
—editor
Dear Sam
Hello,
how are you. Staying healthy I pray.
So,
9/11 [the date of his letter], a day that in my opinion will always
be a reminder of how much our government will deceive its own people to
achieve its own purposes. Anywho, your Sept '20 Frontiersman was
another great issue. In "A
Fictional Speculation", I never thought about it the way you put it.
I figured Trump has been downplaying the virus so it would explode, so
a week or two before election, he would declare a "national emergency"
and close all federal institutions and services, meaning, no mail, no polling
stations, etc. But your version of an executive order demanding a
"new vote" seems very feasible.
I
also see him trying to declare all votes after Nov 3rd invalid because
70% of Democrats want to vote by mail this cycle due to the virus.
Either way, I think we're in for a bumpy ride with Trump and the Republicans
taking a huge shit on the constitution and American citizen's rights....
And
now, to your "A
Quick, Impromptu Survey", you surveyed 17 channels, I get between 85
and 116 channels, so let's say 100 average. Your survey showed about
half. I guarantee, that wasn't during prime-time, because I did a
survey between 7 PM to 11 PM and the result on advertising was about 80
to 90% black or people of color, some commercial blocks of 10 minutes were
all
black, not one white person seen.
I
agree with you. I don't think black people are saddled with more
problems, they just get all of the exposure. They're good at sowing
"white guilt". I agree racism is alive and well, but in "opportunities"
blacks have just as much of a chance as whites. Today, our real problems
are because of the disparities caused by income gaps. The "rich"
get it, the "poor" don't.
Well,
take care my friend!
Sincerely,
—S. H., a prisoner
Fourteen
million people were killed in the Nazi concentration camps. For most
of my life, I'd heard that 6 million Jews were killed there. I was
surprised to learn that there were victims other than the Jews, and that
there were so many of them. The Jews accounted for less than half
of the total, yet we hear only of the Jews. Now, black people
complain of the number of black people killed by cops, yet they seem to
be indifferent to the deaths of white people.
It
seems that such behavior might be all too common for victim advocacy groups.
Ideally, I'd expect that any legitimate such group would be concerned for
all similarly situated victims, not just for people of its own color or
creed. A narrow concern, within any such group, for its own
members only, to the exclusion of any concern for other similarly situated
victims, suggests to me not a pursuit of justice, but a pursuit of power
and privilege.
I
can't help but to wonder, just a little, about claims of present day victimization
from people who seem, nowadays, to be so well organized and to have such
easy access to publicity. I keep thinking about those Jews, who constituted
43% of the victims and commanded 100% of the publicity. Maybe the
victims who make the most noise aren't necessarily the most numerous or
even the most victimized. Maybe it's just better publicity.
It looks like we've discovered a general principle in operation.
The squeaky wheel gets the grease. Anybody can do his own survey
and make his own decision.
—editor
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Sam Aurelius Milam III
My
primary source of cash came to an end about four years ago. Since
then, I've mostly been using what I'd previously saved. Even though
I'm 74 years old, and even though I'm being stingy with my funds, it seems
possible that I might outlive them. Maybe not, one never knows for
sure, but it seems possible. If I last longer than the funds do,
then it's going to be difficult for me to pay for things, including the
publication of this newsletter and the maintenance of my websites and domain
names. So, donations are welcome. Maybe somebody might even
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