The Evils of Crt



They sat home ordering luscious pizza.
Some just drank cold beer or snorted pot.
Nothing was “ really” going to happen!
As they rode unicorns, this lost, hapless lot.

Stoned efficaciously, by the likes of CNN.
America haters, all, each last one of them.
And we citizens buy their “merde”daily.
Will grovel on the earth, cracking jokes
about the future.
Have you forgotten Hitler or Stalin?
Read their writings and on films is their
inhumanity to man.

This CRT is just the beginning...
To apologize for your color and past!
Insane beyond words is such thinking.
Endorsed by the so called “educated”?

A skull and  crossbones, no free thought
allowed!
Shining, screaming, unfurled, on their most
disgusting mast!
Bow to the ground, you of wrong color and 
confess, you are America’s most evil past.

                            7/8/2021

                  No, not for any contest!!!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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Mckay Avatar
July 10, 2021 at 1:20 PM
I have been wondering about how interracial couple feel about CRT.
Romios Avatar
July 10, 2021 at 2:21 PM
LOL. Our minds run on the same track.maybe the parents have to come to school and the white parent apologizes or gets a beating? I tell you, white people will meet the same fate as Jews. I heard this nonsense in the early 70s teaching in Chicago schools located in the hood.The hatred for whites as oppressors in not new. Zero respect for whites.cannot repeat the words I was called. Did not like getting 2 beatings or being shot at. The principal was a forerunner of BLM. Our cars were wrecked by students, some teachers had broken noses and stoem cars!! Black principal’s. response to this: “ PSOUNDS LIKE A PERSONAL PROBLEM TO ME. It was like teaching hell on earth. Add daily intimidation in front of your class!
Wolf Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 6:11 PM
Aw, c'mon, Pangie. You might enter this one in the 'Valentine Day's Sweetest' Contest. lol. All I can say is What do you get when you cross I-ran and I-raq? -- I-rate!
Romios Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 7:24 PM
Love your one liner. Contests? Not my bag!
Salehi Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 5:40 PM
Under a millimeter of skin, we are all alike...
Romios Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 7:22 PM
Pashana. I know that. I am a teacher and have taught many delightful children. In the USA, currently, Caucasians are tbe root of all evil I have seen dead peop,e opened at autopsies. There is the same inside in us all. It's political nonsense! PromotedbyCommie led BLM and Antifa"""sinful to lie.Those cracked Marxists! Thank you
Cholt Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 4:24 PM
Profound words, sad and very true. I hope Americans wake up to all the political strategies that are being used to divide them before it's too late.
Romios Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 5:10 PM
We can profoundly hope to stop diviseness! Truly, no joke to this Poet. Thanks for being part of reality. Watch the history channel. We are making some of the errors that landed people baking in Ovens.people who were Polish! Hitler hated Poles. Americans seem to loathe follow Americans, unless they follow theworst leaders! Gee! God help us. Pangie xx
DiMino Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 3:37 PM
You are doing all you can do, my friend. We can only hope your profound words are not entering blind eyes and deaf ears. Keep up the mission. Blessings.
Romios Avatar
July 7, 2021 at 3:54 PM
Prince de Mino...your supportive words mean so much, honestly.freedom of speech, movement and choice...add freedom from government who thinks they are king, vastly important to me, Yo-yo,s falling for BLM, avowed Communists is not acceptable to me. Schools harassing Caucasians is incomprehensible. Apologizing because of color is absolutely , 100 per cent wrong. Love, Pangie. X
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