by Larry Ramirez on February 22, 2012
Who knew that the radical right wing which once said,”Get out of our bedrooms, we want privacy, we want freedom, we want government out of our lives” would now say instead, “We want women to go back to the 40′s, when we were in control of women’s minds and they had to ask permission to use birth control, and even had to ask to have an orgasm.” In Virgina they want to require trans vaginal probes before an abortion.
This isn’t like bobbing for apples.
What’s next?
Yes, you’ve got it… the right to vote!
See what happens when you give women the right to vote. They become the largest voting block in the United States. They do things like think about the candidate. Is he a good person? Is he educated? Is he honest, does he have affairs? Does he wear a condom? They want to know if the candidate knows that we have dropped to 12th in the world for college graduates, when just 12 short years ago, we were first. Yeah, that’s the kind of stuff that women think about.
Know what’s next? … Think about it. Think about the “good old days” … when people of color were begging for jobs and walking on the other side of the street? No mixing of races. And according to some GOP, black people were happier being slaves … supposedly Native American’s liked being mocked as cartoons characters. Native women liked being called “squaws.” Oh, those were the days. Yeah, and I was taller then and didn’t need Viagra.
OH MY GOD, I GOT TO GO, MY WIFE IS COMING!
by Larry Ramirez on October 11, 2011
Why Being Mormon Matters If You Want To Be President of the United States
If you read Mormon literature, Jesus is portrayed as white with blue eyes, but not because he’s a metaphor with deeper meaning but because mormons really believe that Jesus was white. The Mormon faith was founded by a guy who would get drunk and reveal his golden tablets that only he could see. (Sound familiar, Moses?) In the book, The 17th Wife, Joseph Smith’s wife reveals his habits, beliefs and what he was really like. For instance he saw people of color, mostly Native Americans as “marked people, filthy loathsome people cast out to live with the beasts.” (This was actually in the Mormon Bible.)
The Mormon Bible also uses the words “white someness and delight someness” to describe what people of color have lost and can only gain back by becoming Mormon. If they convert to the Mormon faith and they are obedient and loyal, their skin will turn white and of course, only white people can go to heaven. White-skinned Mormons can gain favor if they take brown-skinned children and teach them Mormonism so they too can become white.
There is a mind-blowing article that was written in the 1980′s about two black football players who both got scholarships to BYU. They were thrilled to have scholarships, but found themselves having to take a class on being Mormon. To their shock, the professor told the class that only white people go to heaven. It was a long year for them. But even blacks have a place in the Mormon religion. If they served the faith, they could enter the bottom floor of the three tier heaven.( Frank Deford wrote the article in about 1980 in the National Sports Daily.)
