Rush Limbaugh Philistine In Chief and Lynching Black People

Anyone who can find any agreeable hint of reason in Rush Limbaugh's recent comments on the chants of lynching Black People by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) Fraternity chapter at the University of Oklahoma, that, were the chants of Lynching Black people lyrics to a Kanye West song, there wouldn't be this national uproar is either (1) insidiously dismissive of Black People and their American experience and or (2) an idiot

Conservatives and their idealistic reaction or which Rush Limbaugh is their Philistine in Chief confuse a salient point of Black American Experience and it's Black subjective.  The narrative isn't up for debate---the only national discussion on race is America is: What is to be done.

The 13th, 14th Amendments of the U.S. Constitution and subsequent Civil Rights Acts are indicative that the national appetite for what is to be done on race relations is for dismantling it's antagonistic structure and destroying it's support imperatives, which has transformed the race issue as a national question to a specific-contradiction that is to be resolved within the parameters as all other social contradictions.  In this regard pronouncements by Rush Limbaugh Philistine in Chief as his recent comments on lynching Black people, as all things Republican-Conservatism, is exposed as thinly veiled bigotry.

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