Reverend Wright is not alone. More than a few black pastors whip up their congregations with the kind of racist language Reverend Wright spews.  And many a liberal,  black or white, agrees with Reverend Wright. If a nutter white liberal sat in the pew at Reverend Wright's church he would have raised his right hand with an "Amen" when he heard the "chickens coming home to roost" comment about 9/11.  In fact, just about all of Reverend Wright's quotes would have gotten a "preach it" from liberals all too willing to wrap their victimology in theology. Sadly, the black nationalism Reverend Wright espouses is no better a disguise for racism than White Supremacy. 

 

Most blacks are liberals duped into believing that their plight in America is singularly traced to a corporate white guy who has nothing better to do than plot their demise. This racism neurosis is perversive in many a black church and home.  It plays out predictably:  

"OJ is innocent!  This is a racist set up!"  said 90% of blacks during the trial.   Years later OJ has a 5 handicap and the 90% have quietly changed their minds.  

 

"Katrina is a racist response!"   Of course that paranoid thinking was disproved by multiple reviews, but white and black liberals won't back off that demagoguery because it fits the victim narrative too well to give it up. Every honest person knows that if this situation were reversed, if John McCain attended David Duke's church for 20 years, it would be game over.  Both parties would reject that level of association with an outed racist.   But when Reverend Wright is Reverend Wrong for 20 years with Obama at his side, we are afraid to speak up and out because we ourselves afraid of the "R" word.  Well I for one am not going to tip toe through the "your a racist" tulips anymore.   It's not a "high tech lynching of a black man."   It's the sobering of voters, black and white, who will no longer be intoxicated with hope.  Now that takes audacity.