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As you may have heard, the state of North Carolina and the Department of Justice have filed dueling lawsuits against one another over the controversial “bathroom bill,” known as HB2, passed into law a few weeks back. You can read more about that here. And during the announcement that the DOJ would indeed counter-sue North Carolina, Attorney General Loretta Lynch went there, comparing the restroom law with Jim Crow laws. Oh, yes, yes she did. Take a gander:
WATCH: AG Lynch compares new NC law to Jim Crow laws, resistance to Brown v. Board of Ed., same-sex union bans. https://t.co/N05x0J25Nu
— NBC Nightly News (@NBCNightlyNews) May 9, 2016
Yes, being required to pee in the pot-tay of your biological gender is exactly the same as keeping blacks segregated, preventing them from owning property, and denying them voting rights just for starters. It’s exactly the same as prohibiting peoples of color from attending school with us pasty white people. Let’s just ignore the fact that blacks and other minorities are prohibited from attending the school of their choice in much of America’s inner cities and beyond thanks to the Democrats’ anti-school-choice stance in exchange for teacher’s union support, but I digress…
May I remind Ms. Lynch:
- Democrats were in complete control of the South during the entire Jim Crow era, from 1877 through 1965. Jim Crow’s political purpose was to keep “the white man’s party” in power.
- The Ku Klux Klan functioned as the paramilitary wing of the Democratic Party, and was used to drive Republicans out of the South during the Reconstruction period.
- Democrats resisted, blocked and repealed Republican civil rights and anti‐lynching laws throughout the Jim Crow era, including repeal of the GOP’s 1875 Civil Rights Act.
- In September 1957, Arkansas Democratic Governor Orval Faubus prevented the Little Rock Nine from entering Central High School. At the urging of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Republican President Dwight Eisenhower sent in the 101st Airborne Division to escort the black students.
- Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson, D ‐Texas, blocked the GOP’s 1956 civil rights bill, and gutted the 1957 Civil Rights Act. Democrats filibustered the GOP’s 1960 Civil Rights Act.
- In 1963, Alabama Democratic Governor George Wallace personally blocked two black students attempting to enter the University of Alabama. Bull Connor, a member of the Democratic National Committee, turned fire hoses and dogs on peaceful Birmingham civil rights protestors.
- Senate Democrats, led by former KKK leader Robert Byrd, set a record by filibustering the 1964 Civil Rights Act for 57 days. Democrats later elected Byrd to be their Senate Majority Leader.
So you’ll excuse me if I find Ms. Lynch’s rhetoric not courageous, but rather a projection of her own party’s racist history on to Republicans, the same Republicans who stood hand in hand opposing oppression while the Democrats stood in opposition to civil rights for all. And, of course, it’s a blanket generalization of the erroneous “South as Racist” mantra the Left is so fond of wielding, particularly in an election year when the black vote is crucial to a Democrat win. It’s little else than the typical ginning-up of election-year victimhood necessary to keep the party base primed and ready to vote their outrage. It’s the equivalent of this:
Sound familiar? By the way, nice voice inflection, Joe.
You can read more of the facts about the Democrats’ racist past here.
While some of the less-logical parroted Lynch’s lunacy on social media…
@andrew_dunn Complete bs rhetoric. It's the same AG who was perfectly fine with civil forfeiture and eminent domain. Gov sponsored theft.
— Kevin Lock (@TheKevinLock) May 9, 2016
…it was mostly mockery that ensued:
Yeah "Please pee in the biologically accurate bathroom" is totally the same as Jim Crow. https://t.co/UiOdzVPlxt
— Sara Miller (@Millerita) May 9, 2016
We're at the point where the Attorney General of the U.S. defines as "Jim Crow" any law barring men from urinating next to women.
— Razor (@hale_razor) May 9, 2016
Loretta Lynch just compared the bathroom laws to "Jim Crow." Not sure if you can equate these two movements. pic.twitter.com/Zv6M6pO3AR
— Jason (@CounterMoonbat) May 9, 2016
DOJ: Banning Grown Men From Your Daughter’s School Locker Room Is Just Like Jim Crow https://t.co/fBd5j24vs8 via @FDRLST
— ☆Ophidian Pilot☆ (@ophidianpilot) May 9, 2016
And at least one Tweeter had this to add:
"Loretta Lynch"
Why does Obama's Justice Department discriminate against women?
Women aren't as smart as them… pic.twitter.com/EUodTH9xVG— DrBid (@bidtothebone) May 9, 2016
A fine question indeed.
Wouldn’t it be just ducky if the Obama Administration and the DOJ came down this hard on, say, sanctuary cities violating federal law, who often harbor illegals, some of whom have brought grievous harm upon American citizens? Or hold responsible the enablers the first time a woman is raped, or worse, by a man bastardizing policies like Target’s where personal safety is exchanged for the dangerous cult of political correctness? Oh, heck no, let’s concentrate on who piddles where, rather than the security of the nation and her citizens.
The astoundingly history-challenged Ms. Lynch, on behalf of the ever-overreaching Obama Administration, is waging yet another battle against the Tenth Amendment. While polls suggest sixty percent of Americans support allowing transgenders to utilize the restroom of their choice, we’re thankfully not a democracy; we’re a constitutional republic where anything not mandated to the federal government by our constitution falls to the states to decide. And once again, the Obama Administration is picking a fight with a state whose only sin was to assert this authority. Let’s hope the courts get it right and kick Ms. Lynch out on her tyrannical tuckus. This is not a civil rights issue. But lack of access to a quality education sure as heck is. And that tragedy—one I’d argue is by design—lies squarely on the shoulders of the Democrats, who rely on the black vote to keep themselves in power, yet continue to deny them school choice which gravely affects their future success. And that is the true Jim Crow-like atrocity of modern-day America. Meanwhile, Ms. Lynch and her minions fiddle.
This is not a civil rights issue.
No kidding. It’s an issue of power. Use something outrageous to destroy the power of the right and of the traditionalists in America, and all the non-ridiculous points fall along with it.
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