Huffington Post
John Hubbard, a Republican member of the Arkansas House of
Representatives, has written a new book in which he says slavery was “a
blessing” for African-Americans, among other questionable statements.
Hubbard, a first term Republican from Jonesboro ,
Ark.
The questionable statements in Hubbard’s book, “Letter to
the Editor: Confessions of a Frustrated Conservative “were first reported by
Arkansas Times and TalkBusiness.net.
Regarding slavery, Hubbard wrote:
“…the institution of slavery that the black race has long
believed to be an abomination upon its people may actually have been a blessing
in disguise. The blacks who could endure
those conditions and circumstances would someday be rewarded with citizenship
in the greatest nation ever established upon the face of the Earth.” (Pages 183-89)
On the subject of school integration, Hubbard describe black
students as having a “a lack of discipline and ambition,” which he said hurt
the entire education system.
Hubbard also tackled immigration and said that Christians in
America
…the immigration issue, both legal and illegal… will lead to
planned wars or extermination. Although
now this seems to be barbaric and uncivilized, it will at some point become as
necessary as eating and breathing.”
(Page 9)
Hubbard declined to
comment on the book when contacted by the Huffington Post, saying that he did
not have time.
On his campaign website, Hubbard says he will defend
Christianity as a state lawmaker. “And
perhaps the most important pledge I can make to the people of District 58, the
citizen of Arkansas, and to myself, is to do whatever I can to defend, protect,
and preserve our Christian heritage,”
Hubbard says on his website.
“Regardless of one’s religious beliefs, if we as a nation
continue to turn away from those Christian principles and values upon which
this great nation was founded, we will have truly lost everything worth
saving!”
Now imagine how many white people feel every bit of what
Hubbard is saying as if the Lord had given him alone this message to reveal to
those that will follow him to the promise land today. I will be the first to admit that I do. Just about every word he said is what I have
been preaching these past few weeks, short of eating people, is what they see
and how they feel when they look at us.
Even those who think they have been accepted into their circle just
because they are on their invitation list when a party is given. These are the same people that put blacks in
prison for nineteen years for crimes they didn’t commit. The same that have held us back with our help
and laws created and broken rules to keep us where we are today, because what
is good for the whites is not for the blacks and what the whites can do the
blacks can’t do. So what has
change? There are things just for white only
and things just for the colors, there just isn’t a sign up but mentally you
know without having to question it.
Still the majority after all these years of seeing with their own eyes
that these are the same people, because they are the seeds of their ancestors
and if cancer can be past between generations, what the hell make you think the
same evil that was shown toward Jesus wasn’t past down to them. Their great, great grand parents were slave
owners and those that didn’t have any, it was only because
they couldn’t afford to purchase one, but that don’t mean they
didn’t harbor the same hate for us as they do today. We will still defend them and be the first to
say, “All white people are not bad,” when just about every single one of them is
in my book. Ask your self this. How many do you see marching against oppression
and wrongfully arresting blacks? How
many do you see ready and waiting to defend our rights when it comes to
fairness, yet you see them protesting for animal cruelty, save the whales, cancer
and every and any cause that don’t concern us. I have and will say once more; change do not
mean the same for every one nor do Christianity. The same pastor who preached that morning was
burning down a black person home or lynching them that night. Don’t be fooled by their smile because that
same smile was a frown before you turned around. For
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