THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S NOVEMBER 2, 2010 MASSACRE AT THE POLLS: Intentional Apathy By Minority Classes

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY’S NOVEMBER 2, 2010 MASSACRE AT THE POLLS: Intentional Apathy and a Complete Void in Political Leadership as America’s Minority Classes’ Vortex to Economic Peonage.

 

          [First], the enemy of the working class (whose traditional political party is the Democratic Party, the “party of the people”) was corporate multinationals and still is. [Secondly], the working class minorities’ enemy became the United States Supreme Court in its Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission decision which gave the United States Government to large corporations, transforming the former into a corporatocracy, by granting corporations (even multinationals) the right of “unlimited spending” from their general treasury to back corporate candidates for political office which economic political power is unmatchable.  [Finally], America’s middle class and lower economic working class minorities’enemy Goliath and largest foe, which will be its vortex into eventual peonage, became its intentional  apathy and complete lack of political leadership. 

 

          In the midst of America’s largest recession (none would dare call it a depression) since 1938, wholly caused by the Republican Party and the George W. Bush Presidency (a fact recently admitted by President George W. Bush in his November 8^th  national telecast), and while Republican Party backed multinational corporations are still in the process of “draining” America by outsourcing tens of millions of American jobs to cheap labor Asia, causing devastating double digit unemployment in the United States and a frightening national foreign debt, the apathetic and ignorant minority classes in America, hardest hit economically, allowed the highly organized Republican Party to orchestrate and accomplish the largest political sweep and devastating defeat of their “party of the people”, the Democratic Party, since 1938. How does this occurrence make any rational sense? What is wrong with the middle class and economic lower class electorate, which is being devastated by America’s current sluggish economy, that allowed such a politically [suicidal] turn of events for them?

         

As United States unemployment continues to rise along with the woes of Americans everywhere, China, on November 9, 2010, boasted a 28.7% increase in exports and a dramatic increase in imports of Mercedes and BMW automobiles. With the Republican Party’s perrenial backing of Corporate America and multinational corporations, such as Halliburton, which are economically disemboweling the American worker with mass outsourcing to China and other Asian countries and paying less-than-livable wages, the American electorate, of which the collective minority represents [the majority vote], on November 2, 2010, dislodged 68 seats of their Democratic Party in the U. S. House of Representatives in the biggest Republican Party sweep since Franklin Delanor Rosevelt’s Democratic Party loss in 1938. With the American work force’s jobless claims for unemployment benefits sharply up in November, 2010 to 457,000 applications and President Barak Obama only in office for less than two years, the American electorate blamed the Obama Administration for the loss of American jobs and the worst recession in the Nation’s history. President Obama hasn’t had the time to bring about such a collapse of the American economy.

 

Without President Obama’s initiative and able leadership in bailing out  American banks, the entire global economy would have been plunged into a worldwide depression comparable to the Great Depression of the “30s”. The results would have been catastrophic and long lasting, and American unemployment would have then hiked up to 20%, 25%, and possibly 30% levels, translating into 60 million Americans out of work and not paying taxes. This economic disaster was the birth child of the Republican Party with its corporate assisted outsourcing of American jobs in the tens of millions and two hoax wars to assist multinational corporate defense contractors to drain a trillion dollars per invented war from the U. S. Treasury via selling Uncle Sam unneeded war weaponry for unneeded wars via handsomely bribed Republican Party Congresspersons.

 

          The [collapse of the American economy] was clearly the product of an in-astute President George W. Bush during his eight years in office. The disastrous defeat of the Democratic Party on November 2^nd, 2010, however, was a wholly different story. It was the result of an ignorant and intentionally apathetic but immediate- gratification minorities class electorate who chose to blame the Democratic Party and Obama Administration for all the economic woes of the middle and economic lower classes while choosing to remain politically inactive and irresponsibly lazy, obting to “Let George do it”, regarding the protection of their political and economic futures and that of their children. “Whose on first?” What’s going on? Metaphorically, while their houses are burning too the ground, they expect someone else to put the fires out, as they sit back, pop another Coors, and watch Monday night football.

 

          In the midst of this huge Republican Party sabotage of the American working class, the significant shrinking of America’s middle class into the ranks of the unemployed and poor, and on the Eve of American Peonage, the [majority] American electorate (the amalgamation of America’s minority classes) voted these pirating, corporate-sell-out, non-people’s representatives i.e. personal entrepreneurs into [controlling] the United States House of Representatives and [increasing] Republican Party strength in the U. S. Senate, with the middle, working class, and poor committing nothing short of political suicide.

 

          America’s aristocracy, represented by Corporate America and multinational foreign corporations, on November 2, 2010, re-entrenched itself deeply into the National Government, washing away two years of effort by a [strongly committed] and true Champion of the people, President Barak Obama, to help America’s middle class and lower economic working class and defend them against the ravages and corruption of multinational corporations which are presently strip mining America. The American electorate, after November 2^nd, can [forget] stopping the treachery of “outsourcing” millions more jobs to Asia (Notice the accent on big corporation telephones lately?) by multinational corporations, [forget] stopping the rise of unemployment in double digit figures, [forget] controlling corruption in the U. S. Congress courtesy of sell-out Republican Party Congresspersons which corruption has replaced the Nation’s democracy with a corporatocracy, and [forget] further gains towards national health care even though the United States is the only industrialized nation left without national health care and over 51% of its population is going without health care. (Philosophically, isn’t the only purpose of government to serve the needs of the people?) This is the same Republican Party who accommodated multinational defense contractors by voting for the hoax Afghan and Iraq wars (read A Case for Impeachment) invented by sociopathic multinational corporate defense contractors and oil corporations for massive corporate profits, regardless of the resulting genocides produced by both hoax wars to American soldiers and foreign populations, alike.

 

          Republican Party supported multinational corporations, presently strip mining America will soon reduce the United States to a 3^rd World Country with their “outsourcing”, hoax wars paid for by astronomical foreign debt, and the purchase of cheap foreign oil rather than domestic development which necessitates the transfer of $700 billion dollars annually in U. S. gold reserves out of the Country instead of remaining in the United States where that shocking amount of money should be circulating instead of the Middle East. And with all this malaise, the American working class electorate makes a sweep out of office of its Democratic Congresspersons, its only protective cavalry, booting them out in mass thereby opening the gates for Corporate America and multinational corporate “wolves” to continue to ravage the American economy, further enhancing the economy nightmare of the Nation’s middle and working classes. Livable minimum wages are now relegated to forlorn dreams as Seven Eleven Stores continue to pay their employees low wages starting at approximately $5.79 per hour which translates to $12,480 of annual income, almost three times under the poverty limit. What is going on? The American working class, in the November 2^, 2010 election, slaughtered its Democratic Party, metaphorically speaking, literally cutting [itself] off at the knees. On November 2, 2010, the American middle and economic lower classes committed political suicide.

 

          With much compassion but no apologies, the American middle and working class, usually its minorities, although well meaning but hurting, have proved themselves to be intentionally apathetic, leaderless, ignorant, lazy, and stupid even though, collectively, such American minorities represent the [majority vote]. They have the numbers to make it all happen for them and their children but remained[exploited by choice]. The fallout from the November 2^nd massacre of the Democratic Party by their own people will include new horizons of multinational corporate exploitation of the American middle and working classes. The quality of life of the American middle and working class, with heightened Republican Party assisted corporate exploitation of the masses, will plummet even further this time with noticeable drops in the middle and lower economic classes’ ability to economically recover and survive, amidst the new Republican Party “power”. As long as multinational corporations handsomely line the pockets of U. S. Republican Party Congresspersons, the latter will continue to deliver the heads of the American workers on a platter to Corporate America, and more Philippinos will continue to answer customer calls to major corporations on American soil.

 

          Viewing the November 2^nd massacre of the Democratic Party at the polls in retrospect, it can be justifiably stated  that a wood shedding is in order for American’s middle and lower economic classes, its working people, and the poor all of whom shamelessly sat back and watched American football while emptying a few six packs of Budweiser while their children’s future edged closer to a steep precipice and hopes of the latter’s college education drifted remarkably from reality to myth, as their politically apathetic and lazy selves complacency put a sabotaging knife, metaphorically speaking, into the backs of their own children, Joey, Maria, Denzel, Andy, Rosie, and little two year old Rafael whose hopeful sparkle in his eyes will soon disappear as enlightenment and reality for all of them arrives, when they grow up and enter the ranks of the multinational corporate “disenfranchised” and the new American peon. No jobs, no health care, no opportunities, no upward mobility, and no survival money to look forward to.  “Have another beer “as you cheer on the Dallas Cowboys  with the faint consciousness, as the cans pile up, that your mother and father-in-law may soon have to feed and house your children after the foreclosure on your homes if its gets any worse.

 

          Here is a message from the author to America’s middle class, working class, and its poor. You, with a majority collective voting power, are the architects of your on financial misery. After the November 2^nd massacre of your own political party due to your own intentional apathy and political laziness, you have no one else to blame but yourselves. If there is any finger pointing to be made, don’t point a finger at President Obama but point that angry judgmental at yourselves for the intentional betrayal of your economic future and the future of your own flesh and blood, as you sat back and assumed the position of “Let George do it.” With the Republican Party candidates disciplined in ORDER by their seasoned years of business experience and, hence, their ability to marshal successful political campaigns, the Democratic Party, the “party of the people”, conversely was saddled with an electorate of middle and working class voters sunk in apathy, disinterest, and inexcusable and shameless laziness. A middle and lower class electorate perfectly willing to hand over the fate of their families and children to exploitive multinational corporations joyously willing to reduce these  apathetic voters’ children to economic slavery so these corporate ghouls can save a few dollars per hour in wages via cheap foreign labor and drain the U. S. Treasury to save a few dollars per barrel of crude from the Middle East.

 

 The minority class voters apparently are also willing to saddle their children with the costs and burden of government with higher taxes as multinational powerful corporations keep getting tax break after tax break, courtesy of their paid-off Republican Party. It would be a stretch to refer to the Republican Party Congressperson entrepreneurs as ”representatives”. Have another beer, Julio, Denzel, Joe, and Bernie as you watch, half plastered, watch the football game and your 2, 5, and 8 year old children play, wholly unaware if not unconcerned that they have no professional or economic future ahead of them. Whose turn is it to go to Circle K to get some more Miller’s?

 

          Although there are, inarguably, exemplary members of every race and ethnic class of citizen in America who, to their credit, are non-apathetic but politically quite pro-active, such as Cesar Chavez’s fight against economic injustices by organizing the grape pickers into a labor union, most minority group members are not. There is almost a complete absence of current leadership among their ranks to fight for economic justice and a better quality of life for their minority members, their families, and their children be they Hispanic, black, Asian, or Arabic. They appear willing to let their collective potential political power go untapped. Most minority class members apathetically if not [cowardly] keep their heads down, willing to hang onto what lousy low paying job they have, under the perception that “At least it’s a job”. They have become resigned to economic failure and disenfranchisement. In the author’s view, these minority groups have disgracefully given up on their race, their families, their children, and their potential majority-vote political power that could make it all happen for them, like, metaphorically, opening up the gates of heaven for them.

 

          Here comes the wood shedding. If it makes you angry and offended, consider that a blessing. Maybe it will make you mad enough to get up off your apathetic buffs, get politically active, defend yourselves, and finally do something about the corporate tyranny that is devastating your lives. To the minority class members who have recently become United States citizens, here is a news flash. American citizenship is not a free ride, free schools, free hospitals, free public housing, free school lunches, and free food stamps. It is not [a take]that you fell heir to in becoming a United States citizen. Pursuing handouts for welfare benefits should not be your only political activism even if you are poor. American citizenship comes with responsibilities, both financial and political, which must be accepted and shouldered as the cost of that citizenship. If you are not willing to become politically involved and accept the responsibility of continually fighting for good government by taking an interest in the political welfare of the Nation and economic justice for everyone, then get off “the team”, take your Muslim, Philippine, or Mexican flag and go back to the country you came from. That is a much better option for America than your apathy and welfare mentality only dragging down America and its middle, working class, and its poor who are experiencing the economic fight of their lives. If you are not willing to become educated, alert, knowledgeable, politically astute via newspapers and the six o’clock news, assume political leadership roles for the economic survival and future of the United States, yourselves, your own children, your family, race, and your New Country, and are just interested in another six pack of Coors, pretzels, nachos, and free county hospital health care, Get out, and take your Philippine , Puerto Rico, Honduras, and Mexican flags with you. No one ever said that America was the “land of the free lunch”, one should not shoulder the responsibility of good government, or that there was no price to pay for citizenship where one irresponsibly “lets George to do it”, regarding the continuing fight against economic injustice or corrupt government. There is a price to pay for good government and U. S. citizenship and always was. If one questions this comment, count the number of graves of Americans in ArlingtonNationalCemetery, remember the almost million Americans killed in the Civil War, and honor the American soldiers killed in Europe during World War II on Veterans Day. To America’s apathetic minority classes who permitted the November 2^nd massacre of your own political party, the Democratic Party which had nothing to do with outsourcing or the great recession now engulfing the Nation, consider yourselves “spanked” and rightfully so. “If the shoe fits,..“

 

          Here is another news flash for America’s collective minorities i.e. America’s majority electorate regarding the November 2^nd massacre of the Democratic Party at the polls. You could have had it all. Through your apathy, laziness, and refusal to accept the responsibility of political leadership, you were perfectly willing to and did disgracefully flush yours and your children’s economic future down the toilet. Shame on you. Your political non-activism was nothing short of a disgrace and an ABANDONMENT of citizenship. If you still consider yourselves Syrian, Honduran, Puerto Rican, or Mexican and not truly American, go back to your homelands and stay there, flying your flags proudly. You are hurting immigrant America. If this comment represents a wood shedding, so be it. Well deserved by an irresponsible, beer drinking electorate more than willing to remain politically leaderless. Compassion, however, is also warranted here when understanding that your future unemployment rolls will continue to rise as income becomes less and less and fundamentally inadequate for America’s middle and working classes. God bless you and help you under the new corporate multinational Republican Party leadership. You are going to need it. The one light of hope at the end of the tunnel is you have two years before the next Congressional and Presidential elections to become politically active, take an interest in your Country, organize, return the House of Representatives to the Democratic Party, and retain President Barak Obama in power. You won’t see another like him for quite a while. Money talks and multinational corporations have trillions. President Obama, like President Theodore Roosevelt, is the [only defense] that stands between America’s middle class workers and crushing multinational corporate tyranny that will end this Nation.

 

          America’s middle, working class, and its poor are America’s majority electorate power.  They could have completely controlled the U. S. Government in the November 2, 2010 elections and re-entrenched President Obama’s Democratic Party so direly needed to pass legislation that would benefit the working middle class and America’s poor. However, through disgraceful apathy, disinterest in their country, and lack of pro-active political leadership, America’s minorities threw their economic future and, metaphorically speaking, their own children to the wolves, to be economically eaten by Corporate America and treasonous multinational corporations.

 

          With the ranks of the unemployed already at unprecedented levels, the number of apathetic jobless American workers will now continue to climb with increased outsourcing by multinational corporations, due to the clueless minority electorate’s massacre of the Democratic Party on November 2, 2010. God bless America’s middle and lower class workers, under Republican Party leadership, as they continue their journey towards Mexican-style economic peonage as America’s middle class keeps fading from view. God help these corporate-victimized classes of Americans. In their leaderless condition, they continue to drink beer and remain apathetic and politically uninvolved as if, from a feeling of impotence, hopelessly resigning themselves to their fate. Are they depressed, have they lost faith in the promise of America, or just plain lazy? Too lazy to fight for the future of their children? That is even against Natural Law. To reiterate, what is going on?

 

          Unless there is an epiphany among America’s middle and working classes and its poor which awakens them enough to fight for their economic survival and the economic survival of this Nation by retaking the U. S. Congress from Corporate America  i.e.  the Republican Party (they have the numbers to accomplish this), America, with its strip mining by multinational corporations, will drift into a Third World Country via outsourcing and annual transfers of trillions of dollars out of the Country for cheap foreign oil, etc., where such trillions of dollars will no longer circulate in America, unless such pirating corporate activity is politically stopped. If not stopped by the election of a dominant Democratic Party in the U. S. Congress, multinationals will finish off America. The only force that can stop that corporate tyranny is the American electorate. By prevailing at the elections polls, the American electorate can shut down this corporate aristocracy and multinational evil, re-chart America’s economic path towards protectionism, end outsourcing completely along with dependency on foreign oil, and restore the United States to a manufacturing nation thereby returning tens of millions of jobs previously outsourced to Asia to American soil.

 

          To restore economic hope to the American masses from corporate multinational economic disembowelment, political leaders from the middle, working, and economic lower classes must dramatically rise in numbers, politically organize the working class electorate, educate this electorate, and motivate them towards becoming [politically active] and taking an interest in their government as responsible citizens so they can re-take the United States Congress from Corporate America’s Republican Party. If America’s working middle class will not fight for themselves and the future of their children, this chapter is closed along with America’s middle class. Under Republican Party leadership which is bonded to Corporate America multinationals funding their economic future, and not the people, America’s middle class will disappear as there will be no more jobs as all will be outsourced to Asia. China’s rapidly rising middle class are all employed with former American jobs. Only able political leadership among the middle, working, and lower economic classes in America, educating this electorate as to the realities facing them, and motivating them to get to the polls in numbers, can turn it all around. Together, they represent the majority vote. As such, they could have had it all and still can - in two years. Regarding the November 2, 2010 massacre of the Democratic Party, there is but one question for America’s working middle class. Whose going to fight for you now? God bless you. God bless you as it is now only going to get worse. However, there is still light at the end of the tunnel. Find your leaders and start organizing and planning for the [next] National election, and finally decide to defend America.

 

          Food for thought.