Why We Have To Accept That All World Leaders Have Blood On Their Hands
Former US president George H.W. Bush passed away on Nov. 30 at the age of 94, and as the nation prepares for the days of mourning leading up to his funeral, there’s the accompanying symptoms of how this notable death is once again cementing the active fibers of discourse invading all sides of the aisle.
As a registered Democrat who didn’t get vote in the presidential elections until my college years, there’s no denying that the last two decades have been a wild ride.
After growing up in the “shithole” country, that was eaten alive by bible-wielding invaders, who are still using the rich resources of a former colonial territory to oppress the tragically oppressed — I can attest to the tumultous existence that results from the brutality of White supremacy — and how it irrevocably paralyzes the path to progression for over-wrought captives.
It takes a series of events to set up all the elements that produce what grossly resembles a “shithole,” and we also have to reiterate that none of the “holes” were “shitty” before uniformed representatives of the British Empire landed on the shores of a wealthy and picturesque region.
This haven was violently torn asunder — with looting and the overwriting of the primal instincts of natives.
