Wlson cancelled plus social media bias and protecting statues

Wlson cancelled plus social media bias and protecting statues 06/27 by Silvio Canto Jr | Politics:

The 'cancel culture' comes to President Woodrow Wilson but I thought that the left loved him.....President Trump goes after Democrat run cities and that's a good move.....Arrest and prosecute those destroying statues......Social media bias and the alternatives such as Parler......click to listen:

Defund the police?

Did you see the video of the white young woman screaming at a black police officer?   Yes, it was funny but a window into a coming clash between white liberals and the blacks who live in these neighborhoods burdened by crime.

This is from Caleb Parke:   

Ami Horowitz first went to the East Village in New York City, asking white liberals if they think it will help the black community. The responses showed apparent anger and hatred toward law enforcement.

Then Miss Horowitz went to the black neighborhood and heard a different message:    

However, when Horowitz traveled to Malcolm X Boulevard in Harlem, he heard a different tune from black residents.

Another woman said, “I have family members that are police. I respect the police. I would not want to see a lawless society.”

No kidding that no one wants a lawless society!   Especially blacks living in neighborhoods in Chicago, Los Angeles, etc.

Add this:  BET founder Robert Johnson said the movement to topple Confederate statues, edit Gone with the Wind, and fire professors is meaningless to the black community.   Let me translate what Mr. Johnson said:  Blacks do not have a confederate statues problem.   

Last, but not least, Mr. Johnson called them “borderline anarchists.”

So don’t be surprised if many blacks from coast to coast vote for a law and order candidate this fall.

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1956: The US interstate highway system was born

During my time working and living in Mexico, I would often hear about US highways.  I learned in conversation that many middle class and professional Mexicans drove to the US, went shopping and travelled around the US in their early 1980's Ford LTD cars.   

How many times did I hear people complimenting those clean and well paved US roads?  A lot!   

Americans can indeed take it for granted.  For example, you can drive from Atlanta to LA on I-10 and stay in San Antonio.  Or, you can start in Minneapolis and drive straight to Laredo on I-35.  Or you can the Atlantic coastline from Maine to Miami on I-95.  Or you can see the Pacific Oeean from San Diego to Seattle on I-5.    

It is really a great transportation system and something that Americans should be very proud of and learned that many of my Mexican friends very impressed with.

It started when the US Senate approved The Federal Highway Act this week in 1956.    The US House approved it on a voice vote the next day.  I guess that everyone was "on board" to start building those highways that connected the country from coast to coast and Mexico to Canada. 

Looking back, this is how the federal government should work.   You propose an idea, discuss it openly and pay for it by raising taxes.    Overall, a good idea that benefited the country and impressed the heck out of the Mexicans.

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