Calling for President Obama and Hillary Clinton to be killed, publicly announcing his status as a war hero and publishing hateful anti – Semitic sentiments on his Facebook page are all part of the order of the day for Ted Nugent. The NRA board member has been extremely active if not a bit too lively in 2016. Not to let off steam, he continued his tirade with a rather peculiar WorldNetDaily article yesterday. In the article, Nugent referred to himself as a, ‘’Motown black man’’ whose main objective is to liberate fellow black masses from the, ‘’modern slave masters known as the Democratic Party.’’
The charismatic personality alluded to his black heritage saying, ‘’As a large, in charge, Motown black man my bad-self, who honed my Sonic Baptizm, soul – cleansing soulmusic on the greasy rhythm and blues of the musical funk and roll gods James Brown and Chuck Berry et al., and who learned and then perfected the fine art of American defiance from my hero Rosa Parks, I continue to celebrate nonstop all things good and black.’’ There was an air of arrogance as Nugent went on to sneer, ‘’If you don’t like it, well funk you very much.’’
Nugent was not afraid to call out the Democratic Party as an exploitative group and derided the legacy it has left on the current societal framework. He pointed out, ‘’It’s been over 50 years that the modern slave masters known as the Democratic Party created policies and programs designed to keep black folk down. Through their scamming so – called anti – poverty programs, the Democratic Party has enslaved far too many black Americans into a life of poverty.’’
In putting his argument together, the irate Nugent sought to pose a way forward, through which the disadvantaged black populous could lift themselves from their current circumstances. He advised, ‘’Black power begins with recognizing who our real enemies are and who our friends are. The Democratic Party is nothing more than a pack of wolves festooned in shiny, white sheepskin. The Democratic Party has conned us into voting for them for decades, and in every instance, our votes for them have been against our own economic self – interest.’’
