Wednesday, February 16, 2005
New Black History?
Image ala T-Shirt Hell
Yeah I know its kinda tasteless. But SO what!
I never said I was politically correct.
*smirk* But I think it's type funny. *snicker*
Now you know I'd be 'dead' wrong
if I ran around the south with this ish on a t-shirt.
Naw it would be funny no mas.
On A Tangent Facts
Peep how US cotton was one on a list of US export goods that was sanctioned by the European Union last year. I believe EU has given a slight reprieve this year. Still isn't it interesting that the revenue from US cotton crops is estimated at some $120 billion. Furthermore, "overseas sales of U.S. cotton make a significant contribution to the reduction in the U.S. trade deficit." Annual values of U.S. cotton sold overseas recently have averaged more than $3 billion. The U.S. accounts for about 25 percent of the total world export market (as per the National Cotton Council). Hmmmm thank gawd all us black folk ain't slaves no mo' (though some of us are). In short, the cotton industry is still a driving economic force in the modern US, don't get it twisted. Why else you think we still have modern day "plantations" in the form of Angola Prison in louisianna still useing our modern day slaves (prisoners) to farm the stuff. Boy oh boy who's making a bunch of c.r.e.a.m. off free labor? Hmmm, bring back slavery? Who said it was gone? All diverting from the topic...If you haven't seen "Dogville" and your a thinker, you need to cause the underlying message or theme to the movie directly applies to these facts and how the world is and very well may be responding to US politrix and srtaight bullying...ok now my brain hurts. This post was suppose to be funny.
OhhKay, now I think I'll pass on the 4 hr roadtrip
past damn near 100 cotton fields to see my folks on the farm
this weekend and stay home and get this math crap to permeate the domepiece.
truetoform.
Image ala T-Shirt Hell
Yeah I know its kinda tasteless. But SO what!
I never said I was politically correct.
*smirk* But I think it's type funny. *snicker*
Now you know I'd be 'dead' wrong
if I ran around the south with this ish on a t-shirt.
Naw it would be funny no mas.
On A Tangent Facts
Peep how US cotton was one on a list of US export goods that was sanctioned by the European Union last year. I believe EU has given a slight reprieve this year. Still isn't it interesting that the revenue from US cotton crops is estimated at some $120 billion. Furthermore, "overseas sales of U.S. cotton make a significant contribution to the reduction in the U.S. trade deficit." Annual values of U.S. cotton sold overseas recently have averaged more than $3 billion. The U.S. accounts for about 25 percent of the total world export market (as per the National Cotton Council). Hmmmm thank gawd all us black folk ain't slaves no mo' (though some of us are). In short, the cotton industry is still a driving economic force in the modern US, don't get it twisted. Why else you think we still have modern day "plantations" in the form of Angola Prison in louisianna still useing our modern day slaves (prisoners) to farm the stuff. Boy oh boy who's making a bunch of c.r.e.a.m. off free labor? Hmmm, bring back slavery? Who said it was gone? All diverting from the topic...If you haven't seen "Dogville" and your a thinker, you need to cause the underlying message or theme to the movie directly applies to these facts and how the world is and very well may be responding to US politrix and srtaight bullying...ok now my brain hurts. This post was suppose to be funny.
OhhKay, now I think I'll pass on the 4 hr roadtrip
past damn near 100 cotton fields to see my folks on the farm
this weekend and stay home and get this math crap to permeate the domepiece.
truetoform.
