In fact, given his latest letter to the site ?American Renaissance?, I think he’ll probably be fired sooner rather than later. It’s good to see my beloved Georgia is refusing to accept ardent racists in their classrooms. There’s a few other types I feel need to be kept out of classrooms, but that’s another topic for another post.
For background, start with my prior post about him, where I noted how he mentions that enslavement of Blacks in America was just for the following reason.
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Certainly, this was the case with black slavery in America ? since it unquestionably involved the just and proper subordination of an inferior and uncivilized [black] race by a superior and civilized [white] race.
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No, an idiot like that should never be receiving taxpayer funds to act in a position of authority over children. Go build yourself a racist, pro-slavery, private school you agent of Satan!
Reader David sent me the following link to a letter McCuen just wrote to ?American Renaissance?.
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It?s happened again! I have been booted out of yet another teaching job: this time from a government school down in Georgia, after we sold our house in SC, moved down lock, stock and barrel, and after less than three weeks at work.
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It happened the day before yesterday 6th period. I was called out of class to the principal?s office, handed a letter from the district superintendent, and asked to turn in my room keys. They are putting me under ?investigation?, acting like I have somehow falsified my work history. Of course, they will not find any impropriety; but they are using this as pretext for getting me out of the school before the media picks up on the St. Joseph?s Confederate flag battle and my American Renaissance posts.Part of me is delighted to be suddenly free of that multi-racial prison pig-pen; but another part of me fears for my family.
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My fellow ?teachers? were, for the most part, semi-literate blithering idiots?so many hogs at the tax-consumers? trough. The black teachers and administrators, especially the so-called doctors (of education, etc.), were particularly corrupt and unimpressive. They would never make it in a real school.
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Of course here on this blog I’ve written about people in education of various races that are total fools. But given McCuen’s delight in trashing Blacks, I don’t think his assessment is rooted in an objective point of view.
He goes on to say:
As Tocqueville observed, America is a slave regime pretending to be free.
Isn’t it interesting how he cries and implies “slavery” when speaking of his own personal circumstance, but when “slavery” was used against Blacks he felt it was “just”?…
He laments about his family because he is having trouble providing for them. Well Mr. McCuen, I heard today on Paul Harvey’s radio program that there is a shortage of spot welders. And someone can start out earning $1,000 a week. I suggest you consider a career change.
update 8/15/2006 4:00PM: No disrespect to spot welders intended. It’s just the first non-taxpayer funded occupation I could think of, since I just heard Mr. Harvey talking about it today.
update 8/16/2006 5:22PM: I just want to share with you a little more of the racist rants of McCuen. These are all comments under his name at ?American Renaissance?, to articles posted there. Given he’s there, of course the articles take a racist angle in some cases.
He wants to deport all Blacks and Hispanics by force.
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All blacks and Hispanics should be deported from the States with
all possible logistical speed, and using whatever force is necessary. No half-measure, no compromises, just do it! If I possessed the requisite power, I would do it!
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He claims being a public school teacher has led him down this path. And to think he tried to teach in a public school in Georgia…
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Teaching blacks is like pulling hind teeth, and the reward for any Herculean effort by a teacher of blacks is merely to see the creatures revert to their own sorry excuse for a sub-culture.When I was very young (early 20s), I was as avid an integrationist and egalitarian as you could find. But, for over 20 years now, I have sat attentively at the feet of that great teacher, EXPERIENCE.
By the way, I now consider segregationism to be a form of bleeding-heart liberalism. Personally, I am a deportationist.
(I have no qualms whatever about using force.)
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So of course he’s a White nationalist.
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If white nationalism and the white race are to survive and flourish, we as white nationalists must do our theological and historical homework, and then take back the Christian churches.
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This man does not deserve the honor of teaching children. Especially not on the taxpayer’s dime.
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August 17th, 2006 at 12:13 am
Racism continues to plague the hearts of many in our great country. When you have imbeciles of this nature along with senators, such as George Allen who recently insulted a young Indian-American, it’s no great surprise that black Republicans are a rare breed. People associate these antics with the Republican party. Obviously many may consider that to be an unjustified association, but I have not heard any Republicans publicy denounce their fellow senator for his inappropriate behavior.
August 17th, 2006 at 12:39 am
Allen made an innocent mistake and apologized. I’ve worked with people of other cultures and mistakenly offended them. The whole George Allen matter is nothing, which is why I’ve said nothing in a post about it here. Some of Allen’s past actions are really a problem for me though, but not this current instance being played up in the media. Given his history it would be best if he did not run for President.
McCuen is not a member of the Republican Party. He’s a White Nationalist and although I have not posted it here I’ve also seen some of his letters on a KKK message board. The America McCuen wants is exactly what Democrats wanted during the Civil War. Which is why McCuen adores the Confederacy, although he claims it’s all about faith, he says that with his view of God making Whites supreme. And then I could go talk with some Afrocentrists that would tell me how Blacks are supreme.
It’s funny how if a Republican White man does something that can even be made to appear racist it’s given big headlines. But when people backing Democrats who are often Black say plenty of racist things it seems to get less coverage. I hear more racist talk on Black Democratic supporting talk radio than anywhere else. It’s not exactly the kind of talk that helps combat McCuen’s message and probably scares some Whites into McCuen’s corner.
It’s much harder for McCuen, who wants all Blacks deported, to attack the message of a Republican like JC Watts, but it’s very easy for him to leverage the words of a Democrat like Jesse Jackson, to suit his goal. In all actuallity, it’s the far left Liberals (especially far Left Black Liberals) and people like McCuen that thrive off each other. And they all spout words straight from the current or past Democratic party platform.
People associate racist actions with Republicans because they are not fully schooled in history and the actions of the parties through the years.
August 17th, 2006 at 2:16 am
OMG! What school was he teaching at? I hope it wasn’t my old high school (Windsor Forest in Savannah). Of course, if it was, the fact that they fired him sp quickly was a good thing.
August 17th, 2006 at 2:44 am
We all would like to know, but McCuen didn’t have the guts to say.
August 17th, 2006 at 7:38 pm
A mistake? Absolutely. Innocent? Hmmm… Perhaps he innocently wore a confederate flag pin during his high school picture because it perfectly matched his blue suit and red shoes. Or maybe the noose in his law office was simply a symbol of his tight grip on the laws of justice. Oh yeah, and I suppose the picture of the confederate army that adorned his office wall while he served as governor was a mere reminder of our country’s scarred past which motivated him to work tirelessly for the progress of our nation. Ok, now let’s open our left eye and view this from more than a jaundiced perspective. He made a mistake all right; however, that mistake was failing to realize that his comments were being recorded and were soon to be disseminated to the entire public. I’ve seen where many black conservatives have leaped at the opportunity to criticize the Jesse Jackson’s and Al Sharpton’s of the world, but when faced with bigots like George Allen you simply say, “He made an innocent mistake and apologized.” I understand your describing yourself to be a conservative, as a matter of fact the majority of us black folk can relate, but you must not allow that label to distort your opinions of other “conservatives” who obviously could care less about you. When George Allen was questioned about his past, he mentioned that he has grown a lot since then. I think that the only thing that has grown is his ambition, from wanting to be governor of a state that might accept that crap to being president of a nation that simply will not. Perhaps his conservatism stems back a couple hundred years further than yours does; however, if I am misjudging his character it’s nothing more than an innocent mistake on my behalf, and I apologize.
August 17th, 2006 at 9:31 pm
I provided you the link to the article that mentions everything you just said and I said myself:
I’m not defending Allen’s past and I have said I don’t think he should run for President. However, that does not mean that he can’t make a mistake. Unlike the Jesse Jackson’s and Al Sharpton’s of the world, George Allen QUICKLY apologized. Jesse was VERY SLOW to respond after calling New York a H—- Town and basically slapping in the face the Jews who were supporting his campaign prior to those remarks. Often Liberals, especially Black Liberals feel they are entitled to act and say things in their own racial regard that are as stupid as things said by racist like Bull Connor, also a Democrat. And they are far less likely to apologize after doing it.
It’s better that Allen took down the Dixie rag and got rid of the noose. He’s apologized for offending someone and unlike people like Robert Byrd, does not run around spewing the N-word after saying he’s “changed”.
August 17th, 2006 at 10:17 pm
This post is now closed to new comments, because it has drifted from the purpose of exposing Winston McCuen, to typical race baited political banter.
Anybody that wants to talk about other folks they have issues with can find a blog talking about it. You see where my area of focus is and if you have a problem with it you should not be here.
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