23404061600Th A POLARIZING NARRATIVE CHALLENGE BY A META-NARRATIVE MYTH:

The ongoing battle by the Socialist Left to rewrite history rather than simply live with the truth that doesn’t agree with their Marxist ideology is polarizing Americans as nothing else since the American Civil War. American parents don’t want a false meta-narrative indoctrination history force fed their children day after day by school systems that hold them hostage under color of law.

America didn’t even exist before 1776. Prior to the United States Declaration of Independence there was only 13 separate British colonies within north America.

I know that Socialists have an affinity for charging crimes and misdeeds to descendants of the offending party – Like North Korea and its 3 generations of guilt. But that’s far from each individual being equal in the eyes of GOD and the law. By-the-way, what was your ancestor guilty of that prompted them to be sold into slavery to begin with. You do realize that it was black Africans that initially sold black American’s ancestors into slavery don’t you? Was your ancestor a criminal or a captive of war? Had to be some kind of undesirable thing that’s for sure.

Come on now, what did your ancestor(s) do in Africa to get them sold into slavery so we can hold it against you now?

On the plus side, it’s my understanding that between 5K and 8K American blacks served in the Continental Army. And as many as 700 were with General Washington at Valley Forge. Wouldn’t time be better spent researching important things like that instead of complaining incesantly?

Posted by: New Discourses ~ 2 years ago ~ 36K views
“The Birth of a New American Mythology”

Please do correct for me any errors that you discern – thanks in advance?

#LETSGOBRANDON ~ A Socialist (whether he’s capable of realizing it or not?
#MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) an existentialist (individualist) philosophy of life.
#ONLY PEOPLE KILL PEOPLE – STICKS & STONES DON’T, NOT EVEN GUNS KILL PEOPLE

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met·a·nar·ra·tive

NOUN
metanarrative (noun) · metanarratives (plural noun) · meta-narrative (noun) · meta-narratives (plural noun)

1. a narrative account that experiments with or explores the idea of storytelling, often by drawing attention to its own artificiality:

"Don Quixote is a work of fiction but also a metanarrative"

2. an overarching account or interpretation of events and circumstances that provides a pattern or structure for people’s beliefs and gives meaning to their experiences:

"traditional religions provide stories that deliver a metanarrative about how we should live our lives"

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