THIS LAND IS MY LAND - Brought to you by the extreme right of the Republican Party

The extreme and even slight right of the GOP has brought to you this new theme song to be played at all future rallies.

 THIS LAND IS MY LAND - (adapted from Woody Guthrie - if he were a TRUE AMERICAN)

This Land is MY land

Oh Yes it’s MY land

You are not wanted here.

You never were, dear.

So please take your leave

B'fore my gun gives you a reprieve.

This land was made for ONLY ME.

 
Though I came over, with the others before me,

And stole the east coast, called it my country.

Took the rest by slaughters, not that I’ll tell my daughters;

This land was made for ONLY ME.

 
This Land is My Land

This land ain’t your land

I’m fencing us in,

to protect us from Muslims.

From Mexican druggees, and their rapist thuggees

This land was made for only ME.

When I look back now

At my pictured hist’ry,

I don’t see Blacks now.

I don’t see Chinese.

There were no Jews here.

Let’s make this real clear.

This land was made for only me.

This land is MY land

It’s always MY land

We don’t want gaybos,

or transgender homos.

We stand up straight now.

We can be great now!

Because this land was made for only me.

 

THIS LAND, WAS MADE FOR ONLY ME.

THERE'S A SIMPLE STEP TO HELP FIX RACE RELATIONS IN THIS COUNTRY - AN HEARTFELT APOLOGY

Apologies work wonders, especially when they're meant.

Yet, no one either wants to say what needs to be said or do what needs to be done when it comes to race relations. Here's one simple idea that I offer.  Perhaps it's arrogant of me to do so, but this is just one idea.

The Federal Government, with the President's lead, should commission a statue or statues to commemorate the torment the Black Nation in America has suffered over the centuries.  They should be placed in prominent positions in areas where slavery occurred and in the Nation's Capital.  On the day they are presented, Americans should be given the day off of work to witness the official ceremony in Washington. Statements and orders commanding equal treatment under the law should be restated and fixed in any state where law(s) still provide loopholes or vague language.  Denouncement of all brutality by police or any other representatives of the state should be declared loud and clear by the President and all leaders in a joint statement of support.  With this should be given an official apology, not just from the American Government as a whole, but on behalf of the American people.

That day henceforth should be commemorated as a 'United States' day, a day where our country truly came together as one -- all of the children of the country, of all colors, creeds, etc. and should be celebrated annually ever after.

That's a way to make it clear we are sorry and we mean what we say.