Is This Uncle Tom Candidate a Racist Conservative's Dream Come True?

v_w_ jackson's a crazy guys running for lieutenant governor is the republican nominee there as a very important position in virginia we're talking about him before he's a guy that believes that if you do yoga sigma landrieu i don't know how buddy so somehow satan pope find u empty 'cause you've been you'll go is right up in there uh... and he also wrote a book about the ten commandments and on the cover of the book misspelled commandments so it is you know he's particularly clever he says that they're gay people are very sick people they beard poison our culture and goes on and i i consider all day so what does he said lately that's interesting what he believes of that the government programs trying to help minorities and others in the country or actually worst in slavery here's what he said in nineteen sixty most black children were racing to parent monogamous families by now by this time we have only twenty percent the black children the reason to pam and i miss families with a married man a woman raising these children or those children it was a slavery that did that it was the government that did that you try to solve problems only doc insult and only we use human beings conseil well god did take his time in solving slavery let's remember was slavery what's as he seems to think programs like for example affirmative action where the government tri-state even the playing field orbit so that black people please have it chance of getting better jobs or any jobs at all is worse this labor i dislike hide slavery and destroy the americans that had the black american families sarah because by twin for example they *** your wife that didn't destroy your family right when there if your daughter that in the shorter family rick wendy sold your kids to another plantation that didn't destroy your family right everything was hunky-dory in this country for black people until a government tried to help them in the ninety six is that's the world view avi w jacks we looked like to remind you what happened in slavery again so i do and for any s_i_v_ doubly jackson i have to you got kids in decades you can't think about it with any family man you work it right at one point imagine a working away from your parents working away when you six or whatever it might be the same you somewhere else if you got kids like i do somebody takes him for you and slaves the socialists licenses style as property where somebody else's property no wonder then we can do anything they want liquidity missile base they will be beaten they have no hope etcetera but the government giving you a warm well-protected make arguments against welfare checks are made arguments against it but the same that everything was fine in the nineteen sixties after not only slavery but all of the great oppression of black americans face and by the way why they lived in poverty worsen shipped in such a whole to begin with why they needed assistance in the first place no none of that was the problem the problem was we when the government actually trying to do something proactive and help african-americans i'd you wonder why why could serve as a bridge in yellow and this guy he says everything that they think but that they can say so they get a black guide to go up there and same for them they like yaaay between jack said solemn slavery was a nap bad well we can second guess you know we if you drink from colors dot is a menace in the back about that wasn't that bad know the government-run helpline people that was really bad well either the u_s_ and you couldn't have done a better job and playing on call tomo congradulations uh... well played by hope you did absolutely obliterated in your election and all indications are that you will enjoy uh... the circuit that uh... herman cain and others are on where you guys all cash in to racist ca service throughout the country will pay a lot of money to hear you say those things to do your you know your little act that you do that's an act it's been going on for a long time in this country that's it