Turning The Ballot Box Against Republicans

...neither can you point out anyone else here who is lying.

That won't happen.

After all, you just said only Rabel lies. That would make me a truthful man.

Good to know that useless IQ of yours is, worthless as well.

'Uncle Tom' Doesn't Fall for Left's Biased View of Blacks

Within hours of making his "If you don’t vote for me, you ain’t black" comment on a syndicated urban radio program in May, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden delivered a half-hearted mea culpa stating he felt he was perhaps being "cavalier" but got nowhere near to an apology.

Prior to the 2016 election, then president Barack Obama told voters that if they didn’t turn out to vote for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, "I will consider it a personal insult; an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election."

Of the two statements, Obama’s is barely the less insulting and/or condescending and while it didn’t include a direct mention of black voters, the message was still the same. Both men more than insinuated that if you are a black American and don’t vote for the Democratic Party you will be dishonoring your race.

Assorted clergy, small business owners, elected local leaders, artists, and esteemed members of academia all provide keen insight while recalling their own life experiences and encounters with other blacks who have chastised and belittled them for refusing to subscribe to liberal "groupthink."

At just over 105 minutes, "Uncle Tom" feels only half as long but contains enough raw data, facts, figures, and eye-opening revelations to fill an HBO mini-series stretching five or six hours.

Unlike far too many political documentaries which rely on emotional outrage, hyperbole and adroit spin, "Uncle Tom" simply presents actual historical events and provides information the far left would rather keep buried.

Although constantly riveting for the duration, "Uncle Tom" achieves a galloping pace at the 30-minute mark while covering the history of black Americans after the end of the Civil War up and including to the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

The infusion of black conservatives in Congress was never higher, nor was the percentage (95) of black Americans growing up in households where children lived with biological parents who rarely divorced.

Although "Uncle Tom" is certainly geared towards black audiences, it will certainly work as an eye-opening, cold shower primer for younger (under 40 or so) whites whose understanding of blacks in America has been filtered through American public school systems intent on presenting alternate versions of history.

If for no other reason, whites should see the film to get the full story regarding Planned Parenthood, its prominence in black communities and the straight dope of its founder, Margaret Sanger whose subsciptions in Eugenics closely resemble those of Adolf Hitler regarding white Aryan supremacy.

It's worth noting that as of June 30 (11 days after its release); there is exactly one review for "Uncle Tom" on the left-controlled film critic’s web site rottentomatoes.com.

Pretending this movie doesn’t exist is almost the same thing as telling black Americans they "aren’t black" because they choose not to vote for Democrats.

"Uncle Tom" is now available on-demand on uncletom.com. (Malone Pictures)

And why is he agreeing with me that I am stupid.