The United States did treat African Americans as “second-class citizens”. We were ther opnes who shipped them here from Africa. We were the ones who used them as slavery. We were the ones who denied them medical attention. We were the ones who made them suffer. And these black people died because of white ignorance.

So Jeremiah Wright was right to question why black people had to sing “God Bless America.”

As for his statements on 9/11, he’s right on that, too. We were the ones that bombed the Far East. We were the ones that bombed Europe. We were the ones that did kill millions of foreign souls. We only lost 3,000 on September 11, 2001, which is probably fewer than the number of abortions performed daily. So who’s the real terrorists?

And the HIV/AIDS crisis? Rev. Wright was correct. The government lied. The disease is not a genocide meant to wipe out a race. It’s just something all started when someone overseas got infected while cleaning an animal. The origins of it had nothing to do with sex. It’s just something to blame gay people and junkies for, which is wrong. Ryan White can wake up from the dead and agree with what Wright has to say. It’s never been a genocide, and it never will be. Besides, HIV/AIDS is a medication-controllable illness, just like diabetes.

As for Hillary Clinton, she’s a rich white woman. Barack Obama, did grow up poor. And perhaps, Rev. Wright is correct that Hillary “ain’t ever been called a n—–.” And as for people being directed that word by others, I feel sorry for them. I don’t support the n-word being used at nobody, not even in reference to women in a song, Mr. John Lennon.

You can dislike Rev. Jeremiah Wright for the things he says. But before you do, think before you judge anther individual. Because they can be just as factual as one can be fictitious. So think first, judge later.