An Insult To Ants And Apes?

Considering the destructive actions of many blacks in communities throughout the United State we're tempted to ask ourselves:  "Do these people have brains superior to insects and so-called dumb animals?"  Take, for example, ants and gnats.  The huskiest and toughest dude on the block among each group is accepted as their leader, and his constituents look to him for protection from any other group or dude that might take a liking to any of the cute little female ants -- single or married -- prancing around.

The hormones of an outside gorilla ant might be nudging him, "Hey, brother, don't be half-stepping.  Get some of your home-boys and take over the group's terriotory and establish yourself a new harem."  The leader of this colony that the outside gorilla ant was spying on knew what was up the first time he saw this outside gorilla ant in the distance.  "He's smoking us over," he thought and put his trained back-up ant squad on "Stand By," ready to "git down" protecting the community.  a similar code is recognized among all insects and animals, gorillas, apes, elephants, lions, tigers.

Then we come to some "leader-preachers," politicians, and "peek-a-boo"- agitators who appear when the crowd is large enough for them to agitate and disappear before they can be pinpointed.  The "leader-code" that has been passed down through all generations of blacks is:  "We ain't  here to protect nothing; we s'pose to keep shit stirred up, change everything by 'whatever means necessary.'  Every time a black gits 'ccused of doing sup'um -- no matter how much evidence they got ag'inst him, we gon'  raise hell 'cause we know he's innocent . . . and they jes racists ag'inst him . . . ."

So, do the ants and gnats, baboons, lions, and other so-called dumb animals or do the "leaders" agitating blacks to disrespect police and tear up communities to demand more federal funds demonstrate the most intelligence?  In fact, would these "leaders" and their dumb followers be considered an insult by ants and gnats and gorillas and apes?