Fifth Generation Alabamian Speaking >
(and ninth generation North AMERICAN, by the way)....

We do have a code, so to speak. It is not that hard to learn, but one has to live it to truly decode it. It's really kinda simple to put into words, but know that in Alabama, your words mean things to us, and we will hold you to them.

Its an old and true saying down here that your words are your bond. Oh, we have our share of snakes both literal and symbolic, but we eventually dispatch them all. Either by ignoring them, stomping their heads, shunning them or sending them to yankee land where folks who don't understand "Alabama Code" are easier pickings for them.

Your words are important to us, and we listen carefully. They tell us your linage. They tell us your sincerity as well, because your words are first conceived in your mind, and therefore we can judge and condemn a con man post haste.

Now, should your actions betray your words, you have pooped your drawers, so to speak. There is an old concept in Alabama which is simply, respect. Many confuse our silence for respect. That is far from respect, down here. In yankee land silence may equal consent, but down here our silence simply means we are contemplating the quickest way to kick your ass. And it might not mainfest until the next generation, but believe me, it's coming.

We do have many races down here, also. For the most part, we all get along fairly well by using "Alabama Code". Namely, - you tend your garden, I'll tend mine, and if you need help...well hell, ask for it- don't expect us to give it to you as an inheritance. Most will find the help they need. It does not mean you are ENTITLED to it by the fact that your great grandpappy was kidnapped by his tribesmen and sold into slavery. Go argue with the offspring of the ones who sold him. Their offspring are still living in their homeland eating bush meat, so they should be easy to find.

Discussing "Alabama Code" would not be complete unless we explain the "N" word usage. Many, many blacks in Alabama are valued and respected members of society, and yes, they are treated that way. Just like all folks when respect is earned, it is valued and recognised without regard to color of skin. Just look at Alabama's football team or the makeup of the medical schools.

Down here, the word "nigger" has a special significance. It has absolutely nothing to do with one's skin tone, and everything to do with one's psyche. It is the lowest of the low terms one can use to describe a person who lies for gain, deals drugs, rapes women, abuses children and dogs and takes something that belongs to another. That covers most criminals and politicians.

That, in a nutshell, is "Alabama Code" explained.

: Reader:

: It’s no surprise that the leftist propagandists at CNN brought
: their “race expert” from the NAACP, Cornell Brooks, in for
: a little Trump bashing over his calling out their comrades,
: the anti-American NFL agitators.

: As Brooks begins his attack, he says, “Unfortunately, it pains
: me to say this, that the President’s tweets and comments
: had nothing to do with the flag and everything to do with
: race.” What would pain him would be if he couldn’t say
: that, but he’d just lie. It’s NAACPBS.

: How shocking that the lifelong NAACP race-pimp of the Democrat
: Party accused President Trump of lying and being a racist.
: He goes on to simply change the meaning of President
: Trump’s words from what he said to what he wants to pretend
: he said in order to provide a basis for his claims.

: Brooks simply has to declare something to be a code word for
: something else and he can change what the President said
: with Blitzer not daring to issue a single word in
: challenge. He said, “When the President refers to Colin
: Kaepernick ‘in Alabama,’ as a son of the ‘b’ word, it is
: racial code for the ‘n’ word across America and in
: Alabama.”

: If only Alabama didn’t exist or they weren’t allowed to have
: Senators like “civilized states” such as California, Brooks
: wouldn’t have to be explaining how evil President Trump is
: to all of the CNN libs. He’d instead be telling us all how
: great communism under Hillary Clinton has been in this
: first year.

: Can we ask you, Brooks, inside what brand of cereal did you
: got your racial secret decoder ring? Lots of us regular
: rednecks, probably even some in Alabama, would like to get
: our hands on one so we could check for the President’s real
: secret message too. As it is we’re stuck, ignorant and
: using regular English.

: But Brooks explains it goes beyond words to context, as “in a
: campaign rally for the Republican nominee for Senate.
: Particularly when he manages to demonstrate more moral
: outrage against the NFL as opposed to Nazis.” Maybe that’s
: because the Nazis are just guys playing dress up, running
: around in robes and funny hats while the NFL is attacking
: what this country is built upon.

: Some could call you, Brooks, your racist organization and your
: Antifa, communist and BLM, Black Panther allies a much
: bigger threat than some guys playing Nazi. Or is the
: reality that you are the real Nazis, using the guys
: dressing up as a smoke screen to hide your use of
: intimidation, threats and violence behind a safe, dark and
: politically correct skin tone? Is it possible, as the
: former head of the NAACP that you are seeking black
: supremacy, and engaged in a disinformation campaign? Of
: course it is.

: This moron goes into his own protest on air and little Wolfie
: never once mentions the inappropriate venue for his,
: Kaepernick or the rest of the NFL’s type of garbage being
: strewn about. He wants to talk about the lives lost to
: police by black Americans, who may or may not hate their
: country, but ignores the fact that they were mostly engaged
: in criminal activity at the time.

: Regardless, a football game is not the place for this kind of
: nonsense, but there is a silver lining. Every week fewer of
: us are watching. It won’t be long before they’re protesting
: only for themselves and their fellow black supremacists and
: democrats. At that point it’s like the tree falling in the
: forest. If nobody sees a protest in an empty stadium by an
: unemployed NFL player, did it really ever happen?

: The real problem is that after eight years of Hussein Obama on
: top of forty years by other pandering Democrats and
: submissive Republicans, these people really believe they
: are entitled to extra portions of other people’s stuff and
: to extra privilege for their skin color. This NFL thing is
: a symptom of a much greater problem and it’s only going to
: get worse. Don’t you have a floor to sit on, an office to
: occupy, a nuisance to create or a chip to dare someone to
: knock off somewhere that you need to get to, Brooks?