Democrat Party Lies Protect Modern Slavery

 J. B. Shurk published on October 27, 2025, the author criticizes the Democratic Party for its approach towards issues of race and modern-day slavery. The piece highlights perceived inconsistencies in the party's messaging and actions, suggesting that they distract from pressing global issues of human trafficking and slavery.

1. Accusations of Racism:

• The author claims that the Democratic Party often labels its opponents as racists without genuine debate on policy.

• This tactic, according to Shurk, undermines discussions about past Democratic support for slavery and segregation.

2. Critique of Modern Rhetoric:

• Politicians, particularly Black Democrats, are accused of damaging the fight against racial hatred by invoking accusations of racism without evidence.

• Shurk argues that, compared to other regions of the world, overt racism in the U. S. is minimal, yet Democrats focus on "unconscious biases. "

3. Focus on Global Issues:

• The piece suggests that while racism is treated as a major issue in the U. S., extreme forms of racism and human rights abuses are happening globally—and often ignored by Democratic leaders.

• Shurk cites how the Chinese Communist Party enslaves minorities and how the rhetoric of U. S. politicians is used to deflect from these global issues.

4. Human Trafficking:

• The author mentions a recent report on a trafficking network involving South Korean citizens sold into slavery by a Chinese crime syndicate.

• Shurk questions why significant attention is not given to modern slavery, with mentions that it is an ongoing crisis affecting millions today.

5. Lack of Action by Politicians:

• There is a call for politicians like Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett to speak out against modern slavery instead of engaging in personal attacks on political opponents.

• The expectation is that those in power should address the reality of human trafficking and advocate for those who suffer.

6. Cultural Indifference:

• Hollywood and political leaders are criticized for failing to highlight the issue of contemporary slavery in their narratives, focusing instead on internal U. S. racial issues.

• The author believes this cultural indifference contributes to the continued existence of modern slavery.

J. B. Shurk argues that the focus on race and accusations of racism by the Democratic Party serve as distractions from the harsh realities of modern slavery that persist globally. He calls for greater awareness and advocacy concerning human trafficking, suggesting that the current dialogue around race in America often overshadows these critical issues. The author implores politicians to prioritize addressing these global human rights abuses instead of engaging in politically motivated rhetoric.

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