The Observer

Black Remigration

The conversation of Remigration has been brewing in American taverns as of late. The burden, often referred to as “Black Fatigue”, which the vast majority of Americans feel toward this one particular race can be relieved with this one simple policy.

The cost of remigrating our Black population would be far less than the toll they cost our infrastructure and culture. We could start by offering them free tickets along with a one-time payment to help them assimilate in their motherland. We would offer them a period of a few months to vacate our nation after which a policy of forceful deportation would be enacted.

As anyone can see from the data I’ve assembled for the county of Los Angeles, Remigration is a policy which Angelenos would benefit from. The relief would be both cultural and economic. Our communities would be safer.

When first imported, Blacks were farm equipment. Early Americans could never imagine that we would integrate them as citizens. Post emancipation, Blacks find themselves lost in a white mans world. They find it difficult to integrate and to this day live on the fringes of our economy. It is inhumane to do this to them. They deserve all the freedom their motherland offers them.

Remigration would be a relatively radical departure from our recent political history and would receive some backlash at first. However, soon the rewards would become apparent. Other races such as the northern and eastern Asian races integrate into Angeleno and American culture quite well. Imagine having the freedom to live in a clean country unburdened by incompatible foreign elements.

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