Ladies and Gentlemen, Kanye West has left the plantation, or so he said in one of his latest songs, “Ye vs. the People.”

“Better not ever see you in concert. Better not ever see you around the LBC. Better not ever see you around California. Stay in Calabasas, ya hear me? ‘Cuz we got a Crip alert for Kanye,” said Dillinger according to The Daily Wire.

He also has this tweet posted, which apparently is fine to remain standing as Twitter has not had it taken down yet.

But while Daz Dillinger seems to have as much pull with the crowd as a porcupine walking backward, he’s not attempting to silence Kanye solo.

Joining him is Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters who believes that Kanye needs to have his thoughts reformulated with some assistance according to the Daily Wire.

“Kanye West is a very creative young man,” Waters said Monday in response to a question from a Politico reporter. “But we also think that sometimes West talks out of turn and perhaps he needs some assistance in helping him to formulate some of his thoughts. We don’t think that he actually means to do harm, but we’re not sure he really understands the impact of what he’s saying, at the time that he’s saying it and how that weighs on, particularly the African-American community – and for young people in general. I understand that he is getting pushback from a lot of young people on the internet … but we’re hopeful that his creativity will continue to be demonstrated in his work. And I think maybe he should think twice about politics – and maybe not have so much to say.”

So Waters’ response to Kanye is “shut up and rap?” Didn’t a conservative get lambasted throughout the media for saying something relatively similar recently?

If there’s one thing I don’t like, it’s a government official telling me I’m “speaking out of turn” or that my thinking is wrong and should be corrected with outside help. The book 1984 was not intended to be a reality, and whether Waters knows it or not, her suggestion that Kanye be taught when to better sit down, shut up, and what to say when it’s time to speak is overtly Orwellian.

But what caught my eye beneath that was the fact that Waters seemed to say that Kanye’s wrong-think endangers the black community because it’s making Republicanism seem like a good idea. What Kanye seems to have discovered is that it’s not really a bad one seeing as how the Democrats have spent a good deal of their influence on the black community driving it into a hole.

Waters seems to believe that the black community can only be good and safe under Democrat control, and I use the word “control” pointedly.

She also seems to have the idea that this goes for the youth of America as well.

For these two groups, Waters would rather no freedom of thought be allowed. It’s the Democrats and only the Democrats that black people should follow. Introducing the concept of thinking freely is too dangerous! Best to keep them single-minded and obedient!

Where have I heard that about the black community before?