In a special commentary to WND titled The Ted Offensive, protein wrangler and Motor City Madman, Ted Nugent reacts to the recent profanity-laced viral video of a 2-year-old African-American toddler filmed by his family who are encouraging his actions. As Martin Luther King, Jr. Day approaches, Ted wonders what Dr. King would have to say about current black culture.

Nugent says this video "shocks even the most hardened and calloused" including himself. He calls those responsible for coaxing this young boy to speak and act so profanely "street thugs."

The little boy’s “family” is a bunch of gangster thugs, punks, degenerates and criminals.

Nugent's assessment is based on the reports from the Omaha World Herald stating that the boy's 17-year-old father was killed in a gang-related shooting. His grandfather was in prison last year on a weapons charge and the grandmother was arrested last month, also on a weapons charge. Even the boy himself was wounded three months prior to the video from a shooting inside the home.

This heartbreaking story leads Nugent to wonder what Dr. King would think of the state of the black community. Nugent says this video is just "the tip of the black gangster iceberg" and is happening in many urban cities. These communities are plagued with high school dropouts and illegitimacy. Blacks make up only 13 percent of the U.S. population, yet they make up 50 percent of the population in prisons. Nugent's conclusion to the rampancy of these problems stems from liberalism; either creating it, or making it worse.

Say what you will, but the destruction of black America is the result of Fedzilla’s $16 trillion and 50-year-old so-called war on poverty, which created a cycle of dependency, destruction and culture rot for black America.

America doesn’t have a “gun violence” problem but rather a “liberal denial” problem whereby liberals support continuing the insanely expensive and totally destructive policies and programs that have caused a cultural and social cancer to metastasize in black America for far too long. Show me a social or cultural problem, and I will show you how liberalism either created the problem or exacerbated it.

It is fascinating to wonder what Dr. King would have said about the culture and social rot that plagues black America today.

To honestly celebrate the legacy of Dr. King, black America would have to admit to the self-inflicted destructo-derby they are waging and begin to tell their liberal Democratic slave drivers to take a hike.