Overt: Race Relations the last 8 years

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And her husbands policies are the reason a lot of these young men's fathers are locked up


The reason their mommas, Aunties, and grandmothers played fill in dad trying to raise boys to be men

Like Tariq said on the breakfast club it's been ugly


And we're supposed to fear Trump


@ThreeLetterAgency lets talk Bill Clinton's policies from the 90s and there impact on our community

 

[10:31]

Calling you out @ThreeLetterAgency

Why should we be either her given her history?

 

[Red Shield]

race relations ain't never been good

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Its been said ad nauseum.

The crime bill had flaws, but crime in the late 80s/early 90s was ridiculous. People wanted an end to it. Everyone did.

And we can argue about the components that the drug war played in it, but it was done with societal intentions.

 

[10:31]

race relations ain't never been good

Riots and protests have become "normalized"

State of emergencies

It's been a new norm

 

[10:31]

Its been said ad nauseum.

The crime bill had flaws, but crime in the late 80s/early 90s was ridiculous. People wanted an end to it. Everyone did.

And we can argue about the components that the drug war played in it, but it was done with societal intentions.

Would you agree with its aftermath?

Lets also focus on the impact it's had on our community

 

[10:31]

The baby boomers doing their white supremacy 2 step for the Clinton's want us to vote for her so bad



But @ThreeLetterAgency i neee reasons

And let's keep the focus on policy

 

[10:31]

Nobody is afraid of Trump

fukk him too but let's be clear

Our condition has been rough and fukked up well before he started his campaign

 

[Red Shield]

Riots and protests have become "normalized"

State of emergencies

It's been a new norm

there have always been riots and protests in this country. And states of emergencies called

It just seems like the "new norm" because, its our generations turn to awaken

 

[10:31]

there have always been riots and protests in this country. And states of emergencies called

It just seems like the "new norm" because, its our generations turn to awaken

How many riots did we have between 1992 and 2007?

 

[VelourSocks]

They have never been good but they are at the best they have ever been. Stop letting the media deceive you.

I love showing up to work and being able to talk about white things with my coworkers like mayonnaise, not wearing deodorant, talking about fantasy football like they own the players like slaves. I always make sure to put on my best shiny shoes and keep a smile on when talking too.

 

[10:31]

They have never been good but they are at the best they have ever been. Stop letting the media deceive you.

I love showing up to work and being able to talk about white things with my coworkers like mayonnaise, not wearing deodorant, talking about fantasy football like they own the players like slaves. I always make sure to put on my best shiny shoes and keep a smile on when talking too.

Huh

 

[10:31]

Its been said ad nauseum.

The crime bill had flaws, but crime in the late 80s/early 90s was ridiculous. People wanted an end to it. Everyone did.

And we can argue about the components that the drug war played in it, but it was done with societal intentions.

Hey dog...

I'm one of the few here that not only respect where you come from but see a need for your perspective... but I feel like you're ducking me...


Yesterday you told a lot of your opposition they don't understand policy

Well let's talk the crime bill and the 3 strike law and the impact it's had on our community

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Hey dog...

I'm one of the few here that not only respect where you come from but see a need for your perspective here.. but I feel like you're ducking my thread


Yesterday you told a lot of your opposition they don't understand policy

Well let's talk the crime bill and the 3 strike law and the impact it's had on our community

what threads?

 

[10:31]

what threads?

This one fam