To The Trumpanzees: What Would Have Been A Better Choice For Black People, Than Voting For Biden?

[saturn7]

Minority business grants, and cities have money for local businesses. You have to LOOK for the resources. The resources aren’t going to look for you.

That miniscule bullshyt does not close the Racial Wealth Gap. Not even close.
Those bullshyt grants are a drop in the bucket for what those businesses really need.

Stop with this fantasy bullshyt. Economists like Prof Darity said these types of programs are nice but are not enough.

 

[Starburst]

@alpo @Max Power @blalienz @Everythingg @ORDER_66 @2 one 3 @George's Dilemma @flyinhawaiin @bestrong @Easy-E @CodeKansas @Starburst @reserved_one @ItzRailT

Thanks for the tag, but I didn’t vote for either party

 

[Starburst]

Make them feel the pain that we feel. Why the fukk should we support anyone who doesn't support us?
Not receiving something that is satisfactory is still NOTHING.

Yall nikkas want to vote just to fukking vote, but no one wants to do the hard work of building a political movement and putting pressure on these politicians. Letting them know that we are serious, if you don't push for the policies that we need then we ain't fukking with you.

Vote for who supports and will fight for the policies we need to close the Racial Wealth Gap.

That’s the thing though, everyone can talk a good game when they are campaigning, and get amnesia when they win.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

What's more important, how we believe things would of went had we black folk went in a different direction, or what ACTUALLY happened when black folk supported a vile w. Supremacist with a horrible history towards us?

Arguing about what would have happened, had we turned away, is a never ending argument. Discussing what actually happened, can't be argued against.

So, what happened, he promised blacks nothing, prioritized immigration. And he's sticking to that.

Making him clearly worthless to us, beyond any speculation. He's not for us he told us this, and the confused have to accept reality and decide what's next.

 

[Jello Biafra]

This man and Kamala have insulted us time after fukking time.

Have some goddamned self-respect. Trump wasn't the only alternative.
You coulda voted green (who actually had Reparations on their platform) like I did. Don't give these anti-Black fukkers your vote for nothing.

I love when people say we should've voted for The Green Party without even mentioning who was running for the Green Party in 2020.

I guarantee most people who say this wouldn't know a gotdam thing about Howie Hawkins without doing a Google search of him.

And as for his support of reparations...that is all that his platform said: "Reparations for African-Americans" but he never presented a plan, talked about a plan or wrote about a plan for how to actually go about getting it done.

Hawkins and The Green Party make the claim that they are for reparations but they never present just what their plan is to get us there. So how can their claim be taken seriously when they don't even take the time to come up with how they'd get it done?

My fukking mechanic is for reparations but I wouldn't vote for him to be president.

And until The Green Party does the work on the local and state level to get members of their party elected to legislative positions and actually becomes a functioning 3rd party, all of their running for president every 4 years is just a shameless money grab.

 

[shopthatwrecks]

 

[Ugo Ogugwa]

Donald J. Trump

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

White Trump supporters would love to be a fly on the wall of this thread just to laugh at
you fake woke goofies juelzing up excuses for why Black people should've woken up on Super Tuesday 2020 and...

A: either voted for Trump

or

B: not voted at all.

All of you "dont vote" idiots are just as COWARDLY and spineless as I thought

Too p*ssy to stand for something and cast a vote last year and too stupid to come up with a better excuse for it than weak hypotheticals "we shoulda coulda green partied!"...
Just deflect deflect deflect

It's simple.

On Election Day November 2020, what would have been a better choice for Black people than going to the polls and casting their votes for Joe Biden? What would've been a smarter decision?

No deflecting, no weak, pointless "hypotheticals" about what you think should've been done PRIOR to election day.

Deal with reality you scared little fakkit. It's Election Day 2020. It's about 7am and Black people are waking up beginning their day, election day.

What is their best course of action regarding the election:

A: go to the polls and vote for Biden

B: go to the polls and vote for Trump

C: don't go to the polls at all

I know I'm not going to get an answer, because you're a scared little coward. Spineless. A b*tch. The same frail sissified mentality that kept you from having a big enough pair of nuts to go cast a vote in the first place. I know you won't answer. But boy am I sure loving exposing you motherfukkers about it

Edit_ because f*ck the indirect sh*t
@alpo @Max Power @blalienz @saturn7 @CHICAGO @MAGARussiaLGBT Crunch @Da King @Easy-E @CodeKansas @Starburst @reserved_one @ItzRailT

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

I bet 90% of these Trumpists in here will decline posting a proof pic that they're Black.

It ain't hard.

Scribble ya name and date on some paper and the time as well, and snap a pic of it with enough of your anatomy in the frame for us to tell that you are indeed Black.

That could be your hand, your arm, leg, and especially your HAIR.

Waiting

@alpo @Max Power @blalienz @saturn7 @CHICAGO @MAGARussiaLGBT Crunch @Da King @Easy-E @CodeKansas @Starburst @reserved_one @ItzRailT

 

[I Really Mean It]

Not voting at all. Withdrawing from participation in the electoral sham. Forcing Democrats to reckon with their inaction when it comes to our agenda.

Black people have dealt with far worse than Trump. We would have been alright.

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

Not voting at all. Withdrawing from participation in the electoral sham. Forcing Democrats to reckon with their inaction when it comes to our agenda.

Black people have dealt with far worse than Trump. We would have been alright.

LITERALLY the first person to come in here and have the nut sacks to simply answer the f*cking question

I don’t agree with your sentiments but damnit, after 2 pages of b*tch n*kiss tucking their tails between their legs and deflecting like cowardly fakkits, you get respect in my book


As for your opinion, I wouldn’t think that’s the best decision for Blacks waking up on election morning with the threat of living under an ever hostile growing Trump America. Yes, I know it was getting more hostile prior to trump. Yes, I know it will continue to do so after trump. But I also know it will be nowhere near the level of sheer emboldenmemt that trump provides the racism in this country.

For the sake of self preservation and, hell, common damn sense, getting trump out the paint ASAP was too priority when it came down to him and Biden.

There’s really nowhere to deny that. I think you’re a bit retarded if you think Black people are going to worse off the next four years under Biden, than what we would’ve been if we had to endure four more years of a Trump America. You’d have to be downright borderline retarded to truly think that. Or, to think that simply not voting at all is the answer to such a threat. Especially after all the sacrifices and bloodshed that happened just so that we can have that right. There’s literally no excuse.

But these are all my perspectives. I really do appreciate that you at least had the SPINE to come in here and share yours.

 

[I Really Mean It]

LITERALLY the first person to come in here and have the nut sacks to simply answer the f*cking question

I don’t agree with your sentiments but damnit, after 2 pages of b*tch n*kiss tucking their tails between their legs and deflecting like cowardly fakkits, you get respect in my book


As for your opinion, I wouldn’t think that’s the best decision for Blacks waking up on election morning with the threat of living under an ever hostile growing Trump America. Yes, I know it was getting more hostile prior to trump. Yes, I know it will continue to do so after trump. But I also know it will be nowhere near the level of sheer emboldenmemt that trump provides the racism in this country.

For the sake of self preservation and, hell, common damn sense, getting trump out the paint ASAP was too priority when it came down to him and Biden.

There’s really nowhere to deny that. I think you’re a bit retarded if you think Black people are going to worse off the next four years under Biden, than what we would’ve been if we had to endure four more years of a Trump America. You’d have to be downright borderline retarded to truly think that. Or, to think that simply not voting at all is the answer to such a threat. Especially after all the sacrifices and bloodshed that happened just so that we can have that right. There’s literally no excuse.

But these are all my perspectives. I really do appreciate that you at least had the SPINE to come in here and share yours.

But, we’ve literally dealt with far worse than anything Trump and his supporters could do. Under Biden, our agenda is diluted to the benefit of other “minority” interest groups who masquerade as allies and exploit their adjacency to us.

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

This is one of the dumbest takes I've heard in a minute. It is not about "begging the white man".

So we don't make demands? They want our vote, can we get something in exchange for it?
So we are just supposed to accept these conditions while other groups are getting tangible policies?

Other groups and corporations go to the government to get the policies they need in exchange for support and campaign finances.
Is that "begging the white man" too?

No, it's not begging, never said it was.

However, I just think it's foolish to spread the belief that cacs are going/will be pressured to help even the racial wealth gap after they've spent hundreds of years putting us in this mess for their advantage.

Vote or no vote. What benefit is it to them in closing the wealth gap? There is none because that would essentially lessen the power (economical supremacy) they have over Black folks and others.

You gotta realize the cacs play to win for themselves. It's a competition to be #1 on top of the mountain and despite cheating their way up there, cacs aren't giving up that spot for anything, morals, and ethics be damned.

Y'all gotta stop believing that they give a shyt and come to terms with that, and only then, the better life will be.

 

[Cuban Pete]

This man and Kamala have insulted us time after fukking time.

Have some goddamned self-respect. Trump wasn't the only alternative.
You coulda voted green (who actually had Reparations on their platform) like I did. Don't give these anti-Black fukkers your vote for nothing.

If the entire Black vote in America flipped Green that would be a game changer

 

[saturn7]

I love when people say we should've voted for The Green Party without even mentioning who was running for the Green Party in 2020.

I guarantee most people who say this wouldn't know a gotdam thing about Howie Hawkins without doing a Google search of him.

And as for his support of reparations...that is all that his platform said: "Reparations for African-Americans" but he never presented a plan, talked about a plan or wrote about a plan for how to actually go about getting it done.

Hawkins and The Green Party make the claim that they are for reparations but they never present just what their plan is to get us there. So how can their claim be taken seriously when they don't even take the time to come up with how they'd get it done?

My fukking mechanic is for reparations but I wouldn't vote for him to be president.

And until The Green Party does the work on the local and state level to get members of their party elected to legislative positions and actually becomes a functioning 3rd party, all of their running for president every 4 years is just a shameless money grab.

Better than voting for a Biden/Kamala ticket.

Kamala said let's really be clear, I'm not gonna sit here and say we are going to do policies to specifically help Black folks.
How could you ever think of supporting someone who said that after being asked about Reparations?