A lot of foreigners in this video voted for Trump, meanwhile the whole reason why they are here to begin with is due to the struggle of Black Americans that Trump is trying to destroy.
Like what value are these people at this point?
What is the value of importing foreigners if they will vote to destroy what Black Americans have built over these past 60 years?
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A lot of foreigners in this video voted for Trump, meanwhile the whole reason why they are here to begin with is due to the struggle of Black Americans that Trump is trying to destroy.
Like what value are these people at this point?
The Fade
I don’t argue with niqqas on the Internet anymore
Greed
And In all these countries they all have a caste of us that’s gatekept from resources and then when they go to each others countries they big up the Black people over there for not being like the Black people from where they’re from
And Afro pessimism’s answer: “at least I’m not Black”
Also we don’t have real power, if you don’t have power people will play in your face. All these different countries have “industry protectionism” meaning NATIVES GET JOBS FIRST AND FIRED LAST “MERIT” DOESNT MATTER—You can’t cry about it, you have to accept it or even Black expats or Black “solidarity intersectional” people will tell you you’re a gentrifier and a colonizer and need to de-colonize your mind if you don’t respect their rules and history.
This however is the only country where Canadian Asian can cry about a Black person with 400 years of DNA here getting in a college in America over him and people will side with him. Protectionism doesn’t apply to us because the world decided our lives ain’t worth shyt. We do not have a country batting for us or an institution that will swing a stick if we are fukked with
Simply put: we’re not in the club
And In all these countries they all have a caste of us that’s gatekept from resources and then when they go to each others countries they big up the Black people over there for not being like the Black people from where they’re from
And Afro pessimism’s answer: “at least I’m not Black”
Also we don’t have real power, if you don’t have power people will play in your face. All these different countries have “industry protectionism” meaning NATIVES GET JOBS FIRST AND FIRED LAST “MERIT” DOESNT MATTER—You can’t cry about it, you have to accept it or even Black expats or Black “solidarity intersectional” people will tell you you’re a gentrifier and a colonizer and need to de-colonize your mind if you don’t respect their rules and history.
This however is the only country where Canadian Asian can cry about a Black person with 400 years of DNA here getting in a college in America over him and people will side with him. Protectionism doesn’t apply to us because the world decided our lives ain’t worth shyt. We do not have a country batting for us or an institution that will swing a stick if we are fukked with
Simply put: we’re not in the club
Sir Richard Spirit
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Plankton
Superstar
Dude NYC voted unanimously for Kamala Harris including The Bronx & Queens. It even shows that in your video. You are contradicting the point you are attempting to make by adding that video.
Good question op. I have been wondering the same thing.
Democrat Party spent becoup time and resources courting Latino immigrants the last decade, putting the plight of their most loyal voters on the back-burner.
What did black Americans get out of it?
Trump-loving Latino immigrants (nearly 50%) voted him in office twice and helped him gut the safety net, gut civil rights, gut police reform, legalize discrimination, etc.
Democrat Party spent becoup time and resources courting Latino immigrants the last decade, putting the plight of their most loyal voters on the back-burner.
What did black Americans get out of it?
Trump-loving Latino immigrants (nearly 50%) voted him in office twice and helped him gut the safety net, gut civil rights, gut police reform, legalize discrimination, etc.
The Fade
I don’t argue with niqqas on the Internet anymore
Some of these people are getting benefits, especially when it comes to children. That’s why they can brag to us about still having a family unit and community—they were getting the Cuban treatment and that was how Cubans were able to displace Black Miami by working low wages.
shyt lets not even call it that, that’s straight up the European system .. why not just subsidize everyone’s shyt at that point then?
And then they work at SBA loan offices laughing Black Americans out the room and on an impulse cut checks to others
You dumb ass.
"On October 3rd, 1965, President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed the Immigration Act of 1965 into law. Widely viewed as a component of the Civil Rights Movement, the 1965 Act liberalized immigration and replaced the last eugenics-inspired portions of the Immigration Act of 1924. For the first time in generations, immigrants from Western Europe were not given legal preference over those from Asia and the rest of the developing world... ."
Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 – Civil Rights Movement Era
"...The Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, spearheaded by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the long-fought efforts of African Americans, led to the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, outlawing discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Subsequently, immigration laws based on national origin came under serious review. The quota system regarded immigrants from certain nations to be less desirable. The passage of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Hart-Celler Act) completely removed the quota system, and instead opted for a system that relied on “preferences” for immigrants who were highly skilled in fields that the Department of Labor deemed understaffed, or had existing family relationships within the United States... ."
How the civil rights movement opened the door to immigrants of color
By Rebekah Barber / February 3, 2017How the civil rights movement opened the door to immigrants of color | Facing South
U.S. civil rights activists didn't only address the oppression of people of color at home — they also helped strike down the country's race-based immigrant quota system that privileged Europeans. The immigration law they helped enact is now being used to challenge President Trump's Muslim ban.
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The sooner you understand black Americans have become white supremacist,you will have your answer. We are white supremacy,there is no seperation. So we promoted and strengthened white supremacy by helping them assimilate other future white supremacist of color.
And your seriously asking what is their value? Their value is they are doing their part as a cog in the white supremacy system. What is the job of the white supremacy system in this country? Keeping black people at the bottom of the totem pole
And your seriously asking what is their value? Their value is they are doing their part as a cog in the white supremacy system. What is the job of the white supremacy system in this country? Keeping black people at the bottom of the totem pole
UpAndComing
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The whole illegal immigrant crisis has been the Republicans and Democrats using the immigrants as pawns for their power struggle
Democrats allowed illegals to come in droves because they THOUGHT they would cultivate have a larger voting base for the 2024 election. Little did they know, they were going to vote Republicans even though they lived in historically Democratic cities
Now that their "usefulness" has run out, they have no problem kicking them out of the country, most likely on the American people's dime
Democrats allowed illegals to come in droves because they THOUGHT they would cultivate have a larger voting base for the 2024 election. Little did they know, they were going to vote Republicans even though they lived in historically Democratic cities
Now that their "usefulness" has run out, they have no problem kicking them out of the country, most likely on the American people's dime
They vote majority Dem. Rather have more of them than the conservative cacs in the south who voted for Trump at nearly 80%.
Look, we know how things went when whites were 90% of the population.
You wanna revisit those day? A diverse population is better under all circumstances for everybody.
Why do you think racist cacs are so paranoid about the changing demos?
Look, we know how things went when whites were 90% of the population.
You wanna revisit those day? A diverse population is better under all circumstances for everybody.
Why do you think racist cacs are so paranoid about the changing demos?
Sir Richard Spirit
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You dumb ass.
"On October 3rd, 1965, President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed the Immigration Act of 1965 into law. Widely viewed as a component of the Civil Rights Movement, the 1965 Act liberalized immigration and replaced the last eugenics-inspired portions of the Immigration Act of 1924. For the first time in generations, immigrants from Western Europe were not given legal preference over those from Asia and the rest of the developing world... ."
Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 – Civil Rights Movement Era
"...The Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s, spearheaded by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the long-fought efforts of African Americans, led to the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, outlawing discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Subsequently, immigration laws based on national origin came under serious review. The quota system regarded immigrants from certain nations to be less desirable. The passage of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Hart-Celler Act) completely removed the quota system, and instead opted for a system that relied on “preferences” for immigrants who were highly skilled in fields that the Department of Labor deemed understaffed, or had existing family relationships within the United States... ."
How the civil rights movement opened the door to immigrants of color
By Rebekah Barber / February 3, 2017
How the civil rights movement opened the door to immigrants of color | Facing South
U.S. civil rights activists didn't only address the oppression of people of color at home — they also helped strike down the country's race-based immigrant quota system that privileged Europeans. The immigration law they helped enact is now being used to challenge President Trump's Muslim ban.www.facingsouth.org
None of this is the reason they are here. You and that dap begging fakkit need to do better.
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
For the overwhelming majority.Um yea it is
Post less you clown.
The Significance of the 1965 Act, Then and Now
The historic significance of the 1965 law was to repeal national-origins quotas, in place since the 1920s, which had ensured that immigration to the United States was primarily reserved for European immigrants. The 1921 national-origins quota law was enacted in a special congressional session after President Wilson’s pocket veto. Along with earlier and other contemporary statutory bars to immigration from Asian countries, the quotas were proposed at a time when eugenics theories were widely accepted. The quota for each country was set at 2 percent of the foreign-born population of that nationality as enumerated in the 1890 census. The formula was designed to favor Western and Northern European countries and drastically limit admission of immigrants from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Southern and Eastern Europe.
Fifty Years On, the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act Continues to Reshape the United States
Signed into law 50 years ago, the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 had several unintended consequences that have had a profound effect on the flow of immigrants to the United States and contributed to the transformation of the U.S. demographic profile. This Policy Beat explores the law's...
BruhManFromTheFifthFlo
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Don’t forget Asian lapdogs getting rid of affirmative action like the bunch of idiots they are.