An officer who fired upon a vehicle, killing a 1-year-old boy, outside a Walmart in Mississippi has been placed on administrative leave, officials said, as outraged community members call for justice amid an ongoing investigation into the deadly shooting. https://t.co/eUoj2hP5Zs
The same concept can be said for you because this thread started when I told you the President Did not relocate her, then you move to how the federal government aided in relocating her which is simply not true. I may not know what they’re doing for her (and neither do you) but what is a fact is the federal government did not relocate her. The federal government don’t even relocate city mayors.
What you said was simply not true.
The federal government does not relocate celebrities. She’s not in witness protection, she’s not an elected member of U.S, she’s not a member of the intelligence community, and certainly no imminent terrorism activity was occurring (if so it would’ve been known). Local authorities would’ve been responsible for ensuring necessary security measures were to take place not the State of California or the U.S Government. Imagine how much taxpayer dollars would be used to relocate celebrities on a weekly basis. It simply doesn’t happen and you don’t have any credible evidence she was relocated (because she wasn’t). Hope this helps. I don’t believe you’re slow I believe you’re uneducated and lack critical thinking skills.
@BreezyyBarbie @jnkscz @BuzzingPop Relocate them where? You don’t know how executive power works at all. Imagine that a president relocating a rich woman
@PopBase At the end of the day rich people will always do what rich people do. Totally not like we’re witnessing the biggest assault on voting rights in the south against black people that was enabled by him but hell yeah.
@alpacafiber@RedistrictNet What an unintelligent statement to make. Black people still overwhelmingly vote democratic, and that’s despite how much their communities are diluted or cracked in order to erase their voice and representation in congress.
That’s misleading, the amendment allows for churches to talk about political topics. Which is common knowledge as many churches on both sides talk about getting out to vote, gay marriage, and abortion. Churches are allowed to speak on these matters and all moral matters facing the nation. However, they cannot endorse a candidate. AOC did not endorse a candidate speaking today, rather she talked about some of the major political events affecting Black Americans today.
Well it all started during the reconstruction period in American History. Where white southerners were adamant in preventing black Americans from having political power. So in order to prevent them from having power in the electoral process they implemented several tactics to prevent them from voting at all. Historically since post-slavery. Black Americans have lived in the same areas and mostly reside together. They are the same communities, and black communities/urban communities deserve representatives that understand their communities, as do Latino voters, and as do white voters also.
@tired482@stephenasmith So rising gas prices and the war and Iran are democratic talking points and they don’t affect Americans at all? It’s not like 13 Members of our Armed Services are dead or not the fact the people are paying more at the gas pump.
@thinkorswim0712@OfTheBraveUSA Global pandemic caused gas prices to go high in 21-22. Meanwhile the President started a war in the Middle East where a significant portion of the world’s oil comes from and didn’t include in his war plan that Iran would close down a critical strait for goods. #NotTheSame