@BurtMaclin_FBI “I heard on TlkTok that Patrick did it, despite Lindsay ADMITTING to it
AND his MULTIPLE alibis at the time of the kiIIings”
(yes, that’s a real argument being made over on that brainrot app)
@DijonaiVictoria You went a top university to study "white privilege?" Asinine and ignorant are both polite starters describing your knowledge and acumen on the subject.
@ados_strong@SarahisCensored@TheView hey, retard, what did the white man do to you personally? because we refuse to cover costs of your feelings. man the fuck up.
@RichardAngwin@FoxNews Hey clown, we've been having thunderstorms for going on a week straight over here. Keep your head up your ass and out of discussions if you can't contribute.
@MattWalshBlog@CoreyWriting is basing his criticism solely on the fact he wishes he weren't suckered by industry racists and media to fuel his hate for white people.
@CoreyWriting Where's your retelling?
Because if I want an accurate retelling of slavery claiming every single one was "kings and sheeyit" who were sold by actual black kings and sheeyit, I go to @CoreyWriting
In 2022, I ran for Congress in a majority-white district. In a crowded Republican primary, I was the only black candidate, and I won outright without a runoff.
Why?
Because Americans are capable of choosing the BEST candidate regardless of race.
As evidenced by your post, just like much of your party, you seem to believe black Americans are politically monolithic.
We’re NOT.
Not every person of color shares your worldview, your policies, or your values.
The recidivism we should actually be avoiding is sliding backward into a system where Americans are once again divided and categorized by race.
That is EXACTLY what racial gerrymandering represents:
Segregating people politically based on skin color while pretending it is moral progress.
It’s bigotry cloaked in false moral outrage, and the American people can see it plainly.
Had a real conversation today…
A man told me: “Black people just lost their ability to vote.”
I asked him one question…
Why only Black people?
Why not Asians… Indians… Germans… Italians?
He pivoted…
Said the Supreme Court “won’t give Black people special circumstances anymore.”
So I asked him plainly…
You’re saying Black Americans need permanent federal oversight to vote?
Indefinitely?
Because without it… what… they can’t participate?
He had no answer.
Let’s deal in facts…
The 15th Amendment already guarantees the right to vote regardless of race.
That protection never went away.
What changed is this…
The Court questioned whether decades-old emergency provisions should continue without current, measurable evidence.
That’s a constitutional question… not racial suppression.
If your argument is that one group needs a permanent exception to the standard applied to every other American…
You better be able to explain why.
Because if you can’t…
You’re not defending rights.
You’re defending dependency.
#SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove