It's amazing how little you think of black people and don't give them enough respect to consider that perhaps they are voting the way they want to vote based on their own thoughts and opinions.
I believe their culture has been in trouble and its thanks to liberals who promote idiots like Snoop Dogg as a role model. The left uses fear to manipulate them.
Fear of racism.
Most black murder victims are dead by another black person.
The music promotes backwards behavior. People spending hours upon hours a day listening to people rap about being a victim and celebrating drug dealing and being a criminal.
Then we look at our stats, and we see black people are 13% of our population but commit half our murders. They over represent the country in rape and robbery.
Liberals tell black people they are profiled because people are racist.
No, they get profiled because people have had negative experiences with them. It's not just white people, like the left tells blacks.
So this culture has become nonsense. We got a guy talking about black Twitter. See how much the left loves to segregate themselves?
Diversity suddenly sounds like a weakness.
So I am saying. We need black leaders in this country like Kanye West, not Al Sharpton.
If the people on the left cared, they would be honest, but they just pander and tell black people what they wish to hear, and nothing changes.
Well, I actually care about black people. You might chuckle and think I'm joking. I'm a nationalist, I believe in putting America first, ALL AMERICANS.
I don't want everyone in America succeeding except one demographic. I want black people to succeed and love this country as I do.
I am tired of seeing them kneeling and feeling oppressed, when it's their culture holding them back, and people like Maxine Watters.
Worthless trash mayors that let riots go on.
Nah, we need to help black people and the best way to start is to respect them enough to be honest about how you feel.
Liberals don't respect you.
Some nice genteel racism there. ---
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