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MysticBrohan 11/18/19 3:06:02 PM #18:	MetalmindStats posted... Kanye West's recent words and actions How recent are we talking? "Slavery was a choice"? "That's why I charge the prices that I chaaaaarge"? Appearing at Joel Osteen's church? Music aside, I feel like Kanye is in a great place right now. He's seemed genuinely happy and fulfilled since he started doing Sunday Service early this year. I know this Christian direction won't last, as no Kanye era ever really does, but it's been really nice to see him in such a good place. Anyway, Kanye is gonna be president. Coming out in support of Trump was intentional and calculated. Note how he never really said what it was about Trump that he liked. The purpose of supporting Trump wasn't just to create controversy or tank his public image. Kanye is actually playing 4D chess with America, and is intelligently maneuvering himself into a position where he can make the big changes to society he loves ranting about. By publicly coming out in full support of Trump, but not his political ideologies or actions, he is currying favor with Trump's voter base. You see, people who support Trump don't actually care about his policies, they just like the idea of what he represents. Despite assumptions you may make, the majority of these people aren't actually racist xenophobic hatemongers, they're just slaves to their own mental shackles. By appealing to this substantial chunk of the American populace by supporting Trump, as well as this Christian direction he's been taking, Kanye is attempting what can only be described as the greatest political ploy of all time. Once he feels he's gotten the necessary support, he will announce his campaign. The billionaire Yeezy owner has the funding. He has the support of Trump-Republicans, Kim Kardashian fans, and handsome intellectual music lovers combined. I have no idea what party he'll be running for, but I have a pretty good idea of his platform. With his new right-wing base, Kanye will subvert expectations once more and run on a very liberal platform centered around prison reform. If you listen to Kanye's music or follow him in the media, I shouldn't have to quote New Slaves for you to know the private prison system is gonna be his number one priority. Based on his music and interviews and such I can only assume/hope the rest of his platform will be focused on similarly underprivileged communities, but that might have been limited to Kanye West and not "Christian Genius Billionaire Kanye West". Time will tell, I suppose. But when the time comes, he's got my vote. Sure he's a literal crazy person, but who isn't? At least with Kanye, what you see is what you get. Yeah he's bi-polar with regular, manic, god-complex highs, but his heart's in the right place. I could see the campaign slogan now: Crazy or Corrupt? I don't know about you, but I'm voting crazy every time. Also: ye was a really good album and pretty underrated. Jesus Is King was flawed but enjoyable nonetheless. Kids See Ghosts is a 10/10 masterpiece. Anyone who says Kanye's fallen off can catch these mf hands --- Esto es el fin, Grande Padre <cite>MysticBrohan posted [p:930327299] in post somet... [t:78166315]...</cite> <quote>MetalmindStats posted...</cite> <quote>Kanye West's recent words and actions</quote> How recent are we talking? "Slavery was a choice"? "That's why I charge the prices that I chaaaaarge"? Appearing at Joel Osteen's church? Music aside, I feel like Kanye is in a great place right now. He's seemed genuinely happy and fulfilled since he started doing Sunday Service early this year. I know this Christian direction won't last, as no Kanye era ever really does, but it's been really nice to see him in such a good place. Anyway, Kanye is gonna be president. Coming out in support of Trump was intentional and calculated. Note how he never really said what it was about Trump that he liked. The purpose of supporting Trump wasn't just to create controversy or tank his public image. Kanye is actually playing 4D chess with America, and is intelligently maneuvering himself into a position where he can make the big changes to society he loves ranting about. By publicly coming out in full support of Trump, but not his political ideologies or actions, he is currying favor with Trump's voter base. You see, people who support Trump don't actually care about his policies, they just like the idea of what he represents. Despite assumptions you may make, the majority of these people aren't actually racist xenophobic hatemongers, they're just slaves to their own mental shackles. By appealing to this substantial chunk of the American populace by supporting Trump, as well as this Christian direction he's been taking, Kanye is attempting what can only be described as the greatest political ploy of all time. Once he feels he's gotten the necessary support, he will announce his campaign. The billionaire Yeezy owner has the funding. He has the support of Trump-Republicans, Kim Kardashian fans, and handsome intellectual music lovers combined. I have no idea what party he'll be running for, but I have a pretty good idea of his platform. With his new right-wing base, Kanye will subvert expectations once more and run on a very liberal platform centered around prison reform. If you listen to Kanye's music or follow him in the media, I shouldn't have to quote New Slaves for you to know the private prison system is gonna be his number one priority. Based on his music and interviews and such I can only assume/hope the rest of his platform will be focused on similarly underprivileged communities, but that might have been limited to Kanye West and not "Christian Genius Billionaire Kanye West". Time will tell, I suppose. But when the time comes, he's got my vote. Sure he's a literal crazy person, but who isn't? At least with Kanye, what you see is what you get. Yeah he's bi-polar with regular, manic, god-complex highs, but his heart's in the right place. I could see the campaign slogan now: Crazy or Corrupt? I don't know about you, but I'm voting crazy every time. Also: ye was a really good album and pretty underrated. Jesus Is King was flawed but enjoyable nonetheless. Kids See Ghosts is a 10/10 masterpiece. Anyone who says Kanye's fallen off can catch these mf hands --- Esto es el fin, Grande Padre</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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