We stand with the black community that has suffered for years under democrat rule, being offered government money to break up families and birth as many children as possible from single-parent families.
We stand with the black community that suffered from terrible school systems of unionized teachers who don't give a shit about them.
We stand with the black community that gets up every morning, works hard every day, and watches their children murdered in church parking lots or playing in their living rooms, which the rest of America turns away and ignores.
We stand with the black community in America who can't arm themselves for protection, while their neighborhoods run rampant with murder and drugs.
We stand with the black community whose churches were shutdown by states over fears of a virus, giving them no place to meet up with others who share their views and beliefs, isolating them in their homes.
We stand with our fellow Americans who saw this whole thing ramping up and knew their own neighborhoods and businesses were going to burn at the hands of opportunist thugs egged on by corporate news and interlopers from outside their area, paid by political operatives who want to see everything that's good about America destroyed because they hate a man who lives far away from them, a man many of their community helped to elect president. A man who helped bring record prosperity to their communities.
We stand with you, our fellow Americans. We, like you, will never take a knee. We know you are out there. We are here to let you know we're out there too. We will win. One way or another. Together.
There’s no excuse for some of the things we watched this past week.
You can stand with them, but I’m over trying to be morally correct at the expense of our livelihoods and integrity.
My camel’s back was broken. I’m out.
I'm not standing with those pieces of shit that throw a rock or turn over a police car or break a window or grandstand about how hard their life is. I'm standing with the people whose kids have to play in the driveway because it's not safe at the park. The people who have to walk home from the bus stop at night carrying tips and worrying that they'll get mugged. The people who can't go to church because the same people that said they can't buy a gun to protect their family told them to be afraid of a virus that's killing 90-year old people three states away.
This all sounds so very nice and even morally righteous. In fact, I’ve had these same sentiments after previous riots and destructive situations. Unity and peace have been at the forefront of my mind, even after being attacked, called names and robbed. However, it’s time to take the training wheels off. There isn’t a single thing I see that can be done to successfully commingle with the black community without the inherent dangers that are so widely prevalent.
I’m not against the black community, but I have zero will to pretend that they want change. Sure, there’s good people across the board. I’m not going to deny that, but nothing in the past 60 years has shown me that it’s worth the effort.
This is the real world. Some of us are looking for peace. Some people are looking for unity. The bottom line is, no pretty words are going to make those two things directly related. I want peace, even if that means standing alone.
Trump’s approval rate among Blacks surged over 40%. That’s the absolute minimum number of blacks who are disgusted with what they’re seeing. Don’t let the media narrative darken your soul.
You’re totally incorrect. It’s 40% of black voters which is a tiny fraction of their population.
You’re talking about 6 million people or so out of 50 million. Not exactly the number you have confused for 40% of their population.
Still, my soul is looking for a reprieve from endless attempts and excuses made. It’s being dragged down by the element as opposed to lifted by the light.
Just keep in mind that many of the people who claim to be for the "black community" don't give a fucking shit about any of the people in it. The Jesse Jacksons and Al Sharptons of the world certainly don't. The people out there hustling for free shit don't, and the white saviors who want to manipulate them to keep them voting for leftists damn sure don't.
There are still people who are married, go to church, raise their kids the right way, and work hard to be good Americans who are stuck in places that are dangerous. Those people deserve to be spoken for, particularly now when they are anything but. The leftists would very much like to pit black vs white right now. I'm for telling the loudmouths on both sides to shut the fuck up so we can all continue to make America great.
You’re incorrect on one facet. The “good” blacks have to speak up for themselves and not rely on others to help them.
All efforts in the past from non-blacks have proven to be ineffective in helping the situation. We can’t help. They don’t want our help. All it had done is hurt the people who want the best, but good intentions, as you know, is how you pave the road to hell.
Maybe I wasn't clear, because I completely agree with everything you are saying.
They do have to speak up for themselves, but they also deserve our support. I'm not marching in there telling anyone how to do things, but I'm damn sure backing them up and praying for them because they're my fellow citizens. This current era of being ostracized for failing to repeat ignorant opinions is a battle many of those people have been fighting for a long time.
In this time of the left fanning the flames of racial conflict for their own gains, it's important to remember the people who share our values, and all the lines, economically, racially, etc, that those values cross.
Yep. Never been any other way. Unless you are an unAmerican one...then IDGAF what color you are, GFY and GTFO! XD
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