r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/EnlightnedRedditor • Jul 25 '24

Country Club Thread How yall feel about this

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Idc too much for politics, just wanna know other peoples opinions on it.

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u/SirTroah ☑️ Jul 25 '24

Black men are riding for Trump hard because per the GOP: he is a convict and was arrested and that something that resonates with black men apparently. Oh and sneakers.

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u/Redittago ☑️ Jul 25 '24

Don’t forget he’ll get the jobs for “ the blacks.”

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u/Ok-Reward-770 ☑️ Jul 26 '24

The amount of videos on TikTok parodying this are ridiculous! 💀

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u/Yorha-with-a-pearl Jul 25 '24

They just don't want to vote Crime Bill Biden and Prosecutor Harris. So they prefer to vote chauvinistic, racist trash into power.

Makes perfect sense.

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u/zeuanimals Jul 25 '24

Prosecutor Harris < the only guy who called for the execution of the Central Park 5 after they were exonerated

I think these people have a death wish.

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u/chazjo ☑️ Jul 25 '24

We need to make When They See Us (the Central Park 5 series on Netflix) trending before the election because there's no way people are looking to vote Trump above Harris just because of her being a prosecutor.

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u/BlurredSight Jul 26 '24

Kamala Harris definitely was in bed with Cop unions and definitely wasn't pushing for lesser sentencing for black communities especially during her time as AG.

But Trump did 13 executions in 3 months after he lost the election, so between November 2020, and his final day in January 2021 he and his homeboy AG Barr were pushing for faster and faster scheduling for Death Row inmates, 8 who were black, 2 who were presumed innocent.

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u/dbclass ☑️ Jul 25 '24

According to what? Is there polling data showing this? I’ve seen so much about black men voting Republican but haven’t seen any data to back that up when it’s brought up every election since 2016. People even said black men wouldn’t vote for Abrams in Georgia and despite her having a lukewarm campaign still won over 80% of black men.

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u/SirTroah ☑️ Jul 25 '24

No in talking about the talking heads saying that they got the black men vote specifically for that

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u/idredd ☑️ Jul 26 '24

All I gotta say is I hope to see the apology shouted from the rooftops in November if this all turns out to be bullshit and Black men go hard for Kamala. I’m so tired of black men constantly being the heel in the media narrative and all this “we don’t support black women” shit feels as fake to me as the missing black fathers shit was for decades.

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u/SirTroah ☑️ Jul 26 '24

People think social media is real as opposed to just real loud.