r/BlackPeopleTwitter 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/EnlightnedRedditor Jul 25 '24

Not just solely on the picture, I’m saying in general. Isn’t the guy a racist? I’m surprised for the amount of women voters too, he’s had multiple counts of sexual misconduct. And his pedo allegations as well.

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u/Fragzilla360 ☑️ Jul 25 '24 edited Jul 25 '24

Yeah he’s a racist. But he didn’t just become a racist overnight and a segment of hip hop culture has had this weird ass fascination with him for at least the past 3 decades. Not saying this is the reason why that number is so high or that it’s even a contributing factor, it’s just… shit I don’t know, some people are just weird as fuck 😂 and I’m not gonna try to speak for all of us.

I guess for me personally I really find it shocking that he has that high a percentage of women voters, black or white or Asian, and everyone else. Given his stance on women’s reproductive rights, proven sexual violence against women, treating of and referring to women as sexual objects it absolutely blows my mind every day that any woman in this day and age can consider him as a viable contender for the presidency.

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u/b3nd3r_r0b0t Jul 25 '24

Facts about the hip hop culture having this weird fascination with him. How many different songs have "rich like trump" or reference staying in trump tower. Hell method man had him on an album. Sometimes we as a people only focus on money and not the dark shit with it.

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u/Ok_Concentrate_75 Jul 25 '24

That era, he was 1. Frequent in conversations on new younger Uber rich people 2. He was always being interviewed 3.His influence in the NYC/NJ area, where much of that rap sound was born from. So if I'm rapping about my area and I live in Brooklyn or Newark, I see a ton of Trump stuff.