Politics Creepy Joe Biden is your Pedophile-President

Well, that was another nothing burger.

 

That's simply not possible.

 

Another one of Trump's many many Black supporters? He must be up to what, 8% of Black voters who support him?

 

Just remember, it's virtually in the Blacks' DNA to vote Democratic.

https://press.princeton.edu/ideas/why-are-blacks-democrats

"Supporting the Democratic Party has come to be understood as just something you do as a black person, an expectation of behavior meant to empower the racial group."

 

Zuby has an amazing thread on Twitter, regarding White leftists and their mindset of ownership of the black vote.

https://unrollthread.com/t/1264144789307568129/

ZUBY:
I'm seeing a lot of people trying to pass off Joe Biden's #YouAintBlack comment as merely a 'gaffe' or 'joke'... But it wasn't. It revealed a deeply rooted and pernicious form of racism that is extremely pervasive in left-wing politics. Let me explain... (1/14)

Every black person is aware of the power and pain of being considered an 'outsider' within one's own 'race'. This happens everywhere, but it is a common phenomenon particularly amongst Black Americans, due to history and culture. (2/14)

You are probably familiar with terms like 'Uncle Tom', 'coon', 'house n*gga', 'coconut', 'Bounty' and 'race traitor'. These slurs are used to demean black people by stripping them of their 'Blackness'. (3/14)

ALL black conservatives, libertarians, centrists, or even moderate liberals have been on the receiving end of at least one of these slurs. Usually levied by another black person, but occasionally by a particularly bold 'woke white progressive' type. (4/14)

This form of ostracisation is particularly painful for Black Americans. Who are largely disconnected from their African roots due to the horrors of slavery. As a substitute, many cling to a fuzzy concept of 'Blackness'. For the sake of identity and community. (5/14)

So, to be considered 'not black' is like being an outcast of a community that often already feels alienated... (6/14)

I am not American and I do not speak on behalf of anybody but myself. These are my own thoughts. My name is Nzubechukwu and my heritage is of the Igbo tribe in Anambra state in Nigeria So NOBODY can take my 'Blackness' from me! They will look foolish trying! (7/14)

Most Black Americans don't have this SOLID sense of heritage. People (of all colours) know this and weaponise it against them to prevent individuals from stepping out of the 'groupthink'. Anyone who is perceived to go 'against' 'The Black Community' must be punished. (8/14)

Left-wing politicians, activists and professional race hustlers have used this psychological warfare to keep black people 'in check' and voting for them for many decades. It’s demeaning, discriminatory, and it strips black people of our agency. (9/14)

So, when Biden suggested that 'you ain't Black' if you consider voting for Trump instead of him, he exposed a much deeper form of racism. The sense of 'ownership' of Black people. Unearned allegiance and entitlement. It was a vile statement... (10/14)

But it was also honest. Because that's how a lot of these politicians and 'progressives' really feel about black people. Like they own us. (11/14)

If you were born black, then you will die black. There is no such thing as being 'politically black'. This is nonsense designed to CONTROL you and keep you needy. NOBODY can take away your ‘Blackness’. Your ‘Black Card’ is your birthright. Regardless of who you vote for. (12/14)

I would never dream of telling anyone who they must vote for, based on their skin colour nor genitalia. That would be extremely arrogant, condescending and discriminatory. Be VERY suspicious of anybody who talks like that. They want to control your mind. (13/14)

That is all. I hope you enjoyed my TED talk. Much love. Zuby #ImStillBlack (fin)

I’m curious how @dviss1 thinks of his thoughts..

 

I know people of different races that are democrats, independants, republicans, , Protestants, Catholics, Buddhist, Agnostic, Atheist, Life & Choice, and they are all very nice kind people who wouldn't push their views on anyone, sure they will listen and discuss, but they are respectful of others points of views. That to me this is how we should be modeling to our young people, it will only make their immediate world a better place. Within my own family unit I have a mix of the ones I mentioned and Im thankful we all respect and treat each other as family and would go the distance to help each other regardless. Yes we even have a love for one another.
I may support Joe but his remark was not respectful.

 

You think kissing someone you just met on the back of the head and smelling their hair right before they are set to give a speech is okay?? Might as well have slapped her on the rear and said go get em tiger.

 

It is ironic. I mean Zuby is as white as they come. /sarcasm

 

Oh I know you weren’t. You just ignore blacks truly concerned when it’s against your political leaning.

mags

 

That T shirt is absolutely correct....Joe Biden is not black

 

I see you Clarence Thomas and Kanye West...….why politicize race when America is a melting pot? Joe went public with an immediate apology for his gaff.....Trump has yet to apologize for trashing our first black president....let's compare racists and political opponents eh?

 

No clue, seems the deflection: Yeah but Trump... Argument doesn’t address what Biden said.

 

Ah, another, “but you did” statement. Nice deflection.

 

Oh, “Adult conversations” usually require one side actually reading the point of the other. I’ve proven I’ve at least read and tried debating the other side’s issue. You have not.