What Black Americans Need Is to Build Wealth. All the Democrats Offer Are Handouts

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INGSOC
PREMO Member
That's not even the full story. In addition to the significant number of Black voters who switched their votes from Democrat to Republican candidates, overall Black turnout in 2022 was at its lowest level since 2006, indicating that large numbers of Black voters sat the last election out because they couldn't bring themselves to vote for either party.

That doesn't surprise me. I've seen firsthand how Democrats have neglected the needs and interests of the Black community. For decades, they've proclaimed themselves to be champions of the Black community while implementing policies that perpetuate the cycle of poverty, deny us the opportunities we need to succeed, and leave our neighborhoods at the mercy of criminals.

The solution to economic inequality, for instance, cannot possibly be more government handouts. We know this because that approach has been tried over and over, at the state, local, and federal levels, and we haven't made any real progress toward solving the problem.


 

Monello

Smarter than the average bear
PREMO Member
Anyone that wants to get ahead in America would be wise to copy the behaviors of recent Asian immigrants to the US. Their kids are eating the lunch of home grown Americans. ANd good for them for doing that. The parents push their values down to their kids. Some of those values are:

Work hard
Support education
Involved in their kid's school work
Respect authority
Study hard

When a population that is just 7.2% of the population gets all the slots for Ivy league schools, you know they are doing something right.
 

OccamsRazor

Well-Known Member
So wait...
Black voter turnout for 2022 was at it's lowest levels since 2006 YET... Uncle Joe got 80+ million (record) votes??
 

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
So wait...
Black voter turnout for 2022 was at it's lowest levels since 2006 YET... Uncle Joe got 80+ million (record) votes??
He captured 100% of the Metabolically Challenged Demographic.

They're reliably Democrat.
 

SamSpade

Well-Known Member
2020 was different than all the years preceding because of the ENORMOUS portion of the vote that was either in-person early - or by mail.

Some 69% of all votes cast in 2020 were non-traditional voting (early or absentee). In terms of actual votes cast (since there were so many more votes cast in 2020) - that's TWICE AS MANY as in 2016.

Sadly, I don't see this trend changing. But I know it can be exploited. My sister wasn't allowed to vote, because when she went in, they told her she'd already voted (she hadn't). I'm not at all pleased with mail-in votes.

The way I put it is, if you trust the mail so much, why don't you pay your mortgage or taxes - IN CASH - through the mail?
So why would you trust your VOTE?
 

PrchJrkr

Long Haired Country Boy
Ad Free Experience
Patron
If you're physically able to make it to the polls and choose not to, you shouldn't get to vote at all. Exceptions should be made for those that physically can't, but not just for the sake of convenience. Until this is addressed, we will never have fair elections.
 

Kinnakeet

Well-Known Member
That's not even the full story. In addition to the significant number of Black voters who switched their votes from Democrat to Republican candidates, overall Black turnout in 2022 was at its lowest level since 2006, indicating that large numbers of Black voters sat the last election out because they couldn't bring themselves to vote for either party.

That doesn't surprise me. I've seen firsthand how Democrats have neglected the needs and interests of the Black community. For decades, they've proclaimed themselves to be champions of the Black community while implementing policies that perpetuate the cycle of poverty, deny us the opportunities we need to succeed, and leave our neighborhoods at the mercy of criminals.

The solution to economic inequality, for instance, cannot possibly be more government handouts. We know this because that approach has been tried over and over, at the state, local, and federal levels, and we haven't made any real progress toward solving the problem.


Like Charles Barkley said Black people have been voting democrat for 50 years and their still poor
 
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