Black Trans Woman Voting For Trump?
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- After several months of keeping this to myself, in this video I reveal who I will be voting for in this up coming election. As black person who happens to be trans, I based my decision on the top issues that matter most to me. Please give the video a thumb up and share your comments. Thank you for listening. #trump #kamalaharris #harris2024 #trump2024 #lgbtqia #transwoman #blackvoters #tulsigabbard #jdvance #timwalz #donaldtrump #democrats #republicans
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I agree with vote the policies . Donald Trump in his last term gave a lot of money to black colleges. You have a very blessed day .
@@bethparsons3625 He sure did. You also have a blessed day. Thank you for watching.
Trump Didn't give black college's what they needed to survive Biden came in to office gave more money to HBCU'S than any sitting president and continues to do so today
Some of these colleges were going to close down had it not been for Biden and Kamala look it up! They put a end to under funded Black college's.
Yes, the democrat's bad policies affect everyone, no matter your background or other preferences.
@@michaellovetere8033 Yes. Thank you for watching.
Really, then why does every Republican president have a recession during their time in office that a Democratic president have to save the country from if what you say is true prove me wrong. Look it up present facts.
Funny how a lot of black people don't know that trump saved the HBCU,'s and get mad when you tell them this.
@@BeautyInYOU583 Right. My mother didn’t not know who Willie Brown is.
Trump didn't save a damn thing!He gave a little money not nearly enough to save HBCU'S from damn near closing their doors! Biden and Harris have given 10 ×as much than any president in history! Look it up cut the bs it's common knowledge !
That pink hairband looks great on you! Not that I know the first thing about fashion ;)
As for voting, yes, always based on policies. To me, that also means long-term consequences of proposals.
For example, it was very easy to predict that the Patriot Act would be used against us, the people. I'm an immigrant from Germany, still living there at the time, and I couldn't believe this went through.
(Which is why I am not sure that I agree with your assessment regarding worst US president in the last 40-50 years; I'd say Bush jr. is at least tied for that place).
As for this election, while yes: economy plays a huge role, I don't forget the value of our Constitution. Without it, we will fail. So it is of utmost importance to me (and my American born husband) that a future president will uphold all aspects of it.
There will be an economic crash in the near future, Trump or not. A savvy business man might be able to soften the blow a bit, but everybody better be ready. With Trump at the helm we should have a better chance of pulling through much faster, though; if he doesn't try to bribe everybody with another round of "gifts" that is. I'd much prefer if he just cut the red tape for small businesses.
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Entirely different topic: hate crimes. I am not sure I follow you. How is it that that the concept of hate crimes is favoring Americans with Asian heritage over those with African roots? As far as I can tell, the laws are equally enforced in that regard?
Also, I cannot follow your statement in regards to the prevalence of who commits hate crimes against whom the most. Last time I looked, it was black Americans being over-represented (percentage wise). Actual Justice Warrior had a video (or several?) on this topic, the data he had was from official sources and seemed solid.
Obviously, I am not an expert. Let me know if I am wrong and where to find better data. I definitely don't mean to attack you or "call you out", just being baffled since what you say doesn't match what I believe (and I want to know whether I have to adjust my stance).
@@p.s.shnabel3409 Thank you for watching. Yes, the Asian’s did get a hate crime bill per the Biden/Harris Admin, which provided them with money and resources. Asians are not really a group that votes in mass. However, blacks overwhelmingly vote for the Democrats, and still get nothing. Most hate crimes are against us, and we still have no protections.
@@p.s.shnabel3409 the problem is nobody is addressing the problems in the inner cities. I am from Baltimore Maryland and my best friend still lives there I am terrified to go back and see her because it has gotten so out of control up there. You have a blessed day
@@bethparsons3625 Thank you for your reply.
Yeah, inner cities are a problem. My husband lived in Baltimore for a couple of years when he was a teen. Not the inner cities, but even so ... he says he is sad how much worse it's gotten in the last several decades.
From my outsiders' perspective, it's an intentional situation. Keep black Americans caught up in a vicious circle of poverty, violence and bad education. Blame "white supremacy" and Republicans and have a captive voter base forever.
(Again, don't get me wrong ... obviously both white supremacy and Republicans aren't blameless, but not to the extent Democrats claim; I'd actually say it's mostly Democrat policies harming poor Americans of all colors the most).
Divide and conquer never fails.
To me, we're all Americans first and (as an outsider myself) the differences between different ethnicities within in the US are much smaller than the differences between any typical American and any typical European.
Sure, on the surface it might seem that a white American shares a lot of with (for example) a German citizen. Believe you me, once you start looking under the hood, it turns out that ain't really so.
And I really wished my fellow Americans would realize how much we're all connected and how vital we are for each other. How the most important thing is to make sure we benefit as Americans, regardless of what we look like.
Thanks for your insight, how was life been treating you as of late?
I don't do politics but it's always nice to see you beautiful.
@@corneliusharris2955 Thank you for watching.
She’s claiming to be black now. She used the race card twice. Being the first Indian American Senator, and now the first African American VP. And don’t forget, still no interviews! The DNC was all about trashing Trump and not talking about how they’re gunna fix the country they screwed up. And it’s sad you lost some followers. We should be able to respectfully disagree, and not be canceled.
Dumbest arguments ever ! Have you not seen her Father and sister? You go tell a Jamaican they ain't black you'll get cursed out! Africans migrated all over this 🌎 we are in every culture even Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Brazil,and many many more which is why many races are darker than your average American black! LIFE STARTED IN AFRICA ITS BEEN PROVEN OVER AND OVER AGAIN! SO GUESS WHAT SHES BLACK IT ONLY TAKES ONE DROP FROM HER FATHER! I look at my own kids I've got a darker complexion a lighter complexion a brown skin a medium lighter skin child we as a people do to slavery have a variety of shades in our families nothing new.
Her sister is as black as any black person she just took more after her mom's side in features it happens people! Her sister took more after her Dad's side . My oldest and 3rd oldest look more like me my other two daughters look more like their mom's side of the family!
Nonsense.
What planet are you on , please do your research.🤬
@@angelenayeboah8994 I already have.