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The US certainly oppressed black Caribbeans though. :francis:

The whole movement sound like the type of people who would firebomb daycares filled with children from the African diaspora.

Right now I think it may even outweighs colorism in the things I find the most abhorrent in our community.

:francis:
 

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The whole movement sound like the type of people who would firebomb daycares filled with children from the African diaspora.

Right now I think it may even outweighs colorism in the things I find the most abhorrent in our community.

:francis:
shyt weird. I grew up with the children of black Immigrants and culturally/socially we've had the same experience in this country.

:francis:

The biggest Juneteeth parade in Charlotte (its a multi day event) is put on by the house of Africa. :francis:


I just imagine a guy rocking an ADOS hat listening to go go music while posting on the Coli. :mjgrin:
 

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shyt weird. I grew up with the children of black Immigrants and culturally/socially we've had the same experience in this country.

:francis:

The biggest Juneteeth parade in Charlotte (its a multi day event) is put on by the house of Africa. :francis:


I just imagine a guy rocking an ADOS hat listening to go go music while posting on the Coli. :mjgrin:
Realistically, it’s a Siberian woman who’s working for $.05 per hour.
 

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kamala throwing shots @ warren having plans on breakfast club...it's on. :violent:

kamala said she doesn't roll out tons of plans because she's into proposals that are achievable...um, that's exactly why Warren's attracts people, Warren has PLANS that are actionable, not a bunch a waffling statements where no one can hold you to any one position
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Warrens plans are achievable? Half of em contradict each other.

This is warrens ideas.

We’re going to get plan 1 by getting taxes from bucket a and bucket b.

Her supporters :blessed:

We’re going to get plan 2 by getting taxes from bucket b and bucket c.

Her supporters :blessed:

Waits two weeks....:troll:

We’re going to get plan 3 from getting taxes from bucket a and bucket c.

Her supporters :blessed:


Her plans are written out but all the dollars she’s getting the money from come from the same places.

Got to give her pr team props tho bc they just change up the verbiage on where they’re getting the money from even tho it’s the same place they referenced in 3-4 other of her “plans”.

Idiocracy at its finest:ehh:
 

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Theres no winning against these folks :scust:

How ridiculous have they become? :dahell:

I keep saying democrats are losing by defending all these illegals.

You can reunify them with their kids...but immediate legalization?

WTF?! :dahell:

How the hell are these activists being reasonable? :gucci:






Warren interrupted by immigration activists at progressive conference | Daily Mail Online

Warren interrupted by immigration activists at progressive conference
An immigration activist group attempted to detail Elizabeth Warren's triumphant return on Saturday to a gathering for movement progressives who helped make her a star.

Warren was part-way through an on-stage interview at Netroots Nation's presidential forum, where she'd been sounding the alarm on big tech, when demonstrators took control of the event.

'We need legalization on Day One of the 11 million undocumented immigrants,' an activist shouted at Warren, as members of her advocacy group positioned a banner promoting their cause directly in front of cameras taping the event.


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An immigration activist group attempted to detail Elizabeth Warren's triumphant return on Saturday to a gathering for movement progressives responsible for turning her into a Democratic star

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Warren was part-way through an on-stage interview at Netroots Nation's presidential forum, where she'd been sounding the alarm on big tech, when demonstrators took control of the event

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The demonstrator appeared to be associated with the organization Movimiento Coshecha, an immigrant-led group advocating for asylum for the nation's entire undocumented population and family reunification

The demonstrator appeared to be associated with the organization Movimiento Coshecha, an immigrant-led group advocating for asylum for the nation's entire undocumented population and family reunification.


Movimiento Coshecha had stormed Joe Biden's campaign headquarters in Philadelphia, where the event Warren attended was also being held, earlier in the week, and said Saturated that it had chased the leading Democratic candidate around New Hampshire over the weekend.

She proceeded to shout loudly about the Obama administration's handling of illegal immigration as Warren offered to provide her position on the issue, telling her, 'Let's talk about immigration.'

Not satisfied with Warren's support for a total overhaul of the current process, she told Warren that the immigrants 'need your commitment' that they'll receive legal status on the first day of her presidency, if she's elected.

'If you don't commit, we're leaving,' the woman told her, as two security guards approached her. 'You are not committing,' she told Warren, before she did just that.


Warren told the crowd as the protesters excited the ballroom she was addressing that she wants to expand legal immigration and create a pathway to citizenship not just for Dreamers but families, too.

'A path for citizenship that is fair and attainable,' she said of her plan.

She said illegal immigrants who have been in American for years and and 'integrated' into their communities should be be allowed to remain in the country.

'Part three is I will stop this ugly mess at our borders,' she said. 'No great nation tears families apart. No great nation locks up children. We need at the - we must at the borders respect the dignity of every human being who comes here.'

The Massachusetts senator became emotional as she discussed her visit to the McAllen, Texas, intake facility for immigrants who cross the border illegally.

'I saw firsthand the cages. The cages of women. The cages of men. And then the cages of little girls,' she said. 'And they're, they're just clumped together in cages.'

Warren said she'd crack down on sexual and physical abuse at the detention centers. She said on her first day in office she'd appoint a commission to look into those crimes.

'And Donald Trump may be willing to look the other way, but President Elizabeth Warren will not,' she said to loud applause.

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Warren told the crowd as the protesters excited the ballroom she was addressing that she wants to expand legal immigration and create a pathway to citizenship not just for Dreamers but families, too

Warren had taken the stage at the gathering she's been attending for years to rapturous applause. An attendee in the packed hall, where the fire marshal had already issued a warning about stuffing the aisles, shouted to her, 'We love you, Liz!'

The audience chanted the Massachusetts senator's name. 'Warren, Warren, Warren, Warren,' they declared.

She reminisced about the early days, when she set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for Barack Obama with the backing of conference's community and charged ahead with a recommendation to heavily regulate top tech brands.

'Oh boo hoo,' she said of a $5 million fine the Federal Trade Commission hit Facebook with Friday for privacy violations.

The company's stock went up, not down, after the announcement.

'We need to break up big tech,' she proclaimed.

Warren said companies like Amazon are making a fortune off small businesses and user data.

'They provide the platform. Yay! I love the platform. But they also suck up information about every one of those transactions,' she said. 'They suck up enough information to figure out, "Oh, this pet cookie store is profitable." And so what do they do? They use that information to design what will be the Amazon pet cookies store.'

She said they call the product by another name, 'And then they move your profitable business that you sweated and bled for back to page seven, where it dies.'

Warren said that companies should have to choose whether they want to provide the platform for product sales or create products, 'But you don't get to do both.'

Additionally, she said the U.S. needs to enforce existing anti-trust laws so that large companies do not have as much power to steamroll small businesses.

'Over time, creating these bigger and bigger giants, are both enormously damaging to the marketplace, to consumers and ultimately to democracy,' she said. 'When giant companies have so much power that they get to call the shots in Washington, it's no longer just about the economy that they own, it's our entire country. We've got to fight back on this.'

Warren said the criminal justice system needs to be reformed, front to back, so that minorities receive equal justice under the law.

She said she strongly supports marijuana legalization. 'It's not just for the few of you who think it's funny,' she said after some attendees whooped and hollered. 'Not just for the mellow folks in the back. Or the folks with all the cookies over there.'

Rather, she said blacks and whites use marijuana at the same rate, yet blacks are three times more likely to go to jail for abusing the substance.

'So easy answer for me. Make it legal, and then that problem goes away,' she added.

Cash bail also needs to be eliminated and cannot be replaced with a system that discriminates against certain communities. For-profit prisons should also be banned, she said.

'We've got to reform this whole system,' she asserted.








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I'm surprised she's not doing better with blue collar cacs. That student loan plan will be a get out of jail card for a lot of middle class millennials.
For one, she’s a woman and unlike HRC in 08, she’s not running against a black guy. Two, Bernie campaigned all those places dating back to 2015 and Biden dating back to 08 as VP. The fact is, her strongest support (FYI a lot of Team Warren is from Team Hillary 2016) is from white women who want a woman president and she fits their mold of a highly intelligent and “qualified” woman. Unsurprisingly, their second choice is Harris. Basically, the blue collar supporters and the youth who think politics are BS that you need to come out to vote are still backing Bernie and then to an extent Biden because of his Scranton, PA bullshyt. I’ve said this before, Warren has to finish top 2 in both of the initial caucuses or she will have no point being in the race. She is like 4 or 5th with black people right now. South Carolina could end her. What we are seeing is that people on TV and the consultancy class are very different than your average voter so they can skew perception. I don’t know how you didn’t all learn this from the Trump election.

I don’t say that happily as a progressive because from what I can see, it looks like a centrist may win this primary. If you add the support for progressives vs. centrists you get a split slightly better than Sanders vs. Hillary 2016. It’s on young people basically.
 
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