ADOS: American Descendants of Slavery
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Ya'll just might want to follow this thread in TLR. Yvette Carnell is getting exposed something serious....All types of receipts of her past political stances.
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/yve...acist-sugar-daddy.720380/page-3#post-34290521
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/yve...acist-sugar-daddy.720380/page-3#post-34290521
ogc163
Superstar
Yvette got folks aggy, I'm curious...should #ADOS be blamed if Trump is re-elected?Secure Da Bag
Veteran
Why bother asking? They blamed ADOS for Trump getting elected the 1st time.
Why bother asking? They blamed ADOS for Trump getting elected the 1st time.
You know, I notice that with a lot of these immigrants, they want to be able to have their cake and eat it, too.
They will talk down on us Black Americans, but as soon as we say, fukk them, then it's a problem, then we are trying to be like white people.
I don't give a fukk, and haven't gave a fuKk for awhile, now. I only care about ADOS.
Why bother asking? They blamed ADOS for Trump getting elected the 1st time.
Yvette is irrelevant. And people really aren't talking about not voting over reparations.
Go outside.
"They" blamed the 55% of white women who voted for Trump.Why bother asking? They blamed ADOS for Trump getting elected the 1st time.
Exactly, blaming Comey, Russian intelligence, WikiLeaks, and white women is translated as blaming “ADOS” a hashtag trend that didn’t exist then.
They've literally said the democrats spent time blaming a phony Russia hoax for losing the election instead of giving tangibles to ADOS.Exactly, blaming Comey, Russian intelligence, WikiLeaks, and white women is translated as blaming “ADOS” a hashtag trend that didn’t exist then.
Then turn around and complain if someone says their lack of turnout may be partially responsible for Trump.
But isn't that the entire basis of the mechanism they want to use to get their goals?
fukk them hash tags nikkas. It's a mixture of idiots, non blacks and black people. Who neglected learning their roots acting out. Yea I said it.
saturn7
Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
Beto O’Rourke Shares Essay Revealing He’s Descended from Slave Owners
Beto O'Rourke Reveals He's Descended from Slave Owners
2020 presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke posted an essay revealing he is descended from slave owners, saying “I benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the expense of others.”
The former Texas congressman posted the essay to his Medium account Sunday night. The essay is titled “Rose and Eliza” who O’Rourke says are the two people his great-great-great-grandfather owned as slaves.
“I was recently given documents showing that both Amy and I are descended from people who owned slaves,” he wrote.
“In the aggregate, slavery, its legacy and the ensuing forms of institutionalized racism have produced an America with stark differences in opportunities and outcomes, depending on race,” O’Rourke wrote. “I benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the expense of others. That only increases the urgency I feel to help change this country so that it works for those who have been locked-out of — or locked-up in — this system.”
O’Rourke ended the essay by outlining his policy proposals aimed at reducing racial inequality, writing “I will continue to support reparations, beginning with an important national conversation on slavery and racial injustice.”
Beto O'Rourke Reveals He's Descended from Slave Owners
2020 presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke posted an essay revealing he is descended from slave owners, saying “I benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the expense of others.”
The former Texas congressman posted the essay to his Medium account Sunday night. The essay is titled “Rose and Eliza” who O’Rourke says are the two people his great-great-great-grandfather owned as slaves.
“I was recently given documents showing that both Amy and I are descended from people who owned slaves,” he wrote.
“In the aggregate, slavery, its legacy and the ensuing forms of institutionalized racism have produced an America with stark differences in opportunities and outcomes, depending on race,” O’Rourke wrote. “I benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the expense of others. That only increases the urgency I feel to help change this country so that it works for those who have been locked-out of — or locked-up in — this system.”
O’Rourke ended the essay by outlining his policy proposals aimed at reducing racial inequality, writing “I will continue to support reparations, beginning with an important national conversation on slavery and racial injustice.”