Biden gives Black farmers 2 billion in tangibles.

[jwinfield]

Didn't read the article, does she even have anything to do with this?

The Inflation Reduction Act allowed these payments to happen.

 

[TripleAgent]

Lmaooo just as predicted. They aren't rational people that will change their argument based on new information. They only care about feeling "right".

Observe these guys, and carry it into every future interaction with them. A huge blow to their bothsides perspective.

Now watch as they attack me with some argument trying to minimize this.

3..2..1...

bytch

 

[TripleAgent]

The Inflation Reduction Act allowed these payments to happen.

Cool. That's good.

 

[im_sleep]

2 billion for black people and this thread seeing zero traffic just unserious

Meanwhile nikkas arguing for 1000+ posts and counting about whether Kamala is Black or not

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Anybody check those farmers' hairlines?

 

[Shadow]

Good job

 

[ORDER_66]

Because @ORDER_66 @TripleAgent etc

Don't really give a shyt about this. It was all an excuse to keep running defence for the same arguments. They'll never concede even when it's blatantly not something "nothsides" would do.

Everyone should keep an eye on how they act in this thread. This singlehandedly disrupts everything they spoke about.

Watch as they still make the same arguments. They won't prove me wrong lol

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I literally asked about the lawsuit from the white farmers that stopped this on the first page you fukking retard... you serious???

 

[Cat piss martini]

 

[TripleAgent]

I literally asked about the lawsuit from the white farmers that stopped this on the first page you fukking retard... you serious???

Serious about dikkriding other men on The Coli? Yes he is

 

[Born2BKing]

I know that bytch ass nikka Clarence Thomas somewhere heated

His ass may file a lawsuit himself on behalf of Republicans

 

[Capitol]

Despite the progress made with this payout, Boyd acknowledges that there are still challenges faced by Black farmers. These include banks denying them access to operating funds and farm ownership loans, as well as recent allegations of racial discrimination by companies like John Deere. However, he sees this victory as a symbol of hope for those still fighting for justice.


I feel that they need the money as well as a major crack down or dismantling of these institutions that have intentionally sought to disrupt these brothers from making a living. There is still a lot to be done but I'm glad they got the bag

 

[Buddy]

Who the fukk is Johnny Elbow

Nearly made a thread this weekend formally introducing the concept.


Ask YOURSELF... who are ANY of these random ass people OP and others constantly make threads about cuz "he said _____"? We never see or hear about them again. They're nobodies.

During the Civil War, the Union had "Johnny Reb"
During the Vietnam, they had "Charlie"
For diaspora wars... Internet Ass Muhfukkas have @JohnnyElbow###



Always complete the ### with randomized digits

 

[8WON6]

So those white folks dropped that lawsuit that was stopping the payout???

looks like the lawsuits were dropped possibly because along with the $2 billion they gave to minorities and Blacks, $3.1 billion was given to others so they could avoid lengthy trials. Sounds like they basically lifted all boats.

Black and other minority farmers are getting $2 billion from USDA after years of discrimination

Black and other minority farmers are set to receive more than $2 billion in federal aid in response to decades of discrimination by the U.S. Department of Agriculture

abcnews.go.com

Faced with the likelihood of a lengthy court battle that would delay payments to farmers, Congress amended the law and offered financial help to a broader group of farmers. A new law allocated $3.1 billion to help farmers struggling with USDA-backed loans and $2.2 billion to pay farmers who the agency discriminated against.

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

2 billion for black people and this thread seeing zero traffic just unserious

Because people who talk that shyt are only concerned about what they get personally.

These farmers continued to spend their own money on lawsuits and they got what was due to them. In America you have to take what you're owed.

They'd rather post hashtags and stay home than support grassroots movements for reparations and justice with donations to legal funds, taking time to meet with elders and youth to educate and inform, or risking anything. They live in a fantasy where they'll wake up one day to millions of dollars in their bank account without having contributed anything to the movement.

 

[The True HD]

Nice win for farmers, still desire to start a small-scale family farm within the next 2 years to have a steady supply of healthy crops.


Currently learning about securities, asset-backed finances and the likes as it relates to consumers and we need more accountability of banks in Low Income areas that have to comply with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) standards but are failing to do so.

"The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), enacted in 1977, requires the Federal Reserve and other federal banking regulators to encourage financial institutions to help meet the credit needs of the communities in which they do business, including low- and moderate-income (LMI) neighborhoods."