Didnt HBK of all people have to break down systemic racism to Road Dogg this very year? Toad Dogg is a textbook case of a culture vulture
It's always the shills and

Didnt HBK of all people have to break down systemic racism to Road Dogg this very year? Toad Dogg is a textbook case of a culture vulture
It happened post-Obama. Certain groups needing to accept that change was happening and they wouldn't always have 'one of their own' in the highest office in the country, regardless of what party they supported, threw a lot of people off. Made them feel out of control for the first time. Compounding that with a societal shift in people normally marginalized getting a bit of attention, and then young black and brown kids suddenly feeling galvanized as they realized the old rigidity of politics could be shaken up... it was 'too much, too fast' for some of these fukks, and the push-back, even among people who you woulda thought were 'good people' was... well. It was Trump. The party became the bastion for the fiscally obsessed, and the red pill incel crowd who felt like they weren't getting enough love simply for existing and lacking melanin, because that was all a lot of them had going for them to make them feel like they weren't total failures. At least they were white. Obama made them feel insecure; Trump showed up to coddle them; as one of them.The division in the US today over these political parties is so wild to me
I remember being in 6th grade when Bush won and mad of my teachers were rocking with it, but my family wasn’t. Some of the illest teachers I ever had too, definitely wasn’t any no nikkas shyt happening
Fast forward to now, being republican is basically synonymous with hating nikkas.
idk when this wild ass split happened but this shyt is bugged out. This bum ass nikka Trump really fukked shyt up..
I vote Democrat, but I literally never cared about anyone being republican until Trump got in office. Now if I know republicans are around, I get a lil nervous because I’m not tryna be a hate crime victim. How the fukk we get here?
It happened post-Obama. Certain groups needing to accept that change was happening and they wouldn't always have 'one of their own' in the highest office in the country, regardless of what party they supported, threw a lot of people off. Made them feel out of control for the first time. Compounding that with a societal shift in people normally marginalized getting a bit of attention, and then young black and brown kids suddenly feeling galvanized as they realized the old rigidity of politics could be shaken up... it was 'too much, too fast' for some of these fukks, and the push-back, even among people who you woulda thought were 'good people' was... well. It was Trump. The party became the bastion for the fiscally obsessed, and the red pill incel crowd who felt like they weren't getting enough love simply for existing and lacking melanin, because that was all a lot of them had going for them to make them feel like they weren't total failures. At least they were white. Obama made them feel insecure; Trump showed up to coddle them; as one of them.
The violent polarizing of the country's political system started almost the day Trump claimed Obama wasn't born in America with literally no evidence, and the media ran the story ad nauseum to the point of Barack needing to give it time and energy to dispute. It showed them that they could come up with dumb shyt and literally sandbag the other party by pushing them to dispute dumb shyt. And years later; the birther group became Trump's base. Because there are people who will believe the worst about non-white people if given any potential reason, no matter how ridiculous. And now four years after that, those people are still his base.
It's a literal cult of personality. Textbook definition, too.Man, it’s so insane
The way these people wear their political beliefs like it’s their literal being, personality and entire identity is borderline mental illness to me..
Like.. muhfukkas out here basing their entire outfits, social media content, etc. around Trump. It’s not normal.
Sting. And I stand on that!