Real N Quotes
East Is In The House OMG
Obama knows the truth. The only way to stop gang violence is to end the drug war, I mean 21st century slavery.
Obama knows the truth. The only way to stop gang violence is to end the drug war, I mean 21st century slavery.
Obama can't solve all the problems and nobody is expecting him to. But he's not making any inroads on shyt he does have influence over (prison industrial complex for example), and he has distanced himself from the black community.lol so many on this board speaking nonsense talking about obama is doing empty rhetoric and shyt, he is one man. He can't fix the black community with a magic wand nor does he have the power to do so.
You people complain that he never was going to visit the crime riddled streets of chicago because he doesn't care but when does you say he is just talking just to talk. Just pitiful..
This is probably the biggest issue with the black community today, the black community is reliant on one black man who is president to fix all it's ills when they should be taking the matter into their own hands and it's not empty rhetoric because it's fukking true. No one man can fix that type of violence unless you want marshall law or some shyt.
He made no mention of how the legal system is skewed against us even when you remove factors unique to our community/culturesome of yall need to listen the speech before you go making diatribes and wild comments, obama connected violence to poverty and he suggested a bunch of ideas to help the economy in those neighborhoods
the only valid criticism of the speech is that it was too centered
He made no mention of how the legal system is skewed against us even when you remove factors unique to our community/culture
With or Without Sentencing Guidelines, Black Men Get Screwed
What did they disagree on? I thought Rev Wright was the homie.
And as much as Obama has changed his mind on what I thought were his fundamental policies/beliefs over the last 5 years, I don't think anyone besides Fox News would cry about Obama suddenly taking an interest in the black community. They complain when dude "talks slang".
He could agree with and implement Rev Wright's suggestions w/o explicitly citing Rev Wright as his motivatornothing. But he had to act like he disagreed with Rev Wright when they was gettin at him for that Rev Wright sermon.
Barack Obama Repudiates Rev. Jeremiah Wright - YouTube
He could agree with and implement Rev Wright's suggestions w/o explicitly citing Rev Wright as his motivator
If Farakkhan said the govt needs to invest more into education, should Obama not push to do so out of fear with being "controlled by" Farakkhan? I'll go further and say Obama is in his second term... what does he have to fear period?
What are we to do when every single candidate is bought and paid for... is it even POSSIBLE to get into that position without? Is it possible to make any decisions in office that go against those forces?Man fukk Obama.
Can't believe I voted for this nikka twice and the rest of the Black Democrats that have sold out their own people.
All these nikkaz are bank roll puppets. Career politicians that are only worried about getting re-elected instead of voting to benefit their own people.
He made no mention of how the legal system is skewed against us even when you remove factors unique to our community/culture
With or Without Sentencing Guidelines, Black Men Get Screwed
And again he + his party are going out of their way to help Latinos specifically, but in this speech he just threw out a bunch of vague suggestions + ideas that would help the country at large, and not necessarily address the unique problems of the black community. Latinos have unique problems they get unique govt help to solve them. Gays have unique problems they get unique govt help to solve them. Blacks have unique problems, we get vague allusions to basically fix our shyt ourselves... even though many of the issues we face interfacing with the govt are the same category of issues the other groups face- institutional discrimination & violations of civil rights