What’s interesting is that I never seen militants discuss Biden in a more complete sense. They often discuss him on surface terms and often use misleading or incomplete statements to run away with a narrative and snowflake outrage. That’s not to say that Biden hasn’t said comments that are worthy of criticism, but I’ve also never seen discussion on things Biden actually favored because I guess agreeing “Jim Crow Joe” would be harmful to the narrative.
Everyone here cried, used an incomplete quote regarding Biden saying he didn’t want his child to grow up in a racial jungle. The narrative ya’ll established is that Biden didn’t want his child growing up around black people. That’s not true. Here’s the actual quote.
Biden was talking about the racial tensions surrounding busing and desegregation and that if the government didn’t have an orderly solution to integration, the tension would increase and create a volatile environment that he didn’t want his child in. I don’t see anything wrong with that.
Now, this was Biden’s stance on busing.
He thought forced busing was bullshyt. Now, Biden’s ultimate positions on busing definitely deserve criticism, but here is something nobody mentions:
Interesting. I seem to recall a lot of ya’ll being against integration and instead wanted the government to put resources into black communities like ya’ll favorite fake outrage militant here:
Biden directly says this 45 years ago and I haven’t seen this discussed here. Why?
Biden supported housing desegregation and putting resources into black communities over busing because he thought it would be more effective. Again. I’ve never seen this discussed here.
Interesting. I seem to recall seeing posts here about how integration was harmful to black culture. But that Biden quote sounds pretty damn pro-black to me.
Also, I never heard anyone here mention Biden burying Reagan’s Secretary of State during a 1986 Senate hearing over the treatment of black South Africans during Apartheid. Reagan, his team and supporters supposedly wanted to end Apartheid, but they really thought it was more important to maintain economic relations with South Africa rather than end Apartheid while also spreading communist fear mongering regarding Nelson Mandela and his supporters.
This hearing partly led to the Anti-Apartheid legislation that overrode Reagan’s veto.
Biden is not some hateful white boogeyman racist that you all want him to be. He’s simply a white man that had some good policy ideas, some terrible policy ideas, good Senate votes, terrible Senate votes, and has made racially insensitive remarks in the past that deserve criticism along with the bad ideas and votes.
Why is it assumed that something aimed at criminals is inherently meaning black people?
