Puff Daddy comes at Barack Obama on Hot 97 interview

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1. While Vote or Die undoubtedly was a great movement, Puff says in here that it was black people who got Obama elected. Uhhhh, not really. We make up 13% of the population. We were not the deciding factor. Whomever convinced so many WHITE people to vote for him was what got the victory. Lets be real here...black people were going to vote for him anyway. Thats been one of the dreams of our community - to get a black man in the White House.

2. Too often I see an ignorance of how the government works. Puff didn't mention Congress at all. That's where we are losing. Vote or Die would have been more important in the congressional elections. That's where nobody shows up to vote, and when voter turnout is low, Republicans win. You want jobs Puff? Are you aware of Obama's job plan of 2010 that was going to provide thousands of blue collar jobs across the country to rebuild our infrastructure? Black people would have greatly benefitted from these jobs. That he set it up so it would be paid for by an extra %.7 on all Americans making $1,000,000 or more. GUESS WHO SHOT HIS BILL DOWN.

3. I wish he would have expanded on "direct aid to black people". Thats wayyyy too general. You mean send every black person a check? Or fund programs? What programs? Will it be legal?

4. Education? Obama's 2010 jobs bill was also going to send $30 billion to modernize 35,000 public schools. Again, it was going to be paid for by rich people. Again, GUESS WHO SHOT HIS BILL DOWN.

Obama is not above being criticized. But unfortunately a lot of the criticism I hear coming from people in our community is grounded in ignorance of how the government works.

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1. While Vote or Die undoubtedly was a great movement, Puff says in here that it was black people who got Obama elected. Uhhhh, not really. We make up 13% of the population. We were not the deciding factor. Whomever convinced so many WHITE people to vote for him was what got the victory. Lets be real here...black people were going to vote for him anyway. Thats been one of the dreams of our community - to get a black man in the White House.

2. Too often I see an ignorance of how the government works. Puff didn't mention Congress at all. That's where we are losing. Vote or Die would have been more important in the congressional elections. That's where nobody shows up to vote, and when voter turnout is low, Republicans win. You want jobs Puff? Are you aware of Obama's job plan of 2010 that was going to provide thousands of blue collar jobs across the country to rebuild our infrastructure? Black people would have greatly benefitted from these jobs. That he set it up so it would be paid for by an extra %.7 on all Americans making $1,000,000 or more. GUESS WHO SHOT HIS BILL DOWN.

3. I wish he would have expanded on "direct aid to black people". Thats wayyyy too general. You mean send every black person a check? Or fund programs? What programs? Will it be legal?

4. Education? Obama's 2010 jobs bill was also going to send $30 billion to modernize 35,000 public schools. Again, it was going to be paid for by rich people. Again, GUESS WHO SHOT HIS BILL DOWN.

Obama is not above being criticized. But unfortunately a lot of the criticism I hear coming from people in our community is grounded in ignorance of how the government works.
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The biggie diss was after the meth collab tho:jbhmm:
 

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puff daddy JEWISH LIBERAL SPONSOR got him talking like that...

RON BURKLE was the man behind DIDDYs (VOTE OR DIE) movement

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And RON BURKLE is a protege of GEORGE SOROS the original sponsor of OBAMA who has been DISAPPOINTED with OBAMA and his casual approach as far as kissing Isreal A$$

it's all about the CLINTON REGIME and the GAY RIGHTS MOVEMENT of which SOROS led the way with his initiative to push GAY MARRIAGE in the early 2000s
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I believe Bernie Sanders would be a potential answer to a lot of our problems, but again, so much of it depends on the cooperation of Congress. And I just don't know that he has enough star power to defeat Hillary. Man I am SO with you on legalizing weed. I think this is something that even Republicans can be convinced to get on board with because it can make so many of them very rich. And the tax dollars that will be gained from it could uplift a lot of programs and increase pay for teachers, police, whatever. Maybe most importantly it will keep so many of our brothers and sisters out of the criminal justice system.
What in American history makes you trust the government enough to give them more power over the lives of black people?

Im asking because you seem like a level headed dude...
...but I just dont understand why black people have this love hate relationship w/ government.

We say we hate it so much (Black Lives Matter, Prision Complex, Drug Laws, Police, shytty black neighborhoods)....yet we still look for them to support us.
Why?
 

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1. While Vote or Die undoubtedly was a great movement, Puff says in here that it was black people who got Obama elected. Uhhhh, not really. We make up 13% of the population. We were not the deciding factor. Whomever convinced so many WHITE people to vote for him was what got the victory. Lets be real here...black people were going to vote for him anyway. Thats been one of the dreams of our community - to get a black man in the White House.

2. Too often I see an ignorance of how the government works. Puff didn't mention Congress at all. That's where we are losing. Vote or Die would have been more important in the congressional elections. That's where nobody shows up to vote, and when voter turnout is low, Republicans win. You want jobs Puff? Are you aware of Obama's job plan of 2010 that was going to provide thousands of blue collar jobs across the country to rebuild our infrastructure? Black people would have greatly benefitted from these jobs. That he set it up so it would be paid for by an extra %.7 on all Americans making $1,000,000 or more. GUESS WHO SHOT HIS BILL DOWN.

3. I wish he would have expanded on "direct aid to black people". Thats wayyyy too general. You mean send every black person a check? Or fund programs? What programs? Will it be legal?

4. Education? Obama's 2010 jobs bill was also going to send $30 billion to modernize 35,000 public schools. Again, it was going to be paid for by rich people. Again, GUESS WHO SHOT HIS BILL DOWN.

Obama is not above being criticized. But unfortunately a lot of the criticism I hear coming from people in our community is grounded in ignorance of how the government works.

That's it in a nutshell. People think you put one guy in place and all your problems go away. Real change starts from the bottom up. Ferguson was a Black down run by a tiny White minority like South Africa. Just getting a good mayor ended stop-n-frisk in NYC. You've got to start at the bottom and get your people in place. What Obama's done with that many openly racist Republicans talking about Kenya and birth certificates is a damned miracle.
 

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What in American history makes you trust the government enough to give them more power over the lives of black people?

Im asking because you seem like a level headed dude...
...but I just dont understand why black people have this love hate relationship w/ government.

We say we hate it so much (Black Lives Matter, Prision Complex, Drug Laws, Police, shytty black neighborhoods)....yet we still look for them to support us.
Why?
Isn't one of the main reasons that we hate it is because we feel it hasn't supported us enough? At least not like it's supported white people?
 

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VOTE BERNIE SANDERS!
they are all liars and war mongers,,,Bernie talking what peopole wanna hear, just like :obama:, and will do the opposite as they all do, and did like :obama:

people need to wake up and realize, this is not a 2 party system,,, its all one same shytSTEM... why is it that when the opposing party takes office, the previous party policies remain the same, even if its bullshyt, the next party to win, never change shyt. Why is it that Obama, never brought up charges for Bush Or Cheney for war crimes. on camera, you are made to believe each party is each other enemy, behind closed doors, they are cigar chomping, scotch and whiskey drinking cronies who all are controlled by fortune 500 companies and international banking cartels.
 
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