Isaiah Bradley
Banned
Stacey Dash is entitled to have her own opinion and views in 21st century America under the 1st amendment.
No comparison to the plight of black woman 1865 and prior. The "black wench" so to speak was a survival mechanism just like the house negro male slave acting as butler.
To me Dash was voting based on her economic interest and not because of trying to appease the "white man" (i.e. white establishment). Obama clearly wants to increase taxes on those making over 250, 000 per year.
What she did was brave to me considering Hollywood is a very liberal industry.
Finally nobody ever mentions she voted for Obama in 2008 but she has now changed her views which is her right to do.
If I was her, I would have never said it publicly due to preconceived notions about who black people should vote for in the past two elections. It is not a good PR move.
This rational is what's dangerous about society categorizing and the dynamics of being an "informed" voter. Don't fall for the stereotype that mostly rich folks vote Repub and mostly poor Demo
Both sides have rich mofos
Both sides cater to the interest of the rich on social and business issues
Both sides have lower tax bracket voters voting against their interest
It has already been proven a myth and stereotype by the actions and propaganda spewed by various super PACS that white folks with money don't vote exclusively to protect their pockets, while ignoring social issues. But then you have a minority with money, claiming to be voting/investing to campaigns based solely about taxation and their investment, is troubling and contributes to imbalance of wealth among races
So when you have no counteraction by rich minorities to rich white folks voting/investing to campaigns to improve both their political influence and socio-economic advantage, then the wealth gap will continue to widen. Despite white folks being the "minority," It would be another South Africa
That is my problem with Stacy Dash, and other minorities like her, is that her rational for not voting for the president (economics, unemployment) is based on the numbers that reflect how whites are affected. And being a "well off minority", I'm disappointed in her rational because it completely ignores the black / hispanic statistics, and it ignores how the common economic solution preached by Repub (trickle down economics) has already been implemented and proven that it does not affect black / hispanic statistics