Their Beloved Bernie Sanders Is Not Here For -- Nor Likes -- Black People

[T'krm]

Well, for me it's disrespect to those who died and fought for our right.

Also, not voting does not make them miss you -- that makes them right you off--- and think why waste time -- you know voting anyway.

I don't agree.
Sounds to me like nothing more than typical 'Black' American-shaming, same sort that has effectively conditioned us into believing it's our inherent duty to vote, & continue voting dem. despite our interest or improvement NOT included as a metric of change, because: 'We wasn't given the rights, before....' Nonsense!

These sorts shaming tactic are still(purposely) used against us today(even practiced here) where we must feel responsible & obligated to prioritize all others for the 'greater good' aka everyone else....and sorry, but for me at least, #Ados has absolved me of any of those residual, mental binds. I do feel voting a 3rd party, or penciling in ballot is a stronger symbolic gesture, however I won't think to shame or guilt anyone for exercising their right to use their vote however they want.

 

[xoxodede]

I don't agree.
Sounds to me like nothing more than typicall 'Black' American-shaming, same sort that has effectively conditioned us into believing it's our inherent duty vote, & continue voting dem. despite our interest or improvement NOT inclu as a metric of change, because: 'We wasn't given the rights, before....' Nonsense!
These sorts shaming tactic are still(purposely) used against us today(even practiced here) where we must feel responsible & obligated to prioritize all others for the 'greater good'....and sorry, but for me at least, #Ados absolves me of any of those residual, mental binds. I do feel voting a 3rd party, or penciling in ballot is a stronger symbolic gesture, however I won't think to shame or guilt anyone for exercising their right to use their vote however they want.

Understandable. But, for me I refuse to not vote. I'mma vote.

If you or anyone else doesn't' want too -- that is your personal right.

 

[get these nets]

I don't agree.
Sounds to me like nothing more than typicall 'Black' American-shaming, same sort that has effectively conditioned us into believing it's our inherent duty vote, & continue voting dem. despite our interest or improvement NOT inclu as a metric of change, because: 'We wasn't given the rights, before....' Nonsense!

These sorts shaming tactic are still(purposely) used against us today(even practiced here) where we must feel responsible & obligated to prioritize all others for the 'greater good' aka everyone else....and sorry, but for me at least, #Ados has absolved me of any of those residual, mental binds. I do feel voting a 3rd party, or penciling in ballot is a stronger symbolic gesture, however I won't think to shame or guilt anyone for exercising their right to use their vote however they want.

With all due respect, how is it "Black American shaming" when the person you quoted is also a Black American? You're repeating slogans and catchphrases, even in situations where they don't apply.

 

[get these nets]

@T'kim



Republicans had monopoly on AA vote for decades, until they started taking it for granted. In the 1930's, something was done about it.

 

[T'krm]

With all due respect, how is it "Black American shaming" when the person you quoted is also a Black American? You're repeating slogans and catchphrases, even in situations where they don't apply.

*Hence residual. Also: Are you Ados?

 

[xoxodede]

*Hence residual. Also: Are you Ados?

Do you honestly think withholding your vote -- is going to lead to something positive for ADOS? They gonna be like these people don't vote anyway -- so fukk em.

 

[get these nets]

*Hence residual. Also: Are you Ados?

Wait, are you ADULT?
If you are, my posts in this very thread indicates that I am not ADOS even if you've never read anything I've posted. I believe I'm allowed to read and comment on posts. ...and threads here. The hashtag isn't a shield from commentary.

 

[GoAggieGo.]

There’s a reason why even Yvette and Tone don’t push not voting.

We completely take ourselves outta play by not voting. Ados is dead if we don’t vote, and not only will republicans not give a fug about us, the Dems will stop pretending to give a damn.

 

[T'krm]

Wait, are you ADULT?
If you are, my posts in this very thread indicates that I am not ADOS even if you've never read anything I've posted. I believe I'm allowed to read and comment on posts. ...and threads here. The hashtag isn't a shield from commentary.

Got it.
And no it's not a shield from commentary. It is however one from being questioned,and goaded to explain my decision-making, and rational, as it relates to my group, and the circumstances surrounding it.
Only reserve that option if I'm completely sure it's used as a tool of education.

Do you honestly think withholding your vote -- is going to lead to something positive for ADOS? They gonna be like these people don't vote anyway -- so fukk em.

But we are, in essence effectively withholding out vote, if not threatening to. Same difference, same effect n the end...just depends on your level of sentimentality, imo

 

[get these nets]

Got it.
And no it's not a shield from commentary. It is however one from being questioned,and goaded to explain my decision-making, and rational, as it relates to my group, and the circumstances surrounding it.
Only reserve that option if I'm completely sure it's used as a tool of education.

I respect it.

 

[Citi Trends]

@T'kim



Republicans had monopoly on AA vote for decades, until they started taking it for granted. In the 1930's, something was done about it.

relating this to today, what radical voting shift would you endorse that would benefit us?