What Do Y’all Think Of This Ad From A ‘Lumbee’ Politician Running For Congress??
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Excellent, aggressive and assertive unlinked most of these bytch ass democrats.
He knows what these devils can do and he knows that you have to fight them.
I’m surprised he used the word ‘sandhills’ which is a slur even there ever was one.
it’s interesting because ‘Lumbees’ have been historically anti-black. they were running blm protesters out of robeson co. last year. and they switched over to voting for a racist white republican who promised them he would get them federal recognition status for their vote.
DaKidFromNoWhere
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As a native of Robeson County.
fukk them Lumbees
fukk them Lumbees
IllmaticDelta
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I guess it was solid that he included the "black" narrative considering what the Lumbee narrative/agenda is
DaKidFromNoWhere
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I wish I had a Twitter account so I can post that video in the comments and see what the liberals who hyped up about this dude say.
get these nets
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Until Coach Kevin Sampson mentioned the story at the last Final Four press conference,
I'd never heard of the Hays Pond incident.
Interesting angle for a political ad. I think Sandhill might be a term that Poor whites have co-opted from slur to generic formal term......a more acceptable version of Hillbilly or Redneck.
I'd never heard of the Hays Pond incident.
Interesting angle for a political ad. I think Sandhill might be a term that Poor whites have co-opted from slur to generic formal term......a more acceptable version of Hillbilly or Redneck.
IllmaticDelta
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He seems like a cool dude, and I hope he wins
but I’ve always heard the Lumbee Indians had black in them but hated black people or something to that effect.
the quick version of their "history"
Amerikan Melanin
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fukk Lumbees. I bet their DNA has no Native American in them. Just black and white.
Back when that happened they clowned Black people, saying if we took that kinda action whites wouldn’t be able to commit racial violence in NC. It took Robert F. Williams to point to the differences between that isolated incident and what we were dealing with on a daily basis.
Black people in that area of NC had many instances of defending their neighborhoods with guns but the press wasn’t gonna report that.
Black people in that area of NC had many instances of defending their neighborhoods with guns but the press wasn’t gonna report that.
