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The Loungin' Lawyer

@RoccTheMike

🇺🇸🇦🇬🇻🇮 Estate Planning/Business Lawyer, Policy Analyst, Blactivist, pro-ADOS, Wrasslin Fan, 90s RnB Aficionado, HEAT/NOLES/COWBOYS, Podcast Coming Soon

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The Loungin' Lawyer@RoccTheMike·
@iRunOnCrown PF Changs = Chinese Applebee's Golden Corale = Buffett Applebee's Miller's Ale House = After-Hours Applebee's Bahama Breeze = Caribbean Applebee's Chueys = Tex-Mex Applebee's California Pizza Kitchen = Pizza Applebee's Bennigan's = Pre-Applebee's Applebee's Taco Bell = Trash
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WithoutHistory@WithoutHistory·
What’s your opinion on this man ? Is this man here to helping or hurting the community?
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Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸
Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸@BreakingBrown·
My point is much broader. Once ADOS secured Civil Rights, the question wasn’t whether racism would continue— it was how the political system would reorganize to manage the reaction to those gains. The system (both parties) has been actively engaged in managing racist blowback from the Civil Rights era for generations. That won’t be fixed by switching parties, Democrat to Republican or vice versa.
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Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸
Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸@BreakingBrown·
I don’t even know how much it matters today given Trump’s election, but if you were making a salient argument against Democrats historically, it wouldn’t be “they wuz da KKK”, it would be about how ADOS began switching to Dems under FDR, only for Dixiecrat Democrats to cut them out of The New Deal. But America is a racist country. Racism doesn’t belong to one political party. And what we’re dealing with now is more complex than Democrats & the KKK. The problem isn’t Black voters choosing Democrats. The problem is both parties have repositioned themselves around white reaction to ADOS progress.
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Torraine Walker@TorraineWalker·
@WithoutHistory He's been a catalyst for Black Americans realizing the uniqueness of our cultural experience and global influence and that realization is now becoming a political reawakening. I have nothing but respect for that.
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Mcrockity rock@prockityrock·
@RoccTheMike @BreakingBrown You need more data. What i see here is that there was a wave of immigration at the same period of deindustrialization and neoliberal on steroids. It's about to get worse and it'll be because black women are losing good jobs and expulsion of foreigners won't help w that
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The Loungin' Lawyer@RoccTheMike·
@prockityrock @BreakingBrown Where's the data to corroborate this? The graph clearly depicts a rather consistent relationship between the two points starting from the 1920s through the 2010s. Focusing on the widest margin of the dataset attempts to ignore this relationship.
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Mcrockity rock
Mcrockity rock@prockityrock·
@BreakingBrown This chart seems to also track the turn away from social democracy to the neoliberal era in the 70s. Not sure that this is due to immigration solely. Might look the same for many European countries as well regardless of immigration patterns
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This heavy handed approach on black people who currently have the highest unemployment rate in this country is beyond tone deaf. A vast majority of black people don't support ICE much less work for them, but we won't see "hot takes" like these from the good pastor regarding American law enforcement in general because he cant afford to paint with broad strokes. But you black ICE agents??? Yall are low hanging fruit so catch this smoke 🙄 We also won't see any real advocacy from him behind a pro-black politcal agenda that prioritizes the needs of the black community. Just diluted, mainstream talking points that ought to serve as a "catch all" in addressing the needs of black people in this country. No policy, no nuance, just Twitter fingers and vibes.
Pastor Ben@BenjaminPDixon

A Black fascist is still a fascist A Black pig is still a pig A Black Judas is still a Judas A Black ICE agent is still an ICE agent A Black Pedophile is still a Pedophile We're not playing this game anymore

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The Loungin' Lawyer@RoccTheMike·
Respectfully Mr. Chambers, black people not making demands of their government isn't nearly the issue that black voters reconciling their lists of demands is. People like Roland intentionally misunderstand this issue so that the rhetoric surrounding black voters is never about agenda setting and candidate selection. Instead, black people are left to squabble with a vocal minority of u unintelligent, misinformed, misinformation panhandlers while the party we're purported to be the backbone of sets our agenda and chooses our candidates for us. So I agree, let's make demands of our government! But let's also push for a comprehensive political agenda that actually addresses the needs of black people in this country as opposed to these "catch all" legislations that empirically fall short of ever making marked improvements to the lived of black people!
Gary Chambers@GaryChambersJr

Joined @rolandsmartin today, and we ended on a hard truth: some folks say Black people shouldn’t ask anything of government. But we pay taxes — and too often we’re denied a fair shot at the contracts, investments, and opportunities our money helps fund. I hear people say we should “handle business” like our white counterparts. In Louisiana, those counterparts voted at 72% in the last presidential election. We voted at 57%. Meanwhile, they are actively engaging elected officials to remove policies that benefit you. One way to fight back is simple: show up. Voting doesn’t fix everything, but it’s your damn money. You deserve a say in how it’s spent — and you deserve to benefit from it. Right now, the other side is getting tax breaks. Their businesses are getting contracts and subsidies. Their schools are getting investments — because they participate in politics every year, all year. We have to show up to the fight if we want to win it. Share if you care 🦾

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World News Tonight@ABCWorldNews·
Kiki Shepard, the longtime co-host of the iconic talent showcase "Showtime at the Apollo," has died at age 74. @DavidMuir looks back at her legacy. abcnews.link/vw2KbWo
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I forget today is white freaknik
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Joe Kinsey@JoeKinseyexp·
Happy 20th anniversary to the greatest St. Patrick’s Day video on the Internet.
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Jermaine Watkins@JermaineWatkins·
Rest in Power, Kiki Shepard. 💐🕊️ Showtime at the Apollo
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Nithya Shri@Nithya_Shrii·
Just to be clear, we already have free data centers. They are called libraries.
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@herchosenpath No singular human being is flipping that vehicle over sis. Call a tow or roadside assistance and let them do their job!
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Mama T🌻@herchosenpath·
Doing this when a man is standing right there??? I'd rather perish.
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The Loungin' Lawyer@RoccTheMike·
that would make sense if the wealthy weren't underpaying taxes in the first place. If paying taxes is patriotic then they should be honored to pay a higher rate of taxation much less their fair share and they refuse to do even that. Lastly, what social program(s) have I asked for? The only one I mentioned by name is affordable housing which is already a quasi-public private partnership.
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Wolf Woolware
Wolf Woolware@Wolflikeswool·
@RoccTheMike @_rotimia While the wealthier do need to pay more taxes. The math will never equal what you actually think you need. There are not enough rich people to equate to all the social programs you’re asking for. and people do not want to pay more taxes
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Rotimi Adeoye
Rotimi Adeoye@_rotimia·
The obsession with slashing taxes is terrain Republicans have occupied for 30+ years. Instead of leaning into the FDR model of building big programs that show government can deliver quickly for people and tying that to a clear promise, Democrats try to race the GOP to the bottom.
Katie Porter@katieporterca

0% state income tax for California families making under $100,000. That’s thousands of dollars back in your pocket where it belongs. As Governor, I’ll work the issue at both ends—lowering taxes for those who are struggling and raising them on the biggest corporations that can afford to pay.

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The Loungin' Lawyer@RoccTheMike·
You know election season is on the horizon when the talking points align and wanting the best for your political party, your community, and your country is only measured by how strongly you support the status quo. Play stupid games...🤷🏾‍♂️
🇺🇦Banquo@BanquoDyar

The reason leftists hate Clyburn is because Bernie sent scumbags Nina Turner and Corny West to set up camp in South Carolina in 2000 and the state went for Biden, who Clyburn endorsed, instead — it’s really that simple

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