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@Miles201313 @NobleNegroe Republic not Republican. Theses are not the same.

Washington saw the U.S. political system as a fragile but promising republican experiment that required virtue, unity, and strict adherence to constitutional limits to succeed. He did not claim it was perfect, but he believed it was the best that could be obtained at the time—and its preservation was the shared responsibility of the American people.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 🙏🏿💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I wish we had listened to George Washington in 1796 and never created political parties. He said parties will divide us left never before. It’s been downhill ever since.

@NobleNegroe God damn you finally get it.

@ofcrdeonjoseph I respect you doing this and it speaks volumes to your character. I must caution you that your really sounding like a liberal. 😀😀😀

How the hell is the level of vulnerability not a factor in fast-racking a homeless person into housing.

@im2savvy @WellsJorda89710 This is true and like many men in the Bible, Dr King was a flawed human. Despite his flaws his work (fruit) is undisputed and was totally necessary. I will always believe the outcomes and the change MLK drove was definitely God's plan.

@WellsJorda89710 You should know them by their fruit. MLK professed to be a minister of the gospel but his actions (fruit) showed something else

🚨Black Conservative Pastor: “I Will NOT Tear Down MLK’s Legacy🚨 Even if everything Matt Walsh said about the civil rights movement is true, it still wasn’t his place to lead the charge tearing it down. Just like I wouldn’t cheer a Black conservative making a documentary that drags the Founding Fathers through the mud—flawed men who still changed the world under God’s hand. I have zero interest in “The MLK Project.” Martin Luther King Jr. is dead. Even if every accusation against him is accurate, the hard truth remains: without his leadership, Black Americans like me wouldn’t have the rights we enjoy today. Dr. King sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955, which ended segregation on public buses. He founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and led nonviolent marches and protests across the South. His powerful “I Have a Dream” speech at the 1963 March on Washington moved the conscience of a nation. His tireless work helped secure the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which outlawed segregation and discrimination, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which protected Black Americans’ right to vote. Black conservatives attacking King’s legacy today owe a debt—to him and especially to our elders who marched, bled, and sacrificed so we could stand here. My own grandparents came out of that Southern hell. I carry their story in my bones. I’m a proud Black conservative pastor. I fight evil on the Left every single day. I fight for the future of this country and the soul of the next generation. But tearing down Martin Luther King’s legacy? That’s not my fight. I respect brothers like Chad Jackson, but count me out. I will not desecrate the memory that gave my people a foothold in this nation. We can honor the good, learn from the bad, and keep moving forward—without burning down the bridges our ancestors died to build. What say you? #BlackConservative #MLK #CivilRights #ChristianConservative #FaithOverFlaws #BlackPastor #ConservativeValues #HonorOurAncestors #AmericaFirst #VotingRights #IHaveADream

@AlBuffalo2nite Man... you're a war machine. You are killing blk ppl and democrats all day long. You need a day of sir.

Interesting how “gerrymandering” suddenly becomes a constitutional crisis only when Republicans benefit. If nearly half the voters in some of these states are Republican yet end up with zero congressional representation, people have every right to question how district maps are being drawn and who benefits from them. You cannot lecture America about “saving democracy” while engineering districts that effectively eliminate political opposition. Fair maps should represent communities… not function as political weapons designed to guarantee permanent one party control. And this is why so many Americans no longer trust media narratives around “threats to democracy.” The outrage always seems selective. Equal standards matter. Even when Democrats do not like the outcome. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

@GloverJays41565 @IsaiahLCarter Republicans won't do shit to earn it either. We're cooked either way.

@IsaiahLCarter Democrats take the black vote for granted. They are getting 87 to 92% of it for free.

I'm SO glad to see more Black people waking up to the bullshit Democrats have been feeding us for decades.

@Common_Cent1 Bruh there be like maybe 5 black conservatives running in a given election. Honest question: how many black conservatives have you actually voted for? Ive lived in 4 states and I never seen one on the ballot except Winsome searse

Me when a White Liberal asks me if I’m concerned about losing my voting rights, after I just finished voting for a Black Conservative 🇺🇸😉😂

@AlBuffalo2nite At least your honest.

I harbor TOTAL disdain for democrats deceitfulness …

@ManorLife73 @AlBuffalo2nite I appreciate that. This happened in 02 so ive had time to heal. She was young and beautiful (24) and 2 young boys lost their mom. So I really grieved for them. Luckily they became great young men.

@bigshid215 @AlBuffalo2nite I'm sorry to hear this.

Black women are 6.8% of the population… yet nearly 42% of abortions. Margaret Sanger pushed population control rooted in eugenics. Now look at the outcome. The very communities she targeted…carrying it out in real time. Think about that. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

@ManorLife73 @AlBuffalo2nite She got pregnant. Dr advised an abortion around 6wks. She said no ill keep it since she had 2 boys already prior to onset of lupus. A few months later, she was hospitalized. The immediately removed the baby. Both were alive but very ill. 2 weeks later both died.

@bigshid215 @AlBuffalo2nite The baby died at birth?

@LFRFamily This women is having a conversation in her car alone expecting answers. This is hilarious.

Woman says you can't be a Christian and be a Democrat. This is ZACKLY why I voted for Trump. Biden and Kamala was playing in our faces.

@sara_freeman1 @ofcrdeonjoseph Lol. Now no one will work or lie for our votes. Gonna need a pac to get shit done now.

@ofcrdeonjoseph I have wanted to see the DNC work harder at earning voter trust for some time. I hate the way their tactics make a vote sound obligatory. Even though I don’t vote for Dems generally, I want to see their voting base respected and I want to hear intelligent opposing arguments.

Dems now have to earn American votes in more places than not. They can no longer create figurative plantations where Black people have no choice but to vote for someone based on identity politics or race pandering. You didn’t lose your rights. You just got set free. I pray when the hype dies down, we realize it. #MakeDemEarnIt

@ManorLife73 @AlBuffalo2nite Dangerous to get pregnant.

@bigshid215 @AlBuffalo2nite What does lupus have to do with abortion?

@COMO516 @JudgeJoeBrownTV This is wild as framing. There was estimated to be 15 million natives at the time the settlers arrived. No way the Europeans would have won a battle.

I feel the same way about some natives who chose generational trauma instead of just accepting they have been conquered, but get a lot of perks like scholarships, loans, etc. And tell their kids to free themselves and make the best of life. Leave the reservation, unless you are on a rich one.

Negroes … just leave the plantation There’re no fences except in your mind Free it so you can escape the blue brainwashing by the old slave masters’ party Then you can become free Black Men & Women … DON’T be a rainbow-negro !

@DJRenee225 @fSFCFranks @JudgeJoeBrownTV Biden gave hbcus 17billion with a B.

@fSFCFranks @JudgeJoeBrownTV No Bidens Administration and many before him defunded HBCUs and made them beg for money. Trump's 1st Administration funded them for years to come. One of Bidens 1st orders was defunding HBCUs again. I can't believe you didn't know this information.

@ToddFos60223141 @AlBuffalo2nite Respectfully your framing is off base. Those jobs weren't replaced by welfare. The jobs collapsed. Do you think ppl just stopped working to be on public assistance? My gpop worked for GM and franks. When they closed factories he relocated. Not everyone was that fortunate.

@AlBuffalo2nite Thomas Sowell addresses this better than anyone in America. My personal opinion is that manufacturing jobs in urban areas were replaced with high levels of government assistance which caps economic and personal growth. Once the economics unravel everything else does.

Before the massive Democrat led expansion of the welfare state, Black America had some of the strongest family formation rates in the nation under conditions far harder than today. Segregation existed. Yes Racism existed. Economic hardship existed. Yet marriage, church attendance, trade skills, entrepreneurship, and two parent households still formed the backbone of many Black communities including Tulsa Black Wall street. . Democrats went to the drawing board and said “Let’s get more black quimbo’s that we can pay to keep these boys/girls on OUR plantations” Just as described in the book “Uncle Toms Cabin”z The comes the Kamala Harris’s, Warnock’s, Abrams, Roland Martin’s and Crockett’s… The Don Lemon types. Then came 6-7 decades of democrats policies that often incentivized dependency over family stability. Lyndon B Johnson’s Great Society era dramatically expanded welfare programs while simultaneously reducing the economic and social necessity of marriage in many low income communities. Add in deindustrialization, collapsing urban schools, soft on crime policies, mass narcotics infiltration into inner cities, cultural degradation in media, and the normalization of fatherlessness through entertainment and politics… and the result was generational fracture. When government becomes the daddy provider, the protector, the disciplinarian, and the moral compass… the nuclear family weakens. Professor Thomas Sowell and I have spoken extensively about this pattern. It was exposed in the 1965 Moynihan Report that warned that the collapse of the Black family structure would lead to long term poverty, crime, educational decline, and instability if it accelerated. People scream about “systemic racism” while ignoring the system that actually changed outcomes: the destruction of the family unit. Strong families create resilient communities. Broken fatherless families create dependency pipelines, chaos, and mayhem. And many Democrat politicians discovered that dependent populations are easier to control politically than strong independent nuclear families. That conversation makes people uncomfortable… but the outcomes and statistics are staring America directly in the face. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

@AlBuffalo2nite @ToddFos60223141 Lol that's bc when we make it we leave those areas. I salute you for staying in the "hood" . Most folks aren't built for it.

@ToddFos60223141 And why is that?… I grew up in a nuclear family with a loving mother, a loving father with brothers and sisters. Now I live in a place where you cannot find such a thing.

@Ricshawman @RossKneeDeep What exactly is that philosophy? Please dont quote a slogan.

@RossKneeDeep The Democratic Party is endorsed by every slime bucket in the fucking country. If you want a chance at the American dream, then the republican philosophy is the one to follow. And it doesn’t matter who is endorsing them it matters what they stand for.

Please stop telling me to get off the Democrat Plantation, when my only alternative is to vote for a party endorsed by the KKK, the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers.

@DogsWar95828 @NoneyaB2985 @MoniqueWorthy Yes you are correct, cities are challenging bc of the folks that live there

@bigshid215 @NoneyaB2985 @MoniqueWorthy Republican states with Democrat cities. Black communities are in shambles because of the people who live there.

Democrats would have nothing without the black vote/support. But black people would have EVERYTHING if it weren't for their support for the Democrat party... Safe neighborhoods. Good schools, good jobs IN those neighborhoods. A promising outlook on life. Hell, life, period.