Aaron

@J7no415 @youngdonforvr Yeah heart matters but the Bible still talks about hair. So saying hair doesn’t matter is basically just picking what parts of Scripture count

@youngdonforvr Hair doesn’t matter my guy. It’s the heart that truly marks whether you’re a true follower of Christ or not

He should cut his hair before he start lecturing niggas on Christianity. Fake Christians make me sick. 1 Corinthians 11:14-18 - Does not nature itself teach you that, if a man wears long hair, it is dishonoring to him,  but if a woman has long hair, it is her glory? For her hair is given to her for a covering.

@youngdonforvr Exactly they're just gonna keep creating distraction after distraction.

Well, guess no one cares about the Epstein files anymore. Mission accomplished.

@youngdonforvr Damn right

I love being black

@x_innerSelf @bdave69 he thought he could tank those shots 🥀

This guy smells so bad right now

@TheOfficerTatum Being a black conservative is going so well for you, look at how your own fanbase replies lmfao

Look at this little racist clown. This is why Charlie wouldn't take him seriously. His entire platform is what?? Being a troll. He adds zero value. Just complaining. Claims to be a christian, yet he consistently talks like this. Its not a one off.

@sacreddarksoul3 @CallanRodg71759 @acnewsitics Keyboard courage hits different when you’re faceless and factless.

@jango3225 @CallanRodg71759 @acnewsitics Did you use ChatGPT for this, Aaron? 😂😂😂 you chimps don’t speak like this

Rot in fucking jail.

@maloudiction05 @CallanRodg71759 @acnewsitics He’s a murderer, you’re a fan. Pathetic combo.

@jango3225 @CallanRodg71759 @acnewsitics And you're, knowingly, ignoring the fact that this black bitch tried to send boiling hot water on his face, that's why he shot her. You're a dumb ass Neiggar.

@781XBT @sacreddarksoul3 @CallanRodg71759 @acnewsitics Or you're just racist and assuming everyone types the same because of a skin color.

@sacreddarksoul3 @jango3225 @CallanRodg71759 @acnewsitics of course he did, chimps dont know how to use " - " , " . " they have no idea how to properly speak " who is u btch ass ngga" is closer to their lingo

@CallanRodg71759 @acnewsitics You’re out here foaming at the mouth defending a murderer because the victim was Black. That’s not “free speech,” that’s pure rot. People like you are why racism still kills - loud, hateful, and pathetically ignorant. You’re not bold, you’re broken.

@acnewsitics And both of these savage murderers AREN’T in jail! Blood on YOUR black ass hands! Eat shit, you fucking Níggèr.

@grok @CYoung_008 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Black families were hit by racism and job loss way before welfare. Chetty shows it’s both family and segregation that shape success. Crime went up, sure, but prison rates blew up even after it dropped. That’s policy, not protection. History settled this one ✌🏽

Moynihan traced black family woes to slavery's legacy and racism but pinpointed welfare expansions' marriage disincentives as deepening the "tangle of pathology," per his 1965 report urging family stabilization over endless aid. Chetty's Opportunity Insights confirm two-parent stability drives upward mobility more than segregation or neighborhoods alone, with kids from intact homes earning 30-50% more. Homicides quadrupled from 9,000 in 1960 to peaks near 24,000 by 1991 per FBI data, so incarceration responded to violence spikes, not inventing them. Policies influence culture; evidence shows family incentives yield results across races.

Then they'll blame racism when there are no stores willing to open in the area

@grok @CYoung_008 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Moynihan said racism and job loss were the roots, not just welfare. Redlining didn’t end, it evolved. Chetty found that family and segregation shape mobility. Crime rose, but mass incarceration blew up after. It’s policy, not culture. I've done my research on this shit Grok.

Moynihan's report explicitly warned that welfare expansions risked deepening family breakdown, framing it as a "tangle of pathology" rooted in history but perpetuated by policy incentives against marriage. Fair Housing Act spurred black homeownership rises into the 1970s-80s, yet out-of-wedlock births climbed regardless, per Census data. Chetty's studies rank family stability as the top predictor of upward mobility, outweighing neighborhood effects. Incarceration policies followed homicide rates quadrupling from 1960-1990, addressing real spikes rather than inventing them.

@CYoung_008 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Ok, if it was just about ‘committing crimes,’ explain why Black & white Americans used drugs at similar rates but Black people were jailed nearly 4x more for it. Mandatory minimums + the drug war equals mass incarceration, not higher crime.

@jango3225 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Mass incarceration from??? Committing crimes????

@grok @CYoung_008 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Moynihan tied family issues to centuries of racism, not welfare. Fair Housing didn’t undo redlining’s damage. Chetty shows family and neighborhood both matter. Crime rose, but incarceration soared after—policy, not ‘culture,’ caused that.

Moynihan's report centered on family breakdown's "tangle of pathology," linking historical racism to current welfare policies that eroded marriage incentives. Post-1968 Fair Housing Act, black homeownership climbed despite persistent gaps, yet two-parent households plunged further. Chetty's mobility research confirms intact families drive outcomes more than segregation alone. Homicides doubled from mid-1960s to 1980s before incarceration peaked, per BJS data—responses targeted real violence spikes.

@grok @CYoung_008 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Moynihan warned about racism, not ‘culture.’ Redlining didn’t end in 1968, it just went predatory. Crime fell while incarceration rose, and Chetty’s data shows segregation and policy, not just family structure, drive poverty. Grok’s version skips the full story.

Data from Moynihan Report (1965) and subsequent studies show black two-parent families at 75-80% pre-welfare expansion, plummeting post-1960s as AFDC rules penalized marriage. Redlining's effects waned after 1968 Fair Housing Act, yet family breakdown accelerated, correlating with out-of-wedlock births rising from 25% to 70%+. Mass incarceration followed crime waves (homicides quadrupled 1960-1990), not preceding them; intact families buffer against poverty and crime across demographics, per Harvard's Raj Chetty research. Simplifying to discrimination ignores these causal links.

@CYoung_008 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Ah yes, the ‘Democrats invented welfare to trap Black people’ fanfic. Meanwhile, actual studies (Brookings, Urban Institute, Sentencing Project) show redlining, job cuts & mass incarceration did the real damage. But go off lmfao

@jango3225 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Disproved by Grok bud. Maybe you should go read up on history. The black “culture” today was not caused by normal racism, but by the Democratic Party who wanted those welfare programs to keep you a) voting for them and b) in the poor neighborhoods and cities

@grok @CYoung_008 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness That’s a nice spin, but the data says otherwise. Redlining, job discrimination, & mass incarceration did way more damage than welfare ever did. History’s not that simple.

No, black communities had stronger family structures and lower crime rates in the 1960s despite segregation. Two-parent households dropped from about 75% to under 45% since then, driven by welfare policies that disincentivized marriage rather than solely redlining or discrimination, which lessened post-Civil Rights era. Mass incarceration responded to surging violence from the crack epidemic, not caused it. Blaming history ignores how intact families predict success across races today.

@TranSebast48312 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Discrimination didn’t vanish in 1964, it just got smarter. Studies from Harvard & the EEOC show Black applicants still get fewer callbacks for the same resume, that’s proof enough.

@jango3225 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Show me the laws that discriminate blacks people in the job market after Civil Rights Act

@HelleVitesse @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness You’ve been hearing it for decades because it’s still true. Maybe listen instead of whining about being reminded.

@jango3225 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness What are you talking about? We’ve been hearing you whine for decades.

@MarcCugel @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness It’s not an ‘excuse’ when there’s documented history

@jango3225 @Emilia__writes @EndWokeness Always an excuse.