Black Men under the age of 35 the hidden Trump voters that polls are not picking up

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

Deckard said: ↑

You are steeped in irony. You rattle off one racist trope after another and pretend that you aren't, just as you pretend not to understand why the Democratic Party appeals to a large majority of Black Americans. You really aren't fooling anyone, but go ahead and try. You are a classic trump supporter.
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what is Biden gonna do to make life in this country better for black people?

how will it be different or better than what previous dems have done ?

Deckard · Oct 26, 2020

Tomstro said: ↑

I never said one racist thing.
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You keep repeating that. Surely someone will believe you.

IBTL · Oct 26, 2020

Tomstro said: ↑

fight me.
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lol for what? you arent arguing anything its pathetic..

you are a jokeshop one thread in... never heard of you before today .. what country are you from?

nothing to fight I wish there was. instead you have a humiliation fetish and now you want to be dog piled

woof woof doggy boy

jiggyfly · Oct 26, 2020

IBTL said: ↑

yeah its interesting.
all today too ...there are 3 separate trolls in this forum out of nowhere just today.

and the intriguing thing is someone dropped these same bullet points since seeing these same lame talking points outside of here today too. coordinated.

suckey and pathetic ...but curious too.

my thing is i wish they were better at it
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Yeah they do suck.

Jontro in here like he is really trying to understand how black people think.

What I really don't understand is how somebody can expend this much energy on this for no pay.

At least O's and J.R. are just doing a driveby, until O's just went straight @B@ffled.

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

Deckard said: ↑

You keep repeating that. Surely someone will believe you.
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well you could always show me

IBTL · Oct 26, 2020

jiggyfly said: ↑

Yeah they do suck.

Jontro in here like he is really trying to understand how black people think.

What I really don't understand is how somebody can expend this much energy on this for no pay.

At least O's and J.R. are just doing a driveby, until O's just went straight @B@ffled.
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os trig was disingenous too and im glad I helped run him off..f that guy..

you and I may not agree and im even ok with you calling me a bi*tch for it but dont be disingenuous and bad faith(edit im not saying YOU are Im saying in general)..i try to offer you the same...

no time for those that dont.. glad os is gone.

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

IBTL said: ↑

lol for what? you arent arguing anything its pathetic..

you are a jokeshop one thread in... never heard of you before today .. what country are you from?

nothing to fight I wish there was. instead you have a humiliation fetish and now you want to be dog piled

woof woof doggy boy
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and still you cant answer my question and still nothing but insults from you. At least be funny.

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

IBTL said: ↑

os trig was disingenous too and im glad I helped run him off..f that guy..

you and I may not agree and im even ok with you calling me a bi*tch for it but dont be disingenuous and bad faith(edit im not saying YOU are Im saying in general)..i try to offer you the same...

no time for those that dont.. glad os is gone.
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get a room

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

Wow. All these insults but nobody can answer the question.

And the insults are venomous!

they arent funny or creative but they are venomous.

Anytime someone wants to answer the questions? Easy questions too.

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

Here. One more time....

what is Biden going to do to make life in this country so much better for Black people?

How is it different or better than what previous dems have accomplished?

nacho bidness · Oct 26, 2020

How did Os get run off? I don't miss him but I did miss what happened

Mr.Scarface · Oct 26, 2020

Tomstro said: ↑

Here. One more time....

what is Biden going to do to make life in this country so much better for Black people?

How is it different or better than what previous dems have accomplished?
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LBJ - Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts.
Clinton - More Blacks entered the UpperMiddle /Middle Class in History.

Off the top of my head.

What Biden will do? Not be Trump.

malakas · Oct 26, 2020

HardenVolumeOne said: ↑

The Multicultural Male Coalition That Could Give Trump Four More Years

“Today my friends in Atlanta (black) saw a Facebook message from their old barber (black) imploring them all to vote for [President Donald] Trump. Don’t think that Trump’s message doesn’t resonate with a certain sector of black men. Also, barbers have a lot of sway in the black community.”

Blow’s alarm comes from the realization that this new voting bloc — a young, multicultural male coalition — might not be traditionally conservative, but on account of the progressive left’s post-2016 stance on masculinity, definitely won’t be voting democratic if they vote at all. The size of this coalition is not yet known, but if the polls showing Trump drawing support with Hispanics and slightly increasing approval among African-Americans are accurate, we might already have the answer — large enough to play a significant role in the election. The upcoming election will be won on the margins, and if this multicultural male coalition shows up and votes, there’s no doubt who they’ll be pulling the lever for—Trump.

The responses to Blow’s Twitter warning range from disbelief to outright rage, but what these hardcore progressives are really saying is, “Why? How can this be? Aren’t all minorities and people of color on our side?”

The race-essentialist line of thinking that has taken over the Democratic Party in which race determines worldview and political affiliation — and everything else for that matter — leaves one blind to other traits and beliefs that play a significant role in constituting a person’s identity. In this case, they missed what is painfully obvious to anyone who isn’t blinded by race obsession: most men, irrespective of color or creed, think of themselves as traditionally masculine. The political awakening of young men of color, then, can be traced to the media’s treatment of white Americans, and more specifically, white men, after Trump’s victory in 2016. Unable to look inward and reassess as to why they’d completely misread what was going on in the country, the media and its acolytes in the Democratic establishment needed a villainous scapegoat in order to explain the catastrophic failure of understanding that had delivered the final blow of obsolescence to the expert class. The new narrative was as quickly constructed as it was lacking in nuance: white Americans, seeped and soaked in white rage and white privilege, wanted to take the country back to its racist past.

“Toxic masculinity,” a new catchphrase that had escaped academia and taken root in the demented Internet hive-mind, was added to the mix, and the post-2016 explanation was set in stone: white men, who suffer from toxic masculinity more than other men — due to the weakness of their whiteness, of course — were specifically to blame for Trump and the rest of the country’s ills. If you were online during this time, I don’t have to remind you that for months on end, a steady stream of articles and essays and tedious explainers were published on a near-daily basis by mainstream outlets.

In short, the idea behind toxic masculinity is simple: traditional conception of masculinity, even in its most benign facets, is at the root of all civilizational rot — men must be rehabilitated, lest they continue ruining the country and the planet. The mainstreaming of this narrative cleared the way for what would become a full-on assault on masculinity and the cultural uprisings that followed. There was the rise of the well-intentioned Me Too movement and the overreach of said movement; the derangement of the Kavanaugh hearings, in which anything said by a woman, no matter how unbelievable it may sound, was to be believed.

And on top of all of this, the media landscape, academia, the corporate world, and other institutions which had been feminizing and increasingly catering to an effete woke mindset, accelerated their efforts in creating spaces devoid of men and masculinity. All of this cultural engineering was framed as a way to remove toxically masculine white men from positions of cultural and political power, but once again, the expert class was blind to a major unintended consequence of all their maneuvering: young men of color started to catch wind that this anti-white male hate would soon come for them. What had started as a project to get rid of those evil white men had transformed into a war against masculinity itself.

The Aziz Ansari case, in which the comedian/actor was pilloried and Me-Too’d for what was essentially a bad date, signaled to men of color that they weren’t going to be exempt from the anti-masculinity crusade on account of their POC status. This was a huge problem for men of color — specifically African-American men — as they’ve historically been the greatest victims of false rape accusations.

Much ink was spilled during this time by cultural critics and blue-check experts on the masculinity scourge that must be eliminated, but the “toxic masculinity” narrative was codified when, in early 2019, the American Psychological Association released a document stating that “traditional masculinity ideology” often negatively affected the mental and physical well-being of young men — the APA, shockingly, had said the quiet part out loud.

The cultural engineers declared victory, completely unaware that a multicultural male coalition had been watching and coalescing. These young men who grew up online and attended the institutions that first cultivated and disseminated this anti-masculinity ideology were the same young men I was encountering on my rambles around Miami—the very same men Blow fears might now vote for Trump.

Is this demographic of young multicultural men the new “hidden Trump voter” that might deliver him a victory? Blow, and others in his cohort, seem to think it a distinct possibility.

Even if the Me Too movement hadn’t gone off the rails and if the APA hadn’t pathologized traditional masculinity, young men of color were already drifting toward the right anyway, if at a less accelerated rate. For years now, the Democratic Party has rejected any masculine sensibility in favor of a gung-ho girl power aesthetic that caters strictly to the highly feminized, whether male or female. The Democratic National Convention was the apotheosis of this progressive feminization, a four-day event that resembled a weepy all-girl sleepover more than a political function. I was half-expecting Joe Biden to give his convention speech wearing a dress, but mercifully the old coot was allowed to wear a traditionally masculine and toxic suit.

All this to say that the Democratic Party is now the party of women and those who identify with the overly feminine sensibility. There’s nothing wrong with this being your cup of tea, of course, but Democrats shouldn’t be surprised when young men of all stripes are turned off by a party that is completely devoid of any masculine energy.

This is obvious to anyone who has ever associated with young Hispanic and African-American men, but as the Democratic Party is run by ultra-white and woke coastal elites who only ever pander to, but never actually associate with people of color—especially men—let me spell it out for them: Black and Hispanic young men, most of whom don’t reside in progressive coastal cities, are traditionally masculine and do not respond to the overly feminine posturing found in progressive circles. To most men of color, traditional masculinity isn’t a toxic ideology, or, for that matter, an ideology at all, but simply the natural order of things. They think and behave like men because it is what’s demanded of them and what it is necessary for survival in the real world. To tell a young man of color living in the inner city that his way of thinking is toxic is to place him in peril, as his survival depends not on buzzwords or the tampering down of his masculinity, but on signaling masculine strength when confronted by a world that is not beholden to the passive-aggressive femininity of elite cultural spaces.

It’s an open question as to whether young men of color will turn out for Trump, but if the Republican National Convention was any indication, the Republican Party is making a play for their vote. Much has been said of the convention’s America-is-great message, but what was played up almost as much, whether intentionally or not, was the power and virtue of traditional masculinity.
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Summary:
Trump is going to win based on a coalition of misogynistic pigs with small dicks who want to be able to get away with rape.

The Democrats are a bunch of females now and if you are a MAN who hates women vote Trump.

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

Mr.Scarface said: ↑

LBJ - Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts.
Clinton - More Blacks entered the UpperMiddle /Middle Class in History.

Off the top of my head.

What Biden will do? Not be Trump.
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Sounds solid

Tomstro · Oct 26, 2020

malakas said: ↑

Summary:
Trump is going to win based on a coalition of misogynistic pigs with small dicks who want to be able to get away with rape.

The Democrats are a bunch of females now and if you are a MAN who hates women vote Trump.
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Wow. The hate is strong

malakas · Oct 26, 2020

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Wow. The hate is strong
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the hate for "traditional masculine" manly real men who think that they are at risk of being "feminised" and falsely accused of rape when in reality on a "bad date" ? Who think society has been mistreating them in favour of women?

Yeah the hate is strong they can all FO and go to hell.

jiggyfly · Oct 26, 2020

IBTL said: ↑

os trig was disingenous too and im glad I helped run him off..f that guy..

you and I may not agree and im even ok with you calling me a bi*tch for it but dont be disingenuous and bad faith(edit im not saying YOU are Im saying in general)..i try to offer you the same...

no time for those that dont.. glad os is gone.
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Exactly.

That **** runs me hot.

DreamShook · Oct 26, 2020

I'm guessing a lot of people in this thread aren't aware of the hotep, lol.

jiggyfly · Oct 26, 2020

nacho bidness said: ↑

How did Os get run off? I don't miss him but I did miss what happened
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Yeah I missed that as well.

Reeko · Oct 26, 2020

Tomstro said: ↑

Here. One more time....

what is Biden going to do to make life in this country so much better for Black people?

How is it different or better than what previous dems have accomplished?
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he will actually listen to scientists and attempt to create a national plan for Covid-19 that is disproportionately affecting minorities...he will make testing more widely available and free

he won’t fight to destroy Obamacare and take away people’s healthcare during a pandemic

we can start with those 2 things right there

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