Discussion on Black American History and Politics

Charlie Kirk said that in the 40s and the 50s,

black Americans were some of the most peaceful,

loving, and successful people in America.

Our success rates were even exceeding white folks at the time.

That is an inherent trait to the race.

No, I don't because they weren't that way

in the 1940s and 50s.

Black America was one of the most peaceful,

flourishing, fastest growing economically communities in the country.

It's not genetic.

You're trying to point something on me that I don't believe.

In the 1940s and 1950s, black America was prosperous

and was on pace to be and wealthier than white America.

More dads were staying with the women that they were with.

There was monogamy.

What changed?

You're supporting my argument.

No, hold on.

Answer the question.

What changed? Did America get more racist since the 1950s?

I would argue there were more racist policies passed.

There were more policies dedicated to lining up those communities and pushing them into poor housing and poor schools.

Wait a second.

In the 1950s, Jackie Robinson had not even broken the color barrier.

We had Jim Crow laws.

We hadn't passed the Civil Rights Act, we hadn't passed the Voting Rights Act.

Yet blacks were better in the 1950s per capita than they are today.

So we have become less racist.

We've passed more anti-racist laws and given more stuff.

And blacks are worse than they were 70 years ago. Why?

I'll answer that for you.

In the 1960s, black Americans followed Martin Luther King into the Democratic Party,

the same party that was responsible for all of the horror and

terror black folks faced in America up until that point.

Yes, you did know the Democratic Party was indeed the party of slavery, right?

So we were set free from democratic slavery thanks to Republicans

who went to war for us in the Civil War to set us free,

only to be recaptured by the Democratic Party in the 1960s.

But this time, we weren't slaves to physical chains. We were voting slaves,

mental slaves to the Democratic Party.

This party literally broke the black community.

And what I mean by broke is Lyndon B. Johnson passed the Man in the House Act.

What this basically said was all black families receiving federal assistance and aid

would be cut off if there was a male living in the household.

So basically black fathers could not live in the household with black families or they would be cut off from federal assistance.

This incentivized black mothers to remove black fathers from the house in order to receive federal funding.

And complete devastation and destruction followed in the black community.

Yes, we went from two parent homes in the black community upwards of 80%

in the 1940s to having less than 20% of both parents in the black household.

So his strategy worked.

This broke the black family, resulting in poverty and dysfunction for generations,

rendering the black community dependent and reliant on the Democratic Party

for their survival, locking in and guaranteeing their votes for generations.

Like Lyndon B. Johnson said, I'll have these n-words voting Democrat for 200 years.

And by God, his strategy worked and he was right because look where we are today.

We've been aligned with the Democratic Party for the last 60 years and

conditions in our community have only gotten worse. They have not gotten better because that was the purpose.

That was the design.

I talk about this in much more detail in many other things.

In my bestselling book, how the Democrats won the blacks from physical to mental slavery.

In this book, I give the true origins of both political parties

and reveal the real events that took place that caused black Americans

to realign from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party.

All backed up by historical documentation and government reports.

If you want the real history you were not taught in school,

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You can find the link in my bio or just comment

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