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Since Weak President Trump Was Elected, The Niggers & Gays Have Taken Over

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J.J. McCullough

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Dec 28, 2020, 2:51:47 PM12/28/20
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When Trump either dies of the TrumpVirus or is booted from office into a
prison cell, the niggers will rule America once and for all time. His
failure to Make America Great has already been noted by Conservative
Historians world wide and will be taught to our children.


Four years ago, Christopher Parker, an African American political
scientist at the University of Washington, made the provocative argument
that Donald Trump’s candidacy could “do more to advance racial
understanding than the election of Barack Obama.”

“Trump’s clear bigotry,” Parker wrote in the American Prospect, a liberal
journal, “makes it impossible for whites to deny the existence of racism
in America. . . . His success clashes with many white Americans’ vision of
the United States as a fair and just place.”

Those words seem prescient today, after four years of President Trump’s
racism, from the “very fine people” marching with neo-Nazis in
Charlottesville to, in just the past week, a “white power” retweet and a
threat to veto defense spending to protect the names of Confederate
generals; after a pandemic disproportionately ravaged African American
communities while an indifferent president tried to move on; after Trump-
allied demonstrators, some carrying firearms and Confederate flags, tried
to “liberate” themselves from public health restrictions; after the video
of George Floyd’s killing showed the world blatant police brutality; after
Trump used federal firepower against peaceful civil rights demonstrators
of all colors.

The reckoning Parker foresaw is now upon us. White women, disgusted by
Trump’s cruelty, are abandoning him in large number. White liberals,
stunned by the brazen racism, have taken to the streets. And signs point
to African American turnout in November that will rival the record level
of 2012, when Obama was on the ballot. This, by itself, would flip
Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to Democrats, an
analysis by the liberal Center for American Progress shows.

Surprisingly high Democratic turnout in recent contests in Wisconsin,
Georgia, Kentucky and Colorado points to the possibility of a building
wave. The various measures of Democratic enthusiasm suggest “turnout
beyond anything we’ve seen since 1960,” University of North Carolina
political scientist Marc Hetherington predicts. If so, that would mean a
historic repudiation of Trump, who knows his hope of reelection depends on
low turnout. He has warned that mail-in ballots and other attempts to
encourage more voting would mean “you’d never have a Republican elected in
this country again.”

That may not be wrong. Trump has accelerated a decades-old trend toward
parties redefining themselves by race and racial attitudes. Racial
resentment is now the single most important factor driving Republicans and
Republican-leaning movers, according to extensive research, most recently
by Nicholas Valentino and Kirill Zhirkov at the University of Michigan —
more than religion, culture, class or ideology. An ongoing study by
University of North Carolina researchers finds that racial resentment even
drives hostility toward mask-wearing and social distancing. Conversely,
racial liberalism now drives Democrats of all colors more than any other
factor.

Consider just one yardstick, a standard question of racial attitudes in
which people are asked to agree or disagree with this statement: “It’s
really a matter of some people not trying hard enough; if blacks would
only try harder they could be just as well off as whites.”
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In 2012, 56 percent of white Republicans agreed with that statement,
according to the American National Election Studies. The number grew in
2016 with Trump’s rise, to 59 percent. Last month, an astonishing 71
percent of white Republicans agreed, according to a YouGov poll written by
Parker and conducted by GQR (where my wife is a partner).

The opposite movement among white Democrats is even more striking. In
2012, 38 percent agreed that African Americans didn’t try hard enough. In
2016, that dropped to 27 percent. And now? Just 13 percent.

To the extent Trump’s racist provocation is a strategy (rather than simply
an instinct), it is a miscalculation. The electorate was more than 90
percent white when Richard Nixon deployed his Southern strategy; the
proportion is now 70 percent white and shrinking. But more than that,
Trump’s racism has alienated a large number of white people.
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“For many white Americans, the things Trump is saying and getting away
with, they just didn’t think they lived in a world where that could
happen,” says Vincent Hutchings, a political scientist specializing in
public opinion at the University of Michigan. Racist appeals in particular
alienate white, college-educated women, and even some women without
college degrees, he has found: “One of the best ways to exacerbate the
gender gap isn’t to talk about gender but to talk about race.”

Trump’s racism has also emboldened white Democrats, who have often been on
the losing end of racial politics since George H.W. Bush deployed Willie
Horton against Michael Dukakis in 1988. “They’re embracing the racial
issues they used to cower on in decades past,” Hetherington says.

This is what Parker had in mind when he wrote in 2016 that Trump could be
“good for the United States.” The backlash Trump provoked among whites and
nonwhites alike “could kick off a second Reconstruction,” Parker now
thinks. “I know it sounds crazy, especially coming from a black man,” he
says, but “I think Trump actually is one of the best things that’s
happened in this country.”

Happened on Nancy Pelosi's watch

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Jul 3, 2022, 8:30:03 PM7/3/22
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In article <XnsACA19731428B...@95.216.243.224>
<governo...@gmail.com> wrote:

The city medical examiner’s office determined late Thursday that
the man suffered several stab wounds to his back and neck and
was the victim of a homicide, according to authorities.

Police have not yet been able to identify the man.

‘The body was so badly decomposed they don’t know who it is,’ a
law enforcement source told the New York Post earlier on
Thursday.

Cops responded to an apartment on Jamaica Avenue near 77th
Street in the Woodhaven neighborhood of Queens on Wednesday
afternoon after a tenant called the landlord to report a foul
smell.

Arriving officers gained entry into the unit and found a body
pinned under a couch, according to officials. The man had signs
of trauma to his back. Emergency responders at the scene
pronounced him dead.

His body was deteriorated to such a degree that officials
suspect he may have been dead for two weeks. The man believed to
be the victim was also last seen a couple of weeks ago, sources
told the newspaper.

However, authorities released no details on the possible victim,
including his age.

As of Friday morning, no arrests had been made in the case. No
information on a possible suspect has been disclosed.

The events leading up to the fatal stabbing are under an ongoing
police investigation.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the police
department’s Crime Stoppers.

The man’s decomposing body was found nearly six months after
cops in Slaughter, Louisiana, found the body of a 36-year-old
autistic woman fused into a couch, surrounded by her own waste,
in her parents’ home. Authorities think that Lacey Fletcher, who
had bed sores revealing her bone, may have been confined to the
sofa for 12 years.

Her parents, Sheila and Clay Fletcher, have been charged with
second-degree murder, and their trial could begin as soon as
October.

https://metro.co.uk/2022/07/01/new-york-man-whose-rotting-body-
was-under-sofa-was-stabbed-to-death-16929479/

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