My girlfriend is a therapist and I originally got this take from her.
Dude I see there is no point going any further
I got my Bose joints ready for next month when it is it is my cousin's turn to driveThis Rusty listening to Not Like Us while we all dancin
My fault I was speed reading and jumped to the conclusion that people were going to say Kamala “was not like us” because of a Kendrick song and her interracial background and well what are we really talking about here? Really?
You don’t have to explain Tariq Nasheed to me. I have known about Tariq Nasheed since he wrote the Manosphere book that the book cover cost a destiny child member a spot on Destiny’s Child. He had a podcast called the Mack lessons that was early manosphere, had his own forum, and throughout it all he has been mocked more than he is followed. Like he’s been a joke for decades.
^this guy and his message of hate isn’t going to have a heavy affect on black male voters.. Kevin Samuels manosphere worked because he wrapped his women hating views in respectability by wearing a suit and surrounding himself by wealth. Plus unlike Tariq, Samuel’s was a new social medial influencer who was able to control his image because you couldn’t find decades of grift done by him.
Now obviously we’re not monolithic but if you go to black spaces they are talking about Project 2025. Also maybe if they had more than a few months to fan internal hate it could have worked but once again don’t worry about black men. Give black people both men and women more credit.
Gon be the only one in some Books not movin to it.This Rusty listening to Not Like Us while we all dancin
Right, but there's a distinction between winning a primary through grassroots support versus being selected by the party establishment. Kamala Harris's nomination as the Democratic candidate doesn't involve the same direct voter endorsement Biden received during his successful primary campaign. The perception that her selection is driven more by a desire to defeat Trump rather than broad public support is understandable and a concern. Whether this strategy will resonate with voters remains to be seen, but it does give the appearance of prioritizing opposition to Trump over other considerations.
All the money going her way kind've shows that they are riding with her.
Absolutely a no go IMO. Can’t have a VP who’s a Zionist when Kamala was a part of the previous admin.
Is this in reference to something specific? Gav already endorsed her, has consistently trailed Trump by -11 from April to July, and legally can’t be on the same ticket as Kamala. He’s going to campaign for her, that’s it.
Ok man, sure, whatever you say
But Kendrick never said Drake wasn't black. So your entire point was irrelevant from the jump.
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mentioned that Joe would have a chance to prove me right and he did but I don’t care to be right, I just think Joe has the type of integrity and decency that is lost in many areas of society. Think how hard it must be to quit pursuing a second term when by many objective measures he performed well in his first term to give our country a chance to beat Trump.
lots of assumptions going on. i thought emotionally kendrick handled it very well. he doesn’t seem to be taking it nearly as serious as the listeners are. played drake like a fiddle and used him as a vessel to become an even bigger household name not in just hip hop but globally.
That’s problem a problem for a lot of people. But for disaffected Arab voters the fact that he’s a proud Zionist seems to be way worse
Also peep the end of what I said about project 2025 and lack of time to really run a negative campaign.
