Is anyone on here REALLY voting for Kamala ? Why should I vote for Kamala?

Supersav

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She can propose whatever she wants, but what gets approved is what matters.
Yes and my point is even if it's approved it's not the answer for black people. Black capitalism has never helped the black community. So it's empty promises meant to gain the black vote as usual
 

REDLINE

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Yes and my point is even if it's approved it's not the answer for black people. Black capitalism has never helped the black community. So it's empty promises meant to gain the black vote as usual
And what's Don proposing on doing for yo Black ass?

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geechiedan

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Yes and my point is even if it's approved it's not the answer for black people. Black capitalism has never helped the black community. So it's empty promises meant to gain the black vote as usual
Why do you keep getting me confused with ados? I never said I was ados...you're doing the white people thing and painting all of us with the same brush. The issue is capitalism and the system we are currently under. Democrats or Republicans it doesn't matter because they serve the same system. This why I don't vote or participate. I've only said this a thousand times
I get you confused with Ados because you keep talking about things specifically concerning black americans. What you posted as demands:

over-policing
poverty
jobs


these are not things that are specific to just black americans or the black community... this is counter to the things people you cheerlead are saying....they want specific policy to address black american issues...
 

Supersav

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BGOL Investor
I get you confused with Ados because you keep talking about things specifically concerning black americans. What you posted as demands:

over-policing
poverty
jobs


these are not things that are specific to just black americans or the black community... this is counter to the things people you cheerlead are saying....they want specific policy to address black american issues...
So as a black man those issues shouldn't concern me? These are issues that need to be addressed with policy. This should be the focus not weed and crypto
 

VAiz4hustlaz

Proud ADOS and not afraid to step to da mic!
BGOL Investor
Capitalism?

Pan-Africanism. Not only as a viable strategy......but even as a real-world ideology outside of the academic world. And certainly not one that is relevant to Black America. If anything, it has bamboozled too many of us.

As far as capitalism, I agree with the general critiques of it from a socialist perspective, but at the same time I don't regard the socialist class struggle ideology as realistic either.
 

geechiedan

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BGOL Investor
The recreational weed shit is worse to me. How are you pushing for health, jobs and training, and entrepreneurship loans but also recreational weed? They negate each other.

now you said this and your buddies cosigned it....

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production, distribution, and sale of America’s newest cash crop, cannabis. And while Black American inclusion in the cannabis industry is an aspect of reparative justice, the ADOS Advocacy Foundation rejects any language and legislation which frames that inclusion as reparations for slavery and Jim Crow, or as that which would constitute a meaningful solution to closing the wealth gap between white and Black Americans.

We require the following:

  • Since 40% of prisoners convicted of drug crimes are Black,9 the government at all levels must mete out cannabis redress using the framework of “The 40% Rule.”
  • 40% of all licenses for the cultivation, distribution, and sale of cannabis must be set aside for Black Americans, with special consideration given to those formerly incarcerated for drug crimes generally and marijuana specifically. State and local jurisdictions where cannabis is now legal must provide immediate redress in the form of a 40% set-aside for licensing, funding, training, and support of Black licensees that create a pathway to equitable ownership and sustainability in the cannabis industry. State and local jurisdictions where cannabis is not yet legal must institute The 40% Rule before one cannabis license is issued.
  • The government must compel all licensees to adhere to The 40% Rule in hiring and take affirmative action to reach parity in the recruitment, hiring, promotion, and retention of Black Americans, with particular consideration for those who have been incarcerated for drug crimes.

  • There must be a minimum of 60% ownership stake for Black licensees who wish to partner with non-Black investors. Non-Black investors cannot have more than a 40% interest in the company at any point in the life of the company.

  • Marijuana-related taxes, fees, and costs of adherence to regulations should not be passed down to Black consumers through the Black owners. Black communities should not be burdened with the cost of repairing what America has broken with the drug war. As such, we require that a 50-year tax abatement from any marijuana-related taxes be given to all Black-owned cannabis dispensaries. Black licensees should only be subject to regular state and federal income taxes and local sales tax during this period.
  • Transfer or sale of a cannabis license or business is subject to The 40% Rule.

  • President Biden must issue a blanket pardon to all persons incarcerated in federal prisons for marijuana-related crimes as well as those on parole or probation. The President must also expunge their records and fully restore their voting rights. Everyone must come home. In addition, the Biden-Harris administration must direct the Offices in charge of social programs to ensure eligibility for programs such as TANF, Section 8, and Medicare to support returning citizens and ensure their reintegration into society and reunification with families. The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) must also be increased for these returning citizens to incentivize the private sector to do its part to help returning citizens reenter the workforce.

and just so we're clear I'm not making shit up....this comes from links @VAiz4hustlaz provided himself...

YOU said "the problem here is instead looking for a target or waiting for a target we should be developing the target."

What the fuck do you think ADOS is? And before replying actually GO READ the website!





NOW....can we get a clear consensus and agreement on what it is the black community needs???
 

DC_Dude

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BGOL Investor
now you said this and your buddies cosigned it....

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production, distribution, and sale of America’s newest cash crop, cannabis. And while Black American inclusion in the cannabis industry is an aspect of reparative justice, the ADOS Advocacy Foundation rejects any language and legislation which frames that inclusion as reparations for slavery and Jim Crow, or as that which would constitute a meaningful solution to closing the wealth gap between white and Black Americans.

We require the following:

  • Since 40% of prisoners convicted of drug crimes are Black,9 the government at all levels must mete out cannabis redress using the framework of “The 40% Rule.”
  • 40% of all licenses for the cultivation, distribution, and sale of cannabis must be set aside for Black Americans, with special consideration given to those formerly incarcerated for drug crimes generally and marijuana specifically. State and local jurisdictions where cannabis is now legal must provide immediate redress in the form of a 40% set-aside for licensing, funding, training, and support of Black licensees that create a pathway to equitable ownership and sustainability in the cannabis industry. State and local jurisdictions where cannabis is not yet legal must institute The 40% Rule before one cannabis license is issued.
  • The government must compel all licensees to adhere to The 40% Rule in hiring and take affirmative action to reach parity in the recruitment, hiring, promotion, and retention of Black Americans, with particular consideration for those who have been incarcerated for drug crimes.

  • There must be a minimum of 60% ownership stake for Black licensees who wish to partner with non-Black investors. Non-Black investors cannot have more than a 40% interest in the company at any point in the life of the company.

  • Marijuana-related taxes, fees, and costs of adherence to regulations should not be passed down to Black consumers through the Black owners. Black communities should not be burdened with the cost of repairing what America has broken with the drug war. As such, we require that a 50-year tax abatement from any marijuana-related taxes be given to all Black-owned cannabis dispensaries. Black licensees should only be subject to regular state and federal income taxes and local sales tax during this period.
  • Transfer or sale of a cannabis license or business is subject to The 40% Rule.

  • President Biden must issue a blanket pardon to all persons incarcerated in federal prisons for marijuana-related crimes as well as those on parole or probation. The President must also expunge their records and fully restore their voting rights. Everyone must come home. In addition, the Biden-Harris administration must direct the Offices in charge of social programs to ensure eligibility for programs such as TANF, Section 8, and Medicare to support returning citizens and ensure their reintegration into society and reunification with families. The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) must also be increased for these returning citizens to incentivize the private sector to do its part to help returning citizens reenter the workforce.

and just so we're clear I'm not making shit up....this comes from links @VAiz4hustlaz provided himself...





NOW....can we get a clear consensus and agreement on what it is the black community needs???
:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:
 

geechiedan

Rising Star
BGOL Investor
So as a black man those issues shouldn't concern me? These are issues that need to be addressed with policy. This should be the focus not weed and crypto
the argument has been issues specific to the community...by specific its inferred that we want issues addressed exclusively for us...and whats usually held up as an example are gay bills and rights and asians hate crime law....stuff like that.
 

Supersav

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BGOL Investor
the argument has been issues specific to the community...by specific its inferred that we want issues addressed exclusively for us...and whats usually held up as an example are gay bills and rights and asians hate crime law....stuff like that.
Ok and what's your point? They cater to gay groups because alot of them are gay and closeted. The black people in these rooms seek validation and ascribe to be white so they don't relate to the poor in our community. That bullshit Kamala came up with today was aimed at the black middle class and the bourgeois. None of that shit helps poor black people
 

geechiedan

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BGOL Investor
He doesn't need the black vote. He's upfront and honest about his disdain. The Dems cloak it in bullshit every election then show their true colors after they are elected
if he doesnt need the black vote and he's upfront about his disdain..why are blacks voting for him??? Why is there an uptick in black men specifically voting for a person who doesnt need their vote and shows disdain for them????
 

Supersav

Rising Star
BGOL Investor
if he doesnt need the black vote and he's upfront about his disdain..why are blacks voting for him??? Why is there an uptick in black men specifically voting for a person who doesnt need their vote and shows disdain for them????
I don't know nor am I the spokesperson for all black people. I would assume it's because the Democrats and Kamala show the same disdain but cloak it in shit like crypto and more black capitalism.
 

nawlinsn931

Rising Star
BGOL Investor
The question begs to be asked though, all these promises etc And they’ve had years to get it done. Why make these promises when these things could’ve been done during Biden presidency? Basically promising the same thing that should’ve been done already.
 

geechiedan

Rising Star
BGOL Investor
The question begs to be asked though, all these promises etc And they’ve had years to get it done. Why make these promises when these things could’ve been done during Biden presidency? Basically promising the same thing that should’ve been done already.


we REALLY need to bring back Schoolhouse Rock

 

geechiedan

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BGOL Investor
No it comes from a place of history. There is no emotion on my end because I do not participate in the process nor expect anything from either side. I can look at it clearly because I am not tied to any party with hopes for change lol.
you said some black men are voting for trump because their insulted by kamala.. even tho trump shows the same level of disdain (your word) thats rooted in emotion
 
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