Latinos for Trump!!!!

Where's Daddy Yankee at? That'll stop this.

A family member of mines said PR is so corrupt that the officials can't hide it millions and millions just vanish while the island and the people suffer.....they also called him the nword in Spanish more times than he could count.
Sounds like every single country since the beginning of countries.
 

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BYE-BYE YOU, BYE-BYE YOU AYE!!!
 

You should have rolled up your sleeves, hit the streets, and mobilized your community to vote. Instead, most celebrities were jetting off around the world, and making small donations to super packs rather than starting from the grassroots level.

Black entertainers from the 1950s to the 1960s had to get involved at the grassroots level and roll up their sleeves.
 
Waste of time. Why argue with those midget bitches? They chose to be white, got the right snatched. Let em be white where they’re from. They don’t have a leg to stand on. Just sit back and watch, it’s gonna be some’n else.
 


YOU READ THAT RIGHT...DR PHIL

You can blame Oprah Winfrey for Dr. Phil.

People often talk about Black unity from the past, but if you grew up in the 20th century, you didn’t have much of a choice but to unite when public facilities, like water fountains, were segregated. Regardless of your wealth as a Black person, you couldn’t drink from those fountains and your money couldn’t separate you from the rest of the community. While your lifestyle might have set you apart, you still had to walk through the back door, step off the sidewalk when a white person approached, weren’t allowed to swim and swimming pools and couldn’t enter certain restaurants because of your skin color, and bow your head to any white person you encountered.

In 2024, in the 21st century, we no longer have to endure that level of discrimination, which has, in some ways, created a disconnect among us.

Our struggles are different, and as a result, we are not the same people.
 
Queso, if you no legal you has taco back to where you came from; the kids, cousins, the whole enchilada, baby. ICE went to the school and Tortilla from her mothers arms, infront of everyone.They were yelling, “This is nacho country, you better dip!” I said, “But I’ve bean here 20 years!” :smh: They claim they salsa one stealing a car. Al pastor says it’s a sanctuary city; you see if chalupa around the corner. I’m mole’ telling you what I heard. Don’t believe me; pollo friends. They’re marching with signs that say, “FRIJOLES!” like the negras do their rappers. The cop yells “Someone is going to jail!” Arroz my hand and say. Either THEY go Amigos! :yes:I received a text “Sale on baby close! You better get to tamales soon as possible!” so I jump in my pico truck and rush there! I get there, and there arroz of cars all lined up. I see my buddy Gua, and say POLICIA! He jump so high!. I said, Guacamole fucking with you, homes. It’s crazy.
 
You can blame Oprah Winfrey for Dr. Phil.

People often talk about Black unity from the past, but if you grew up in the 20th century, you didn’t have much of a choice but to unite when public facilities, like water fountains, were segregated. Regardless of your wealth as a Black person, you couldn’t drink from those fountains and your money couldn’t separate you from the rest of the community. While your lifestyle might have set you apart, you still had to walk through the back door, step off the sidewalk when a white person approached, weren’t allowed to swim and swimming pools and couldn’t enter certain restaurants because of your skin color, and bow your head to any white person you encountered.

In 2024, in the 21st century, we no longer have to endure that level of discrimination, which has, in some ways, created a disconnect among us.

Our struggles are different, and as a result, we are not the same people.
Good point. I dont like it, but you are probably right. Thanks.
 
Good point. I dont like it, but you are probably right. Thanks.
To be honest, it wasn’t me who made that comment. I was listening to Karen Hunter’s show on Friday when I heard Roderick Morrow make that comment. It really made me think deeply about what he said. There’s a lot of truth in that statement.
 
You should have rolled up your sleeves, hit the streets, and mobilized your community to vote. Instead, most celebrities were jetting off around the world, and making small donations to super packs rather than starting from the grassroots level.

Black entertainers from the 1950s to the 1960s had to get involved at the grassroots level and roll up their sleeves.

I'm pretty sure she was one of the celebrities out there campaigning for Kamala. I could be wrong though but she definitely endorsed and voted for her.
 
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