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raumdeuter:
Biden placed his 4yrs on the table, Trump plced his 4yrs on the table

They both made an argument for why Americans should give them another term and the majority went to Trump

If people believed Biden tenure did better , Kamala would be president now

I read your posts and just hope you're being a troll and gaslighting.

IjeBos:
Bemeruca even argued that the 50's were the best time for the US or he might have even said the World.
Make American Great Again right?

🤦🏽‍♀️ the 50s?

IjeBos:
I read your posts and just hope you're being a troll and gaslighting.

Trolling and gaslighting that Americans heard the messaging and argument of both sides,
evaluated their records under both and chose the one better for them

IjeBos:
Bemeruca even argued that the 50's were the best time for the US or he might have even said the World.
Make American Great Again right?

Nostalgic .

https://historyfacts.com/arts-culture/article/life-in-1950s-america-by-the-numbers/

The “nuclear family” (describing married couples with kids at home) was ingrained in the culture; more than half of all people (68% of men and 66% of women) were married. By the time the ’60s rolled around, many of these cultural norms would be upended, but this generation left a lasting mark on American society. H

raumdeuter:
Lanza for example is dead, Dylan roof is alive he murdered church goers 10yrs ago. Why should he be alive when he denied others life? If he had a child, he will be seeing his own child grow, those whose life he took wont be. He is alive he made sure others wont while getting fed from the purse of the people whose loved ones he murdered

He probably has to exhaust all his appeals I am guessing. Death sentences have been commuted to life sentences before.

basilico:
Nostalgic .

https://historyfacts.com/arts-culture/article/life-in-1950s-america-by-the-numbers/

The “nuclear family” (describing married couples with kids at home) was ingrained in the culture; more than half of all people (68% of men and 66% of women) were married. By the time the ’60s rolled around, many of these cultural norms would be upended, but this generation left a lasting mark on American society. H

IjeBos only see things through the lens of race and victimhood.

People back then were happier, stronger, healthier.

See the bold below, the guy can't help himself.

bemeruca:
In the 1950s we as humans were at our prime. Now use your education and make that statement about the US and blacks.

PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD TO RENT A HOUSE BUT ILLEGALS LIVE IN 5-STAR HOTELS.

Only stupid people will not realize this.

Whoopi Goldberg lies on air saying egg prices have not fallen.

https://www.aol.com/whoopi-goldberg-falsely-claims-egg-183629880.html

He did promise to lower the price of groceries, I have not seen an egg fall one cent since this man got in,” Goldberg said, prompting co-host Sunny Hostin to falsely say they are going up.

These people are paid to lie. Sunny Hostin was forced to read a legal memo some months ago trashing Matt Gaetz.

They know half the country will believe them.
Those who believe these people are just dumb dumber dumbest

basilico:
Nostalgic .

https://historyfacts.com/arts-culture/article/life-in-1950s-america-by-the-numbers/

The “nuclear family” (describing married couples with kids at home) was ingrained in the culture; more than half of all people (68% of men and 66% of women) were married. By the time the ’60s rolled around, many of these cultural norms would be upended, but this generation left a lasting mark on American society. H

What job opportunites do you think black men had in the US in the 50s?

Do you understand what the civil right act and affirmative action were about?

Maybe next you will say Nigerians were also doing well in the 50s

Go and watch Malcolm x. Watch devil in a blue dress. Watch hidden figures. Watch fences. Watch till. Those movies will give you an idea of what life was like for black people in the 50s.

The nostalgia is from white people who were guaranteed a good life on a high school education. That is gone partially because of the corporate greed Raum celebrates but also because white people now have to compete with blacks and browns for jobs.

You can also watch actual movies from the 50s. The only roles for blacks - cleaning


One of the reasons star trek was so groundbreaking when it came out was that it featured a black woman (uhura) in a leadership role. Not as a mammy or a maid or a cook.

Unfortunately those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it, so here we are.

LordReed:
He probably has to exhaust all his appeals I am guessing. Death sentences have been commuted to life sentences before.

Appeal that what? While the family of those he killed still get their tax dollar to feed him

Imagine if it gets commuted to life, then this animal Dylan gets to live for 70yrs while the life of those who did not offend him gets taken away for whatever reasons

How do you expect the family of the victims to feel

GloriousGbola:
What job opportunites do you think black men had in the US in the 50s?

Do you understand what the civil right act and affirmative action were about?

Maybe next you will say Nigerians were also doing well in the 50s

Go and watch Malcolm x. Watch devil in a blue dress. Watch hidden figures. Watch fences. Watch till. Those movies will give you an idea of what life was like for black people in the 50s.

The nostalgia is from white people who were guaranteed a good life on a high school education. That is gone partially because of the corporate greed Raum celebrates but also because white people now have to compete with blacks and browns for jobs.

You can also watch actual movies from the 50s. The only roles for blacks - cleaning


One of the reasons star trek was so groundbreaking when it came out was that it featured a black woman (uhura) in a leadership role. Not as a mammy or a maid or a cook.

Unfortunately those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it, so here we are.

Humans in the 50s vs today.

GloriousGbola:
What job opportunites do you think black men had in the US in the 50s?

Do you understand what the civil right act and affirmative action were about?

Maybe next you will say Nigerians were also doing well in the 50s

Go and watch Malcolm x. Watch devil in a blue dress. Watch hidden figures. Watch fences. Watch till. Those movies will give you an idea of what life was like for black people in the 50s.

The nostalgia is from white people who were guaranteed a good life on a high school education. That is gone partially because of the corporate greed Raum celebrates but also because white people now have to compete with blacks and browns for jobs.

You can also watch actual movies from the 50s. The only roles for blacks - cleaning


One of the reasons star trek was so groundbreaking when it came out was that it featured a black woman (uhura) in a leadership role. Not as a mammy or a maid or a cook.

Unfortunately those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it, so here we are.

I'm not the author please.

GloriousGbola:
What job opportunites do you think black men had in the US in the 50s?

Do you understand what the civil right act and affirmative action were about?

Maybe next you will say Nigerians were also doing well in the 50s

Go and watch Malcolm x. Watch devil in a blue dress. Watch hidden figures. Watch fences. Watch till. Those movies will give you an idea of what life was like for black people in the 50s.

The nostalgia is from white people who were guaranteed a good life on a high school education. That is gone partially because of the corporate greed Raum celebrates but also because white people now have to compete with blacks and browns for jobs.

You can also watch actual movies from the 50s. The only roles for blacks - cleaning


One of the reasons star trek was so groundbreaking when it came out was that it featured a black woman (uhura) in a leadership role. Not as a mammy or a maid or a cook.

Unfortunately those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it, so here we are.

The myth that life was easier in the 50s, even for white people, is a just that, a myth. Basilico dodged my questions because he likes to live in an alternative reality where facts don’t matter.

bemeruca:
Humans in the 50s vs today.

Great progress.

It takes a special level of buffoonery to say people were happier in the 50s. This totally disregards the experience of black people. The only people who were happier in the 50s were white people. If you can’t see that because you choose not to see things “through a lens of race”, it means you’re totally disconnected from your own identity. It’s not a flex. Unless you think only white people are humans. Therefore when assessing happiness only their happiness counts.

If we make American great again to be like the 50s, you will not be part of the prosperous class. You’re going back to fighting for civil rights. I can’t believe we’re having this conversation in 2025. A group of black men who want to go back to the times before they had the right to vote.

I’m nauseated 🤢

The 15th Amendment to the Constitution removed racial barriers to voting in 1870, but states continued to practice voter discrimination and continued to deny Black voters a chance to participate in elections.

The right to vote was extended to white women in 1920.

It wasn't until 1965, after years of intimidation, murders, and advocacy that the path to the voting booth was cleared for Black people with the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965.

THE RIGHT TO VOTE, REGARDLESS OF RACE

Just eight days after Martin Luther King, Jr. led a peaceful civil rights march in Selma, Alabama, President Lyndon B. Johnson announced his intention to pass a federal Voting Rights Act to ensure that no federal, state, or local government could in any way impede people from voting because of their race or ethnicity. He signed the Voting Rights Act into law later that year, banning racial discriminatory practices in voting, including literacy tests.

Maeve7:
The myth that life was easier in the 50s, even for white people, is a just that, a myth. Basilico dodged my questions because he likes to live in an alternative reality where facts don’t matter.

In Africa we had the whole sky for water and whole forests for toilets.

cococandy:
It takes a special level of buffoonery to say people were happier in the 50s. This totally disregards the experience of black people. The only people who were happier in the 50s were white people. If you can’t see that because you choose not to see things “through a lens of race”, it means you’re totally disconnected from your own identity. It’s not a flex. Unless you think only white people are humans. Therefore when assessing happiness only their happiness counts.

If we make American great again to be like the 50s, you will not be part of the prosperous class. You’re going back to fighting for civil rights. I can’t believe we’re having this conversation in 2025. A group of black men who want to go back to the times before they had the right to vote.

I’m nauseated 🤢

Not true.

This whole conversation is insane that we’re even having it

GloriousGbola:
What job opportunites do you think black men had in the US in the 50s?

Do you understand what the civil right act and affirmative action were about?

Maybe next you will say Nigerians were also doing well in the 50s

Go and watch Malcolm x. Watch devil in a blue dress. Watch hidden figures. Watch fences. Watch till. Those movies will give you an idea of what life was like for black people in the 50s.

The nostalgia is from white people who were guaranteed a good life on a high school education. That is gone partially because of the corporate greed Raum celebrates but also because white people now have to compete with blacks and browns for jobs.

You can also watch actual movies from the 50s. The only roles for blacks - cleaning


One of the reasons star trek was so groundbreaking when it came out was that it featured a black woman (uhura) in a leadership role. Not as a mammy or a maid or a cook.

Unfortunately those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it, so here we are.

bemeruca:
Humans in the 50s vs today.

Why did he cover that part?
He is not serious at all.

basilico:
In Africa we had the whole sky for water and whole forests for toilets.

Serious question, have you taken your meds today?

Maeve7:
Not true.

definitely happier than black people at least

cococandy:
It takes a special level of buffoonery to say people were happier in the 50s. This totally disregards the experience of black people. The only people who were happier in the 50s were white people. If you can’t see that because you choose not to see things “through a lens of race”, it means you’re totally disconnected from your own identity. It’s not a flex. Unless you think only white people are humans. Therefore when assessing happiness only their happiness counts.

If we make American great again to be like the 50s, you will not be part of the prosperous class. You’re going back to fighting for civil rights. I can’t believe we’re having this conversation in 2025. A group of black men who want to go back to the times before they had the right to vote.

I’m nauseated 🤢

People were happier. It's a fact

bemeruca:
People were happier. It's a fact

No one is stopping you from giving up your civil rights.

Lead the change.

cococandy:
It takes a special level of buffoonery to say people were happier in the 50s. This totally disregards the experience of black people. The only people who were happier in the 50s were white people. If you can’t see that because you choose not to see things “through a lens of race”, it means you’re totally disconnected from your own identity. It’s not a flex. Unless you think only white people are humans. Therefore when assessing happiness only their happiness counts.

If we make American great again to be like the 50s, you will not be part of the prosperous class. You’re going back to fighting for civil rights. I can’t believe we’re having this conversation in 2025. A group of black men who want to go back to the times before they had the right to vote.

I’m nauseated 🤢

Subject to debate.Wasnt about race.

Context was ,how far could a dollar take you?

descarado:
Why did he cover that part?
He is not serious at all.

Lol.

Watch people from the 50s speak about how strong they were even with all the struggle they were going through.

Not the ijebos of today who loves the victimhood narrative.

They used abortion and welfare system to destroy the black community that was progressing. King and others fought for nothing for modern day black culture. All the suffering and beating they took in the civil rights movement was all for nothing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_hGNksmKDE

raumdeuter:
Appeal that what? While the family of those he killed still get their tax dollar to feed him

Imagine if it gets commuted to life, then this animal Dylan gets to live for 70yrs while the life of those who did not offend him gets taken away for whatever reasons

How do you expect the family of the victims to feel

What of those places where murder convicts don't get death sentences, how is that any different?

Maeve7:
Serious question, have you taken your meds today?

That was in jest , symbolically, if you didn't realize.

basilico:
Subject to debate.Wasnt about race.

Context was ,how far could a dollar take you?

happiness is all about money?

Any conversation that doesn’t take the very vital component of American history which is race into consideration is null and void.

Because your dollar ain’t taking you nowhere when you can’t even buy a house in the neighborhood you want.

Dull conversations without nuance irk me

cococandy:
No one is stopping you from giving up your civil rights.

Lead the change.

You just don't understand.
Despite all the things against the black man then, morally, mentality and value wise they are better than what became of the black man after that time.

Malcolm ex told us about the white people leading blackmen to burn down their communities during the BLM movement.

Today, people who did not witness slavery and all the horrors of those days are more effected by it than people who took all the hardship from slavery and segregation.

cococandy:
Because happiness is all about money.

Any conversation that doesn’t take the very vital component of American history which is race into consideration is null and void.

Because your dollar ain’t taking you nowhere when you can’t even buy a house in the neighborhood you want.

Dull conversations without nuance irk me

The whites never liked you then, they still don't . Majority if not all

bemeruca:
People were happier. It's a fact

You couldn’t prove it if your life depended on it.

basilico:
The whites never liked you then, they still don't . Majority if not all

Who are you to speak on behalf of all white people?

basilico:
Subject to debate.Wasnt about race.

Context was ,how far could a dollar take you?

How far, Basilico? Educate us.