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Originally Posted by mooby
This is hilarious, but not for the reason you want it to be.
A filmmaker rolls into one of the quote unquote " best places to live in America" to ask white people who have most likely never lived anything close to a minority's experience why they think black people don't or can't vote.
Then he takes their responses to Harlem where of course everyone he interviewed have ID's, know how to vote, know where the DMV is. The problem with that is as the filmmaker he has the freedom to pick and choose who he wants to interview. It doesn't necessarily represent everybody who lives in Harlem.
I'm just gonna be straight up about it. I have no idea about the problems afflicting minority communities because my privileged middle-class white ass has never had to live that experience. I don't know what the numbers are in relation to voters/non-voters. I don't feel like putting in the work to know either.
The only thing I do know is that studies show the new GA voter laws will make it harder to vote for places with a large population.
Looking forward to my entire rebuttal being discredited for using the NY Times. |
Mooby he rolls to Berkeley because that’s the ideology center for progressives lives. You don’t know that? And then he has the balls goes to Harlem which is rightfully, the most celebrated neighborhood for black America.
Look how the progressives respond in tone and body language...they are so assured of themselves in perpetuating the soft bigotry of low expectations when describing black Americans. It’s revealing...I especially love the guy who takes off his glasses while doing this head wiggle.
They are they factual incorrect in most things they state as well. As pointed out by black voters.
Its really not funny, It’s pathetic. And now to hear people say Georgia laws are new Jim Crow...it’s the most dishonest and offensive take possible. This is an example of what Charles Barkley said this weekend, Biden and Stacy Abrams are purposely using race to divide this country using a false Jim Crow equivalence.
I’ve already addressed the lies and propaganda for that NYT article you posted previously. Washington post and NYT put out more recent articles after reading the new laws which state this would not restrict voting and actually does the opposite.
Also, using the 2020 voting standards which were loosened driven by the once in a lifetime pandemic as a basis for normalcy in voting standards as the starting point for the article and not stating that multiple time and outright...sets up the reader to be lied too and it bad faith to begin with. NYT is German-like propaganda for democratics these days.