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Because Twitter is big and I'm little this probably won't get very far but I feel like I need to say it anyway. It's about the Democrats and this wave of racism cries in our nation that's absolutely killing us for no good reason. My truth is I didn't vote for Donald Trump....
When he became president I saw basically the whole world turn against him. This was remarkable to me , because he was just one man. Not a political machine. Not backed by a whole lot of long-term politicians. Why?.. I kept asking myself. I soon began to see that he cared...
He cared about things that the Democrats and the old standard Republican party could care less about. Cared about the little guy and whether or not they were making it in this world like he had. And he knew that they were not. And this included most importantly for this..
Conversation the African American community. So this movement to lift people out of poverty where those same people could stand back and say they did it on their own and it wasn't because big brother or the Democratic party did it for them.
This infuriated...
This infuriated...
and frightened the power structure so much their only solution was to turn those same people Donald Trump was trying to help against him. Racism was the only thing that had enough emotional power for it to work in their opinion.
Like I said I'm just a little..
Like I said I'm just a little..
I know a lot of people will throw hate my way. Just a warning. The power structure of the democrat party is so powerful they have the mainstream media and even radical mercenaries to do their business in the streets. They don't play..
We have a big choice in November. I see it this way. Hand over our lives to that power structure. Or Continue down the road destroying that power structure once and for all of which Donald Trump is not a part of. Big choice. I'm voting for @realDonaldTrump even if all by myself.
I also believe they'll be some major curveballs thrown at us from the Democrat convention. It will be centered around solving the unity problem that they created in the first place. The question then becomes do we want their form of "unity" that brings oppression in the end...
Or do we as Americans want to come together on our own. They've already shown us their "unity" 4 better than 50 years. Where has it gotten you? Where has it gotten us? So when that big name comes on the stage in the name of unity.... Remember little me.
