Elecshunned reflection

Doesn't matter to me who's in office. I check the news once a day. I'm not into the dramatization of a foregone conclusion. I do think Black people are still politically naive. The correct course of action was to abstain from voting for either major party candidate. That's how you could build at least some leverage. That leverage has evaporated with Blacks voting Biden in. They saved his candidacy during the South Carolina primary and will make him President whenever they finally call it. He owes Black people everything and is going to give us nothing. He and the whore have told us as much.

The best Blacks can hope for now is Obama part two which was terrible for them, but I guess many were able to get high enough off the hope and change rhetoric to lessen the pain of the police batons cracking their skulls.🤷‍♂️ Overall, the election changes nothing. It just means you will see a further awakening of Black men and them moving away from the Democratic party. Some of them will vote Republican, which isn't the answer, but still useful in the short term because it will represents a lost vote to Democrats. I know not voting, which I'm fine with, is difficult to capture and understand for many just like real unemployment is. Remember, you need to actively look for employment to be counted in the official numbers. If you just give up, which is understandable, then you become invisible. It's similar with voting. Black people should not vote for either major party at the Federal level. It's fine to focus on local elections of people you know and issues up for vote, constitutional amendments, etc. But if you don't know the person and they don't have a readily available record of getting things done for Black people specifically, why the f#ck are you voting for them? Vote for issues(penny taxes, legalization of marijuana, etc.) and write in a candidate or leave it blank. They need to know you are there and giving them the middle finger until you come with the tangibles.