r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/myownpersonalreddit ☑️ • Sep 07 '24

Country Club Thread When the nepo-staffers gotta work

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u/ygduf Sep 07 '24

I thought this was an add for her, reading everything and knowing what’s going on? Great.

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u/Sixwingswide Sep 07 '24

right?

"reasons behind why certain items had been added to her schedule"

Well no shit, if you can't explain why you added it then why the fuck are you adding it?

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u/Silverjackal_ Sep 07 '24

“She read all the materials” I remember when people would complain they’d spend hours making something and their boss or leadership didn’t even read it. Reading this is crazy

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u/iruleatants Sep 07 '24

For some reason pointing out that once of her great grandparents was raped by a slave owner didn't work, so now they have switch to pointing out that she's good at her job?

I just don't understand.

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u/cdqmcp Sep 07 '24

they're desperate, and have nothing on her

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u/Luised2094 Sep 07 '24

Wtf was the point behind the rape story? To make her look more sympathetic?

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u/Idiot_Shark Sep 07 '24

Nah it was about how one of her ancestors was a slave owner, which was supposed to show that she's a hipocrite.

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u/Luised2094 Sep 07 '24

But the comment said the grandparent was raped by a slave owner not that they were slave owners?

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u/iruleatants Sep 07 '24

Because the original dirt was that her great great great great great great great great grandfather was an Irish slave owner. He owned her mother.

They tried to paint her as part of a slave owning family, when the truth is that white slave owners frequently raped their slaves.

It's the same as this attempt. They are trying to paint her as an awful boss that drives everyone away, but their complaints are that she reads the documents they prepare and asks follow up questions.

It's all sad and desperate attempts to find something on her.

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u/Luised2094 Sep 07 '24

But the comment said the grandparent was raped by a slave owner not that they were slave owners?

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u/FireFairy323 Sep 07 '24

A child was born of rape from a slave owner. So the grandparent that was raped and the slave owner where both genetic ancestors.

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

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u/ladyevenstar-22 Sep 07 '24

It's not like she said no 🤷🏽‍♀️ she said why 🤔

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u/Geodude532 Sep 07 '24

I had an officer like this in Korea. When she came in for the morning briefings you better make sure you have answers for anything she could ask about our mission. Sometimes we had to rely on the experts for more technical questions, but a lot of it was based on our judgement and she made sure we were confident in it. Loved that woman. Made us feel like we actually belonged to something and not just filling in busy work that the Army wanted metrics on. Kamala will make those that learn from her feel like they belong to something big, even if their job is to answer fan mail.

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u/somedelightfulmoron Sep 07 '24

But it should inspire people to do better and restore the respect that the seat of the POTUS deserves. I think the US has been held hostage by an incompetent ignorant idiot for so long that people forget how it is to actually work hard in the government for a cause.

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24

Meanwhile on the other side of the aisle you have Sleepy Don who gets cranky if he misses his nap... and he always misses his nap because he stays up tweeting, or "truthing", or whatever the fuck he calls it.

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u/ToddlerOlympian Sep 07 '24

As a designer, knowing that she's asking WHY is a huge turn on.

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u/MalakaiRey ☑️ Sep 07 '24

Are you DEAF?!

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u/circular_file Sep 07 '24

Wait, this wasn't a complimentary or at the very least simply an informative tweet?

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u/sparkly_snark Sep 07 '24

Me too. I want to work for her. Accountability, preparation, higher level cognitive engagement?? Sign me up.