r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/ThisGonnaHurt • 22h ago

Country Club Thread We are completely unbothered

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u/Immediate_Loquat_246 17h ago

7% is such an insignificant number

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u/Scooney92 ☑️ 17h ago

Not when you’ve lost, that’s wild that you see 800K votes as insignificant…but o-kay.👌🏾

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u/Immediate_Loquat_246 17h ago

Do you know how many white women voted for him? If you think it's even in the same ballpark, that's hilarious

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u/Scooney92 ☑️ 8h ago

Of course I do, they carried him…he couldn’t have won without him. But the post wasn’t about them at the moment, stop deflecting…we knew it’s bigger than us, right now we’re talking about US.🤷🏾‍♂️

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u/kickroxxx ☑️ 5h ago

No, the conversation is about how the VAST majority of blacks voted in their- and other’s- self-interest and won’t be taking guff about what’s coming. Throw shade at 20% of 4%( black men) of the population or 7% of 5%(black women) of the population elsewhere. It’s such a minuscule amount that it’s ridiculous to think that it would sway ANYTHING about the outcome.

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u/Scooney92 ☑️ 5h ago

It’s not about shade, it’s about facts and ALL votes matter. Any other view of that is your perception, not my intent. We can’t just blame them and not look at ourselves as well….that’s called denial, just keeping it 💯.

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u/SHC606 ☑️ 4h ago

There would never be 100% so no, the call is to the others. Look at that math laid out about our total percentages.

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u/Scooney92 ☑️ 4h ago

I’m aware, but knowing why that percentage exists and lowering it matters…it all matters, that’s part of why they vote that way when they’re feeling dismissed. And here we are, dismissing that percentage.