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 [h1]Colin Kaepernick donates custom-made suits outside a New York City parole office[/h1]
http://ftw.usatoday.com/2017/05/col...e-suits-outside-a-new-york-city-parole-office
an organization that provides free business attire to men and women who are in the job search process.
Will he be able to donate thousands of jobs themselves for all the black men and women that will become jobless under a terrible president he gave no dambs about preventing from winning the presidency, and influenced who knows how many black people not to vote with his idiotic "both candidates are the same" message? And a black person not voting was basically 95% of the way as good as a vote for Drumpf himself.
 
correct me if im wrong but how/why do ppl keep harping on black ppl voting when hilary won most of the cities/urban areas?

she won by  < 2million votes i was under the impression trump won in the sticks where black populations arent as high?

adding in asians and latinxs for trump how does it always fall on black people not voting?
 
Will he be able to donate thousands of jobs themselves for all the black men and women that will become jobless under a terrible president he gave no dambs about preventing from winning the presidency, and influenced who knows how many black people not to vote with his idiotic "both candidates are the same" message? And a black person not voting was basically 95% of the way as good as a vote for Drumpf himself.
Someone does SOMETHING to help SOMEONE and people complain.

Why?
 
Will he be able to donate thousands of jobs themselves for all the black men and women that will become jobless under a terrible president he gave no dambs about preventing from winning the presidency, and influenced who knows how many black people not to vote with his idiotic "both candidates are the same" message? And a black person not voting was basically 95% of the way as good as a vote for Drumpf himself.

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This can't be real
 
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This can't be real
I know, right.
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 Looking back, it's pretty hard to believe that someone was idiotic enough to think that Hillary and Drumpf were equally bad.

But I kid you not. He actually said it.
 
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Now trump is his fault?

You can't be ******* serious.

I've seen some stupid **** on here but damn.
 
 
[h1]Colin Kaepernick donates custom-made suits outside a New York City parole office[/h1]


http://ftw.usatoday.com/2017/05/col...e-suits-outside-a-new-york-city-parole-office

an organization that provides free business attire to men and women who are in the job search process.

Will he be able to donate thousands of jobs themselves for all the black men and women that will become jobless under a terrible president he gave no dambs about preventing from winning the presidency, and influenced who knows how many black people not to vote with his idiotic "both candidates are the same" message? And a black person not voting was basically 95% of the way as good as a vote for Drumpf himself.

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Blaming Kaepernick and black people for Trump is ridiculous since Clinton won every area black people live in :lol: Blame the millions of white inbred racist scum that voted against their interests and the sexist "Hillary for prison/She is the worst candidate of all time" crowd instead
 
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I do wonder what exactly do they do with those oversized shoes and clothes that athletes donate?
 
Blaming Kaepernick and black people for Trump is ridiculous since Clinton won every area black people live in
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Blame the millions of white inbred racist scum that voted against their interests and the sexist "Hillary for prison/She is the worst candidate of all time" crowd instead
The orangutan successfully played black voters like puppets. He didn't need to convince black voters to vote for him over Hillary. All he needed to do is to convince black people not to vote at all, which would practically be as good as a vote for him. And that is exactly what happened. The fact that the handful of black people who turned out to vote voted 101% in favor of Hillary doesn't mean a thing when the black voter turnout was chump change. And Kaepernick certainly did his best to promote all this by saying that they're equally bad. You could see it in this forum among all those who worshiped Kaepernick. 

Hillary made a stupid comment about black youth being predators.

Versus

Systematically denying black families housing for decades in New York and having multiple lawsuits over this.

Having a father who was a KKK supporter (arrested at a pro-KKK rally) and worshiping said father.

Not denouncing David Duke's support.

Having said the N-word on The Apprentice and preventing the tape to come out.

Tweeting absolutely ridiculously untrue statistics about black crime numbers.

Yeah, they sure are equally bad. A comple 50/50 coin flip. 
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And for the record, I was a huge supporter of Kaepernick right until I heard him say that the candidates were equally bad. He seemed too good to be true in an era where black athletes and celebrities gave no dambs. But after he said what he said about the election, then he can go **** himself for all eternity.

And since you have a soccer avatar and all: Can you imagine if Paul Pogba came out and said that Marine Le Pen's opponent in the upcoming French election is equally as bad as her?

"Both candidates are the same" = "All lives matter"
 
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I'm not disagreeing that it was a foolish statement. All I'm saying is that it's incorrect to say that the reason Trump won is because of Kaepernick and the voting preferences of black people, because all that is doing is shifting the blame towards people that had nothing to do with it when you look at the big picture.

Even with the low voter turnout numbers, Hillary would have won easily if an enormous population of this country wasn't illiterate and the offspring of incestuous siblings. It has nothing to do with a small population of black people being swayed by Kaepernick's comments. There are basically no black people in half those states that Trump won in, so why are they getting the blame?
 
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The orangutan successfully played black voters like puppets. He didn't need to convince black voters to vote for him over Hillary. All he needed to do is to convince black people not to vote at all, which would practically be as good as a vote for him. And that is exactly what happened. The fact that the handful of black people who turned out to vote voted 101% in favor of Hillary doesn't mean a thing when the black voter turnout was chump change. And Kaepernick certainly did his best to promote all this by saying that they're equally bad. You could see it in this forum among all those who worshiped Kaepernick. 

Hillary made a stupid comment about black youth being predators.

Versus

Systematically denying black families housing for decades in New York and having multiple lawsuits over this.
Having a father who was a KKK supporter (arrested at a pro-KKK rally) and worshiping said father.
Not denouncing David Duke's support.
Having said the N-word on The Apprentice and preventing the tape to come out.
Tweeting absolutely ridiculously untrue statistics about black crime numbers.

Yeah, they sure are equally bad. A comple 50/50 coin flip. :rolleyes

And for the record, I was a huge supporter of Kaepernick right until I heard him say that the candidates were equally bad. He seemed too good to be true in an era where black athletes and celebrities gave no dambs. But after he said what he said about the election, then he can go **** himself for all eternity.

And since you have a soccer avatar and all: Can you imagine if Paul Pogba came out and said that Marine Le Pen's opponent in the upcoming French election is equally as bad as her?

"Both candidates are the same" = "All lives matter"


You sound ridiculous dog.

Kaepernick's stance on voting had nothing to do with who was elected.

Some how all the actual work he's out here doing doesn't count because he didn't vote for hillary clinton :rofl:
 
There was low turnout across the board,not sure how it's somehow become exclusive to black voters...
Black turnout was 11.4 percent lower than in 2012. Overall turnout was 1.7 percent lower than in 2012 (includes that 11.4 percent reduction in black turnout).

http://www.phillytrib.com/news/blac...cle_49d1aed9-76be-550e-b063-15ad7639dc97.html
But, in 2012, there were 16,938,006 Black voter ballots counted out of a total of 130.3 million ballots nationally. That translates into an alarming 11.4 percent reduction in Black votes between both presidential election cycles.
Still, national turnout was on 56.9 percent this year compared to 58.6 percent in 2012 and the record 62.2 percent in 2008.
Just half of those 11.4 percent could've made one HELL of a difference, especially if they were in Florida, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
 
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Black turnout was 11.4 percent lower than in 2012. Overall turnout was 1.7 percent lower than in 2012 (includes that 11.4 percent reduction in black turnout).

http://www.phillytrib.com/news/blac...cle_49d1aed9-76be-550e-b063-15ad7639dc97.html


Just half of those 11.4 percent could've made one HELL of a difference, especially if they were in Florida, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

You're simplifying it.

While the "they're all the same" talk was stupid...and didn't help...it wasn't a driving factor for those numbers.

Of course you were going to see a reduction due to the Obama effect.

Black people did their job this election. Now some white people.....they got some explaining to do.
 
53% of white women voters voted for dude after he announced he liked to grab women by the ***** but lets blame Kaep and the blacks.
 
Voting is something we all should exercise, but even if Kap voted it literally wouldnt have made difference who won or not...so talking about the voting thing with him is bs and pointless at this point...he out chea putting in real time, money and effort to help ppl while also facing questions with his career due to him taking a stand for something
 
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