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So @scottadamssays makes some good points here, but the crucial thing he’s missing is that the #1 group the average black man in America doesn’t want to offend or cross is black women. Black women, unfortunately, run the black community and they determine the politics, which is overwhelmingly Democrat. When you consider this, our collective results (or lack thereof) isn’t really a surprise.

Politically speaking, black men do what black women want them to do, plain and simple. And black women want you to vote Democrat and follow them, because they know better, of course—I mean, they’re the de facto leaders of the community after all.

The moment you realize, as a black man, that you aren’t a victim and you decide to take ownership of your life and lead (as you’re meant to do as a man), you’re effectively exiled from the community. Your new name is “Coon” and “Uncle Tom” and you lose all of your so-called friends (and some of your family may even disown you).

It all comes down to this: Victimhood is like crack to the black community and Democrats love this. When you have perpetual victims, it’s extremely easy to keep them coming back to you. Offer them just enough crumbs to feel like they’re accomplishing something while virtually guaranteeing they never escape your grip. This tactic works so well that black folks will turn on their fellow black folks before they turn on the Democrats who keep them shackled, every single time.

This is why I immediately have a certain amount of respect for any black man I meet who has the nuts to think for himself and move accordingly—I know, from firsthand experience, that the journey isn’t easy and I know what it cost them.

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