15 Feb 2023 11:43 am
I have known black people that were shunned by their peers for excelling in school and flying the straight and narrow, so she does have somewhat of a point.Mr.7 » 15 Feb 2023, 8:35 am » wrote: ↑ United States Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) produced a video not long after she was sworn into her first term in the House of Representatives in which she claims that marginalized communities of color are victims of their own decisions to engage in crime.
"Generations of Black and Hispanic men – do you wanna know what holds them down? Gangs. Being in gangs and dealing drugs is what holds them down. The lack of education is what hold, holds them down. That's, that's not a, a white person thing, but gangs control them. They, they tell them, they tell the young men in their communities, 'don't go to school. Don't you, No. Don't you, don't you move out of this, out of this project. Don't you move out of this community. You join this gang and that's where you belong. You belong with us,'" said Greene. "The gangs are holding them back. It's not white people. It's, it's crazy."
It's amusing how offensive the truth is. Greene made a truthful and accurate statement. The delusional Biden worshippers and racist BLM agenda supporters know the statement is true, but just refuse to accept the fact.
Marjorie Taylor Greene: 'Black and Hispanic men' choose 'being in gangs and dealing drugs' over education (msn.com)
I also know that the cycle of inner city poverty is tough to break, even if a kid really really wants too.
With that being said, I also believe that the Gobment has failed by pacifying that environment by subsiding the lifestyle that traps so many in that cycle.
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