DEI and Misogynistic & Foreign/Other Political Attacks on Harris

[CallMeTyler]

Kamala isn’t even black.

Her father is Jamaican.

 

[ENCHeel]

Her father is Jamaican.

Yes, she’s Jamaican and Indian.

 

[CFordUNC]

She’s Indian and Jamaican.

Alright, so we are getting somewhere! What ethnicity do you think over 90% of Jamaicans are?

 

[ENCHeel]

Alright, so we are getting somewhere! What ethnicity do you think over 90% of Jamaicans are?

My point is I’m not sure black people in America would feel any identity in her. I have a mixed race niece and my white sister in law has been told by her other in laws many times they don’t see her daughter as black.

 

[CallMeTyler]

My point is I’m not sure black people in America would feel any identity in her. I have a mixed race niece and my white sister in law has been told by her other in laws many times they don’t see her daughter as black.

 

[ENCHeel]

Good point.

 

[RockyMtnHoo]

She attended one of the most notable HBCU’s in the country. I’m sure she’ll identify fine.

 

[CallMeTyler]

Good point.

'We were built for this moment': Black women rally around Kamala Harris

Just last week, more than 1,300 Black female leaders and allies published a letter supporting President Joe Biden's re-election campaign.

apnews.com

“Four years ago, a Zoom meeting to build support for Kamala Harris as the Democratic vice presidential nominee attracted just 90 participants. On Sunday night, an estimated 90,000 Black women and allies logged on at the same time to support her brand-new presidential campaign.”

 

[ENCHeel]

'We were built for this moment': Black women rally around Kamala Harris

Just last week, more than 1,300 Black female leaders and allies published a letter supporting President Joe Biden's re-election campaign.

apnews.com

“Four years ago, a Zoom meeting to build support for Kamala Harris as the Democratic vice presidential nominee attracted just 90 participants. On Sunday night, an estimated 90,000 Black women and allies logged on at the same time to support her brand-new presidential campaign.”

There’s about 40 million black people in America.

 

[CallMeTyler]

There’s about 40 million black people in America.

https://amp.sacbee.com/news/equity-lab/article290441754.html

With polling, we can infer things across the larger population. What do you think we might infer here?

 

[ChileG]

Kamala isn’t even black.

That’s the spirit!

 

[ENCHeel]

https://amp.sacbee.com/news/equity-lab/article290441754.html

With polling, we can infer things across the larger population. What do you think we might infer here?

You’re not allowed to infer. You need to provide actual quotes thay every black person is supporting Kamala

 

[CallMeTyler]

You’re not allowed to infer. You need to provide actual quotes thay every black person is supporting Kamala

So that’s how polling works?

 

[ENCHeel]

So that’s how polling works?

For normal people who can infer but you don’t believe in that.

 

[CallMeTyler]

For normal people who can infer but you don’t believe in that.

I’m not the one inferring for the almighty, am I?

 

[ENCHeel]

I’m not the one inferring for the almighty, am I?

So you just believe in inference when it’s convenient for you.

 

[CallMeTyler]

So you just believe in inference when it’s convenient for you.

Try to keep up, E.

A poll is a census taken from a broader population to determine relative opinions on a particular topic. We can’t possibly question every human being, so polling is one measure to gather broader views from a select group.

That’s why this feedback helps contextualize the black community’s views on KH.

You, on the other hand, read into a book citing only one entity’s alleged views on everything known to our reality. It even gives specific quotes from this entity. You then take that book and infer non-written positions, unsupported by the only book we have.

One vs many.

Do you see the difference, E?

 

[Heel62695]

Is it your contention that the Republican Party, which is already enormously underwater with educated women, suburban women, and young women, is best served from an election strategy standpoint by calling a female presidential candidate a whore? If that is your contention, I don’t believe you have been paying too much attention to pretty much every single special or general election over the last 2 years.

Assuming voter turnout trends on both sides continue their pattern from the last 8 years, the GOP has precious, precious few opportunities to expand their electorate beyond the primary core base of the rural, the non-college-educated, and the evangelical Christian. I think it is horrible electoral strategy to specifically alienate one of the largest and most active voting blocs by calling them hoes who can only achieve anything professionally if they sleep their way to the top.

Just because Kamala did doesn’t mean every woman does. It’s not hard.

 

[CFordUNC]

Just because Kamala did doesn’t mean every woman does. It’s not hard.

I don't know, man, I just don't think slut-shaming is a good electoral strategy, but like I keep saying, I'm thrilled to have the GOP continue to choose that line of attack.

 

[ENCHeel]

Try to keep up, E.

A poll is a census taken from a broader population to determine relative opinions on a particular topic. We can’t possibly question every human being, so polling is one measure to gather broader views from a select group.

That’s why this feedback helps contextualize the black community’s views on KH.

You, on the other hand, read into a book citing only one entity’s alleged views on everything known to our reality. It even gives specific quotes from this entity. You then take that book and infer non-written positions, unsupported by the only book we have.

One vs many.

Do you see the difference, E?

Try to keep up, E.

A poll is a census taken from a broader population to determine relative opinions on a particular topic. We can’t possibly question every human being, so polling is one measure to gather broader views from a select group.

That’s why this feedback helps contextualize the black community’s views on KH.

You, on the other hand, read into a book citing only one entity’s alleged views on everything known to our reality. It even gives specific quotes from this entity. You then take that book and infer non-written positions, unsupported by the only book we have.

One vs many.

Do you see the difference, E?

Have you inferred anything from what someone said to you? I guess not.