DangerousBacon

Bro at least try to refute what I said. But I guess getting anyone on this board to use their words and well though out positions is impossible. :pimp:

Wait NOW you care about representation when y'all have been telling minorities to "get over it" or "it doesn't matter" since forever? HMMMM It's almost as if representation always mattered but you didn't care until you felt as if you were starting to lose out. Really makes ya think eh? :cool:

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People on the right like to think the left somehow believes in their logic, they do not! However their brain dead logic does tend to work on very low info and young people, which is why they use it. People like Anderson Cooper probably know the truth, but don't care because ends justify means.

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You're bugging if you actually believe the conservative party doesn't also have low information voters. Like you guys didn't just recently rally behind a president that led the largest disinformation campaign in the last decade.

Watch the only real source of news. Destiny on youtube.

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Aren't all of these based on the European scale of music?

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If you want to be so reductive and say that notes are an entirely a European construction then maybe lmao and even that's not really true :lol:. Don't be that disingenuous. The things that actually define a genre such as arrangement, compositions, beat emphasis, rhythms, tonality, timbres, harmony choices all have a basis in black history. Hell, the most popular ragtime jingle came from Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer."

There's nothing to hide in terms of election fraud. Aside from Trump not wanting to investigate fraud in the states that he won. Really makes ya think eh?

"I think"

That's where you went wrong bucko. Follow data, not a cult of personality.

1. Drop the race-baity rhetoric. A lot of minority families are way more socially conservative than you believe but right wing pundits ostracize them. You're missing out on a huge voter base.

2. Don't run on conspiracy theories. Don't even mention stolen elections because you'll out yourself as a sheep. Stick to policy and verifiable positions. Not a bunch of people who swear they found evidence suddenly rescinding their statements.

3. Engage in good faith. Anyone saying that the dems want to turn America communist have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. The reality is that there are specific sectors like health care where a public option can benefit large swaths of the American population while keeping private policies intact. Be extremely accurate in what you're attacking and don't misrepresent it.

4. Don't shite on handouts when both parties use them at more or less the same rate. Be critical of certain expansions or whatever but understand that some programs are necessary regardless of what party you're in. A more empathetic appeal to the people who need some supplementary support will go a long way. The vast majority of the population wants to work and contribute to society. LINK

It's about proportions. The same thing conservatives bring up when you want to talk about representation in violent crimes yet you conveniently leave it out this time.

Why is it always the case that voter laws that get passed specifically target the ways and areas in which black people vote?

The issue with access to forms of voter ID are specifically about barriers that can prevent poor people in urban areas. Things such as DMV access, wait times at said DMV, paying the fees needed for certain documents, having time allotted to go through the process. These are all easier for people not in the low income bracket.