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Public servants have to be qualified beyond merely voting the *right* way. Most of them have a solid educational background too.

That is the dilemma for Black folks all over the planet. As long as a few people are willing to be sellouts, it's easier to oppress the masses. The system of racism white supremacy is built on it.

Since 1804, the grand prize for the Haitian revolution has been indebtedness in perpetuity to France.

That was common during slavery. It's one form of the PTSD that plagues AfroAmericans so easily committing acts of violence against each other

I do not see and/or hear intelligence in neither mumble-mouth Walker nor B8tch McConnell. Regardless of the political party one chooses to represent, the 1st prerequisite I look for in a potential candidate is intellect. The limited supply of intelligence and/or lack of application among our political leadership and the populace is part of the reason our country remains divided. i cannot be micro-manipulated. I call balls and strikes as I see them through a non-partisan lens.

Mumble-mouth Walker was always a weak and flawed candidate. He was a GOP puppet. Those who voted for mumble-mouth Walker illustrated the continued ignorance and stupidity that pervades our country.

https://www.npr.org/2022/12/08/1141503355/brittney-griner-freed Sista Brittney Griner has been freed and she's on her way home in time for the holidays.

Regardless of how much it has increased, violent crime happens way too often here in the US, supposedly the most developed country in the world. But, violence fuels the American economy in so many ways. Think of every public and private institution and business that makes money from the misfortune and demise of people. I'm sure you already know this but like dealing with America's original sin and reparations and asking for anything else beneficial, the reason AfroAmericans who know better aren't dealing with it is because... they're afraid to hear the answer. As a result, folks are going along to get along and getting in where they fit and trying not to upset the apple cart.

Man, they scrubbed their shoe in the grass as if they stepped in dog sh8t to forget about that n8gglet. Like a crime scene...let's go boys, there's nothing left to see here. That clown azz n8gglet lost fair and square to that other 4-eyed preacher boy. Dunkin Donuts we're en route. 10-4.

The GOP will distance itself from the grip of the former POTUS and return to its more conservative values which isn't necessarily a good thing depending on one's social status.

Sure. The Georgia senate race was close in November too. My point is considering the weakness of the GOP candidate, the race should have never been close at all. Warnock should have won by a landslide the 1st time. There is something to be said for the fact that a totally unqualified candidate in Mumble-Mouth Walker won 49% of the vote in the state of Georgia. Nevermind that he lives in Texas. If the mentality and motivation of 49% of the Georgia voters is truly indicative of what they think and believe and where they stand, this country has bigger problems. As it relates to Teflon Don and getting a lawsuit to stick, I'll believe when I see/hear it. IOW, i don't think the criminal tax fraud, conspiracy and falsifying records indictment against the Trump organization will adversely affect him.

i don't see why Stacey Abrams' numbers are being used as a metric of any kind in the runoff race. She was not running for Senate. But, to play the game, look no further than Gov. Kemp's margin of victory compared to Mumble-Mouth Walker's performance and it's clear that the GOP knew he was a weak and flawed candidate. The GOP was playing with house money in having a black candidate in Walker opposed the Democrat Warnock. If Mumble-Mouth Walker had managed to win the senate seat, the GOP leadership would have dealt with the windfall accordingly. They would have propped puppet Walker up in Washington and told him what to do. Thankfully, that did not come to pass. Of course, neither the GOP nor their media treated mumble-mouth Walker with respect. He was thrust upon them by Orange Julius the former POTUS. Now that the GOP knows they can win seats without bowing down to 45, they will start distancing themselves from him.

Georgia has responded in sending senator Warnock back to DC. The race was closer than it should have been but a win is all that matters.

Anything is possible but some aspect of our identity is bound to be influenced by the community especially in which formative years are spent. Over time, some people mature into an identity that may be less reflective of the community in which they were raised and/or spent a majority of time or belong. Environmental factors play a huge role in human development and identity too.

An artist has the creative freedom to produce art according to their vision, talent, knowledge, skills and abilities. Whatever that art looks like is clearly up to the artist. No consultation or consensus required. The real questions are 1) who is the target audience and 2) what should they see and feel when playing the game.

Sure. We don't want to make sweeping generalization about the origin or authenticity of a religion. But. I do find it interesting that some religions share similarities with different character names. Otherwise, nature is filled with examples of what a human being might perceive as an imperfection but was by design from the Supreme Being. Still, no other creature on the planet questions their existence and/or sits around making up religions and thinking about the purpose and meaning of their lives.

Just to be clear, I don't believe God authored any of these religions. They're all man-made. But, looking at the imperfections in God's handiwork, I don't believe it was by accident or a mistake. Otherwise, the world would be perfect. Apparently, that wasn’t the end goal according to the Supreme Being. It's the beauty of the creations. So, human beings were left to make up religions and space travel and other sh8t to figure out why they exist and keep themselves occupied and entertained.

God has a sense of humor. Maybe He allows for imperfections in order to give human beings something to do.

The former POTUS is doing and saying whatever it takes to prove he's a certified clown who should never be elected again. Unfortunately, there's millions of minions who are willing to buy whatever Orange Julius is selling from the bow of his sinking ship.

This Tuesday, December 6th will close the chapter on one of the most farcical political campaigns in America history and send Herschel mumble-mouth Walker back to his home in Texas.

Yes he did. They are both are excellent actors. Enjoy watching them in films.

The quality of art is always subjective regardless of whether one's opinion of it is good or bad or better or worse. As @Delano alluded above, comparisons are often an exercise in futility because they do not account for several factors to include time, talent, technology, experience and resources to name a few. Creative people make art. Consumers enjoy that art for what it is each according to their entertainment needs.

@Troy, I resisted giving my take on religion being imperfect because I kinda figured you were waiting for @Pioneer1 to respond first. Hopefully, he will circle back to us whenever he's done protesting roundabouts.

Religion cannot be perfect because it has been authored and interpreted by human beings who are supposedly The Supreme Being's most perfect creation made in His image flaws and all. Meanwhile, there will be a runoff election in Georgia on December 6th. Mumble-mouth Walker is encouraging folks to get out and vote. He says bring your friends and if you don't have any friends...make some and bring them to vote too.

It's official. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries is House Minority Leader. Let's see if he can build a coalition among his peers and bring fresh energy to the party.