Candace Owens — The Left Uses "Racism" To Control Black Voters
Candace Owens in "The Left Uses "Racism" To Control Black Voters". Full transcript below, with the movement's reading and the gaps we could not close.
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Candace, all you do is criticize. You never offer any solutions to our community challenge accepted. My name is Candace Owens, and you are watching my new blog series. The Declaration. You know that expression? If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Okay, well, the inverse to that expression is that if it is broke, we should fix it. And do you want to know what's broke? Voting for Democrats every 4 years results in buyer's remorse every 4 years later?
Why don't we try something different guys? Because everything else is racist. Right. So here's how fear politics work. My name is Ashley Evans and I want the black vote. All I have to do is sprinkle the word racist on anything that is opposed to my agenda. Ready? Donald Trump? racist. Republicans? Racist. Leaving the Paris agreement? racist. Hillary Clinton, not races, which is why I'm with her. The Democrats have figured out that fear absolutely dominates black people politically to the point of socioeconomic paralysis.
Racism has pretty much become our boogeyman. We are not. I repeat not, living through the civil rights era, and we need to stop acting like we are. America, despite what CNN may tell you, is not a racist country. And when it was, despite what CNN may tell you, the Democrats were at the helm of it. Personally, when I hear the word racism nowadays, I assume it's just something that the Democrats don't want me to see, and so I intentionally go pursue it.
But don't take it from me. Let's take a look at what our blind allegiance to the Democratic Party has earned us in territories that they are dominating Funt, Michigan, not only one of the country's poorest cities, but also listed recently as one of the most dangerous. They don't even have clean drinking water. Detroit, a complete and utter urban failure, and I am not just talking about Eminem. They've got crime, they've got poverty, take your pick.
Philadelphia. They win porous major city almost every year. Not the greatest prelative, but you know, Democrats. Of course, we can't talk about poverty and crime ridden cities without bringing up Chicago. Another democratic stronghold where 75% of those murdered are black and 71% of the murderers are also black. But we're not supposed to care about that, right? If we ask the Democrats running those cities. Why? Why?
Were there already 636 shootings that resulted in death this year? They'll tell us, look, the KKK. Look, Charlottesville, look. The KKK is rallying in Charlottesville, where no black people died. And so what do we do in response? Do we focus on the real issues? No, of course not. We riot. We get arrested. We lose focus on what actually matters. Blue cities that have a democratic stronghold are absolute disasters and we can no longer afford to ignore the facts.
Even the blue Connecticut. My home state is headed down a bad path. I mean, apparently we looked at Chicago and thought, hmm, that seems like a sound economic plan. Keep taxing the productive citizens and rewarding those that do absolutely nothing. Let's see how fast we can bankrupt this place. The time is now for black minds to be unleashed and to revolt against the politics of fear. The question we should be asking ourselves is, look how much.
African-American communities have suffered under democratic control. What do you have to lose by trying something new? Absolutely nothing, Mr. President. Thank you guys so much for watching.
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