In this video of his recent Tucker Carlson interview, Kanye West explains why “White Lives Matter” — and the death threats against him for saying it. He also blasts Planned Parenthood and the media, stressing that “They want to kill us any way they can.” And there’s much, much more.
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After all of his ying and yang he told me I am a racist, old white people only see his skin color and he said America has about 90% of open land and blacks should have their own leaders and their own culture. He is a racist bigot.
FYI: It’s “yin” and yang…
There is a striking similarity between Trump and West. Often neither is sufficiently articulate and precise with their words and wording and their formulation of what they want to say is sloppy and this gets them in trouble. And they seem to be often clueless about the people surrounding them, the people they put their trust in, until it’s too late and they’ve been sabotaged and betrayed by them.
When Trump and West speak many who want to understand them come away exasperated, confused, and disappointed by their lack of intellectuality, intellectual consistency, clear thinking, and lack of articulateness. The lost and botched opportunities are so many. One that I clearly remember was Trump’s attack on John McCain during the debates, a totally botched and inarticulate opportunity to publicly demolish a RINO and RINO-ism.
Because of Trump’s inarticulateness Trump ended up being viewed as the mean, nasty, unpatriotic, brute and RINO McCain ended up being viewed as an innocent victim of brutish Trump and a besmirched patriot.
Not having a slick tongue like Bill Clinton or Obama is a weakness but not a fault. It’s just part of them, it’s like the color of their skin. We can regret missed opportunities because of their weaknesses, but they didn’t miss on purpose. We should look to their strengths and what they achieved despite adversity. Trump stood firm when most others would have folded, and he was persistent. That’s what he has and we shouldn’t ask for more.
Of course the “misses” are not on ‘purpose’…..we’re aware of that. It’s just that the regrets of missed opportunities are so painful.
THX 1138 was entirely correct with the written statement.
Yes, Trump’s strength, accomplishments + patriotism are most admirable,…..and if he was a good communicator, the Dems + RINOs would be on the bench by now, instead of still playing in the game.
As the leader of our Nation, we can ask to plead for our cause more thoroughly.
As for Kanye, be that as it may,….and all the best to him.
Yeah, we need more Boris Johnson. He’s the man.
Kanye is such an honest and open person that it’s easy to love him. But here we have these demons going around threatening him and talking trash about him.
He’s a flipping nutjob! America is in distress because ediscernment is a lost art.
Nothing is free.
Ye illustrates that taking the Jesus path bares a cost. In the Bible each time Jesus performed a miracle there was a cost to someone. A decision had to be made. Trump threatens the corrupt system. This might be obvious to some but many dislike him because he suffers the arrows from the false witness of others.
I had a tough time keeping up with the train of thought coming from this guy. And if you look at Tucker’s face as the interview went on, he looked like a miner panning for gold. Every once in awhile he’d find a nugget, but the rest was just dreck. I would have asked him when he complains that blacks are operating in a white world( I’m paraphrasing), what does the black world look like without “white” inventions Mr. “wannabe” Tesla? Sorry, he made some good points but Thomas Sowell makes more sense to me when talking about our current culture. What has he brought to the world but awful music and ugly clothes? I wish him well in his quest for freedom, but I’ve got my own issues to deal with living in this country.