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Ok, so this is a fuxking minefield
But I'm going here because the elephant is in the room
I do not like Joseph Biden, I think he is a suboptimal Democratic nominee and that there is some level of possibility he may have done sex crimes
But.
But I'm going here because the elephant is in the room
I do not like Joseph Biden, I think he is a suboptimal Democratic nominee and that there is some level of possibility he may have done sex crimes
But.
I'm trying to address the race thing without stepping well out of my lane. What I will say is that while *obviously* Black voters didn't all go for Biden, enough did to make a huge difference. I cannot personally speak to why they did that, because lanes and stuff.
To people replying to this thread, please keep in mind that to even discuss any of this from my point of view is like walking a tightrope that could lead to me falling into total social pariah isolation. There are some things I cannot say.
What I am going to say is this: I know why my mother, a white woman, voted for Biden, and why I suspect my father, a white man, did. Vilify them if you want, I'm not here to defend my family honor, but I'm going to share the reasoning.
It was to stop things getting worse.
It was to stop things getting worse.
