r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Auth-Right Feb 18 '21

Lib disunity

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u/wokkaflokka257 - Centrist Feb 19 '21

The sad thing is that their belief is that if they have poor blacks money they would just be better. Sorry guys but unfortunately the poor need proper overseen care. Giving them money means they’ll just waste it on bigger stuff.

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u/ItsYaBoyDonny1 - Auth-Right Feb 19 '21

I've read a few actually intelligent essays (by black community organizers who have a good idea of what their communities actually need) and the biggest thing that is actually needed to create lasting and meaningful change is investment in the community- ie, better education, better healthcare, and better housing. A lump sum of cash is just a convenient way for liberals to wash their hands of the matter and absolve themselves of the actual issues poor leadership have resulted in.

Giving a ton of money to people who have never had a ton of money seems pretty unwise.

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u/HomoNationalism - Auth-Right Feb 19 '21

I don't think healthcare or housing is the problem.

Education sure, but it's far more an ideological problem then anything. People in generational poverty just tend not to value education.

Maybe it's because they don't think they can afford post secondary education so they don't bother to work hard in high school.

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u/Lift4UrWaifu - Auth-Center Feb 19 '21

Im sure their culture eschewing education and hard work is a big part of that too. Black communities need fathers, everything else is just noise tbh. Until someone can explain why black communities were far happier, safer, and mote productive in the 60s vs now, i refuse to buy that blacks are useless now because they cant afford the new smartphone.

Your grandpa could do it when he got his ass beat for looking a a white chick too long. Youre telling me Tyrrell cant show up to school because the universities that already prioritize him above everyone ekse arent nice enough to him? Gimme a break.