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Comment on Black Men Sleeping on L.A. Sidewalks Reflect a Homeless Crisis the City Still Has Not Solved. by Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 14:19:08 +0000

Black men sleeping on the streets in LA clearly indicates a need for government interventions at the federal, and local levels. Our democracy does have necessary messes that must be addressed. There should be social programs to help those who are not meeting with economic success in our society.

Comment on Donald Trump’s Iran Ceasefire Raises Bigger Questions After Strait of Hormuz Crisis. by Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 05:01:02 +0000

What is Nuclear War?
“Nuclear war, or nuclear conflict, is an armed conflict in which one or more parties detonate nuclear weapons, releasing energy millions of times more powerful than conventional explosives. The world currently holds an estimated 12,241 nuclear warheads, with about 3,912 of them actively deployed on missiles and at military bases. Even a limited exchange between two countries could trigger global consequences lasting more than a decade, while a full-scale war between major powers would threaten human civilization itself”. Neither America, nor any other nation, or a combination of them, plus others who may coincidentally join them can destroy any culture on earth. All cultures on earth are naturally connected in a symbiotic fashion. God’s mathematical calculus sense impressively presents as ” unum omnes est ” , Latin translated as ” all is one “. and this oneness historically hasn’t , and cannot be permanently broken by a nuclear bomb.

Comment on Donald Trump’s Iran Ceasefire Raises Bigger Questions After Strait of Hormuz Crisis. by Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 04:18:59 +0000

Fossil fuel is obsolete. We don’t have a reasonable reason to continue our armed struggles for this source of energy. Our scientist can do better.

Comment on Donald Trump is the Most Transformative President in U.S. History. by Pelvo White, Jr.

Pelvo White, Jr. — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 23:31:31 +0000

America Should Not Accept an Illegal Autocratic or Dictator Quidquam Political Structure Born Out of a Western and Eastern World Scholarship Facilitated by Trumpism;The concepts of an American democracy was once thought of as a monolithic political structure that comes down to us from the ancient Greeks,and Romans. An Autocracy or a Dictatorship didn’t come to mind when thinking about an American democracy. Immigrants were brought into the American house( i.e. House is a metaphor for political entity ) without understanding all aspects of this house from a historical Western world, and Eastern world political world views, especially the political changes that can be made to this colonizing,white supremacy,white privileged, pseudo- democratic house.Trump’s way of thinking has revealed yet other understandings of eastern, and western world domination of others in an environment of western, and eastern world white supremacy, and white privilege. The word Quidquam is a Latin pronoun meaning “anyone” or “anything”, and refers to the adaptability of our political, and economic systems to the desires of the western and eastern world conquering nation. The American democracy as practiced is a Quidquam. The American Quidquam is defined as a Democracy through the thoughts, and actions of many differing past United States of America presidents, as a Democracy, never as an Autocracy or Dictatorship. President Elect Donald Trump has come to power advocating an Autocracy or Dictatorship not a democracy. Our Quidquam American democracy is able to change from one form of government to yet another form of government. The logic of how a democracy lends itself to the suggestion of an autocracy, or dictatorship arises out of learned speculations, and deep insights, and beliefs of the origins of Eastern, and Western European world history even before the political discussions, acts and deeds of men like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, on down through history, all the way up to today, with the help of understanding the thoughts of the Frenchman, Rene’ Descartes’ thoughts about recovering the world by communicating his meaning of the Latin phrase “ cogito ergo sum “, which means “ I think therefore I am “, thereby claiming that it is his ability to think, and thought itself that justifies his claim to his “knowledge of his being”. Descartes contended that “thought is being”.
Trump won his campaign by appealing appropriately to the perceived thoughts of Eastern, and Western world politically prepared voters who still believe in global colonization,racism, white supremacy, and white privilege in America. Many voters are willing to reject contemporary democratic ideals which have helped to advance the political, economic, and social being of all American citizens, and are prepared mentally to accept a Western, and Eastern world European autocracy or a dictatorship as forms of political rule believing that to do so will increase their individual existentialism.

Comment on Donald Trump is the Most Transformative President in U.S. History. by Dr. Matt

Dr. Matt — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 22:51:25 +0000

Oh My God! Sweet Jesus, Heavenly Father, Mary, Joseph, SON OF GOD!!! … how could you even form your lips to say, “Donald Trump is the Most Transformative President in U.S. History!” I would say “Yes” in the most HORRIBLE WAY! The Republican party is being beat-down by a bully into a bunch of cowards afraid to speak out! I run a counseling center in South-Central Los Angeles and I know a beat-down when I see one! The best thing Blacks can do is to Vote Trump Out Of Office! (Eeeee-bow-la-sha-ta … sorry, I had to speak in tongues on that note!)
Day in and day out, Trump says things that make him unfit for office. He degrades our vulnerable communities, our institutions, even the constitution itself. And somehow the Republicans have been programmed and bullied to ignore his behavior and pretend everything is normal. This man is a convicted felon, a man found liable for sexual abuse, a man notorious for degrading females and people with disabilities, a man whose name has shown up thousands of times in the Epstein files, a man who sends masked extremists to terrorist black and brown communities and rip kids away from their families. He has surprised the nation by starting a war with Iran (with no end in sight) with the spilling of American blood and treasure without consulting congress or our partners in the Middle East where one holocaust has been replaced with another! This man has no skin in this war except for the profits he has made! He is the most corrupt president in our nation’s history.
The best thing Black folk can do is to VOTE TRUMP OUT OF OFFICE!
In the words of Paula White (President Trump’s spiritual advisor), “I’m calling on Angels from Africa & South America to bring victory – Oh God … let us vote this man out of office, haa-ta, haa-ta, haa-ta … I hear the abundance of rain … I hear the sound of victory!”

Comment on Black Leaders Continue To Fail The Black Community. by Larry Gray

Larry Gray — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 18:15:04 +0000

You are on point. As a Black Republican I am so disappointed that my liberal Black friends do not see that we are so focus on seeing racism behind every bush. We focus on a less than 3% problem while neglecting the majority problems As a race, we are not liberal but in need of constructive ideas that lift us to the equals that we are. Every one will not own a home but we can make the homes we own more mainstream. Law and order, business ownership, education, family and personal discipline will move us more into the mainstream than a protest over homosexual and transgender rights. My father taught me that this is a game and we must be equal or better to move toward first place. White people are afraid of losing first place so our fight is to equal ore best them at every turn. We can because we survived slavery, we invented, we developed, we created and we can continued to do so. What say you.

Comment on Black Leaders Continue To Fail The Black Community. by Delus

Delus — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 13:30:18 +0000

Your Biblical analogy collapses under verifiable data. Liberal-era policies didn’t “devastate” the Black community—they drove its greatest escape from poverty in American history. Black poverty rates fell from 55% in 1959 to around 18% today, with the steepest declines coming after the Civil Rights Act, Voting Rights Act, and Great Society initiatives. That’s not a community “found wanting”—that’s measurable progress from systemic barriers.

Out-of-wedlock births did rise dramatically (from ~24% for Black infants in 1965 to ~70%+ today), but this was a broad national cultural shift driven by declining shotgun marriages across all races, not a targeted liberal conspiracy of “feminism, homosexuality, and abortion.” The War on Drugs—pushed hardest under conservative administrations—disproportionately incarcerated Black men at rates far exceeding actual drug-use differences, fracturing families in ways no single policy could match alone.

Entrepreneurship? Black-owned employer businesses surged 57–62% from 2017–2023, with revenues up 66% and outpacing overall U.S. growth—hardly “decimation” by regulations or minimum wage.

Even your narrative of mass defection from Democrats overreaches: Trump roughly doubled his Black support to about 15% in 2024, but 83% still voted for the Democratic candidate. Not the sweeping rejection you claim.

Marching and confronting racism delivered real gains in the ’60s and ’70s. Dismissing them as “worn out” while ignoring the data is selective history. Constructive engagement is valuable, but cherry-picking facts to declare liberalism a total failure is intellectual surrender.

The wall doesn’t read “liberalism failed the Black community.” It reads loud and clear that the community rose in spite of centuries of barriers—and history’s verdict is brutal on those still trying to rewrite the script to fit a partisan sermon.

Comment on African Americans: What Your Eyes & Fingernails Say About Your Health. by Faye

Faye — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 08:09:01 +0000

I really like reading through a post that can make men and women think.
Also, thanks for permitting me to comment!

Comment on Black Leaders Continue To Fail The Black Community. by Dawson Williams

Dawson Williams — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 20:42:08 +0000

I appreciate how clearly and confidently you call out the failures of some Black leaders. Focusing on real results instead of good intentions is important, and your argument pushes readers to think more seriously about accountability and progress.

At the same time, your critique seems to overlook the larger system in which these outcomes happen. By downplaying the role of long-standing inequalities, there’s a risk that your argument unintentionally supports ideas that ignore how deep and complex these barriers really are.

Your criticism of efforts like DEI appears to come from a desire for real impact, not just symbolic action. That’s a fair concern. However, the way these efforts are dismissed can feel too quick, especially considering they were created to address real and uneven challenges. Even if they are flawed, it’s worth asking what problems they were trying to solve and what might happen if they disappear.

Overall, your piece is thought-provoking and bold. It raises important questions, but it would be even stronger with a more careful tone and a fuller recognition of the broader realities behind the issues you highlight. All parties involved must be held accountable for being ethical and resilient if we are to truly overcome the devastating effects of systemic prejudice and discrimination.

Comment on Black Americans Know America. by Irene Ballinger

Irene Ballinger — Sat, 28 Mar 2026 00:53:55 +0000

Herein lies Truth in every paragraph, especially empowering for those just beginning to suffer from America’s current Aryan race superiority autocracy regime, whether by skin pigmentation or dissent. “The path forward is uncertain, but one thing is clear: ignoring Black voices is no longer an option. The wisdom of experience must guide the way, lest the cycle of betrayal and disappointment continue”.