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Posted on 10/14/2024 10:49:51 AM PDT by grundle
Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill @DanielAlmanPGH
The "stereotype" is real.
72% of black babies in the U.S. are born out of wedlock.
That's the real problem, not some ad from a ketchup company.
https://nbcnews.com/id/wbna39993685
https://theguardian.com/world/2024/oct/06/heinz-apologises-after-ad-featuring-black-family-sparks-anger-online
#Heinz #Racism #BlackPeople #BlackFathers #DEI #Woke #BLM #SocialJustice #Parenting
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Now, factor in the abortion of black babies, anywhere from 40%-45% and you can see that Margaret Sanger was very successful in her plans.
Uncle Ben not amused
“The sad part is I was shocked at how “many” are still born inside of wedlock.”
I have a niece who had two stillborns back-to-back... lifestyle related. The 3rd child was born with drugs in her system, the niece lost custody immediately. She didn’t stop partying. She’s an idiot. So my libtard sister is raising the grand niece and she just might end up in similar circumstances. That’s how stoopid my psycho-libtard-sister is... and she votes!
Even among college educated women, the out of wedlock births among college educated “black” women (33%) is 4+ times higher than among college educated “white” women (7%).
What have the Liberals in politics, education and entertainment (identifiers of “culture”) presided over in terms of “blacks”?? They have presided over the destruction of the American “black” family.
Back in WWII, it was down to 7%. We’ve come a long wa.
Stereotypes usually are.
Thats a thing? Ive never seen it, not even an add until now.
Not that I would buy it. It just strikes me as very strange how even we, not to mention foreigners, tend to think of the US as one place where everyone has similar experiences and has access to the same products.
There is a mis-opinionated content creator from Germany that has moved to the US and does videos on “differences” between countries. She likes to tell her German viewers that “in the US they (do this thing)” instead of the way we do it there or vice versa. Shes in a larger eastern Great Lakes city and doesnt seem to understand that her experience is not “the US”.
The thing is that she should know better because even though Germany is a tiny country, until recently they were divided into many different states and to a significant degree have kept entirely unique personalities and ways of doing things which may be different from those in the next valley over. When someone comes up with “in Germany” or “the German way” is often making a totally unfounded assumption based on someplace they lived.
Anyway, sometimes I see things that make me feel like Im learning about something that must be in a foreign or a meme of some sort and have to remind myself how different things can be. Heinz has such a product and wants to run an add showing what could be taken as “blacks are slobs” or “blacks are so backward they dont know how to eat spaghetti”.
Years ago Jesse Jackson would have been running his shakedown operation from Heinz front lawn the next morning. The fact that they can run that ad without some race baiters being able to capitalize off it almost suggests that we have made a difference.
The figures for White Folks are not as bad but still distressingly high.
With watermelon?
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Agreed, at least for the small number of those who have a non-working mother or capable grandmother.
But then, of course, even they often grow out of that childhood and at an impressionable age face survival in a very challenging world without a suitable father figure.
There outta' be a law about that
“And the white population is one generation behind”. Actually there are more fatherless whites than blacks because of the size of the white population.
The same negative societal results are happening to the whites and there are more of them.
And this is a world wide problem. Many European countries have more than 50% fatherless families.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan was right to sound the warning way back when.
The proven fact is that mass female dominated households and social culture is dysfunctional and violent, a regression.
We are seeing it in living proof, these aren’t a few widows raising children alone, these are major cultures within major cities.
Heinz tried to go the usual mindless unrealistic DEI route and got burned in the race bait pit.
Yeah, and they’re all named ‘Baby Mama’ and ‘Baby Daddy’. That boggles the mind.
It’s higher. My brothers wife is Latino (legal btw) . He told me a story about being in hospital for his sons birth and the subject came up with the nurse in some direct fashion. There was a questionnaire he had to fill out or something...a question about if the father was African American. He asked her why that was important enough to ask and she said that a large percentage of pregnant Latino women have black partners. He said the nurse phrased it with much emphasis. Very much.
Convince women to produce multiple babies by multiple "baby-daddies" because that pays much more than being monogamous.
The Black community was on the road to recovery from what the RACIST, WHITE SUPREMACIST democrats had done to them in Oklahoma and elsewhere.
Johnson forced the fathers out of families and paid a bounty for every out of wedlock baby a mother had.
This created generations of feral boys and men, first mostly in Black communities, but now also in white ones as white girls figured it out and got in on the act.
With "Uncle Sugar" paying (taxpayers) democrats buy votes, not caring what they do to families and the country. To them, power is everything, "the ends justify the means".
bttt
I always cringe whenever I hear “Baby mama” or “Baby daddy”.
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