ColiBreh1
Well-Known Member
I’d like to ask a few questions to any conservative, working and middle class, black males on this forum:
1. What has voting conservative done for you, personally?
2. What has voting conservative done for your community?
3. What about conservatism appeals to you?
4. What, if anything, would you change about conservatism if you had your say?
I’m not trying to argue or debate. I won’t try to prove or disprove anything you say. I’m not trying to change your minds. I may ask a follow up question just for clarification. That’s it. I genuinely want to know and understand your reasoning for being a conservative. No “gotcha” games. Just black men respectfully talking about their views.
One way or the other, this election will be over in a few days. I really think it’s important we begin to understand each other. Open, honest, judgement free dialogue is the best way to do that.
1. Before 2020, the only election I ever voted in was the 2008 presidential election where I voted down-ballot Democrat. So I can't really speak on this.
2. This question doesn't make sense seeing as how the black community votes 90+% for Dems.
3. Oh that's easy, I don't agree with left on social issues. They're crazy with their woke SJW intersectional identity politics. I don't agree or feel as strongly with everything on the right, but the feel sane & logical compared to the woke left.
4. Oh I agree with the Saagar Enjetis & Steve Bannons of the world that Trump needs to move the Republican Party away from Neoconservatism & economic libertarianism to being a center-right economic nationalism populist party.


