Yes, lady. Yeah, we have we have our own country. We have a country to go back to. What what what are you going back to? Because a Trump pretend that he likes you guys. Some of white people think you um pretend like they like you guys. >> You think this is about liking and not liking.
But no, it’s not about whether Trump likes us or not. It’s about being a citizen of the United States. There’s a lot of immigrants in this country that are now being sent back because they’re not temporarily protected status. They are now citizens or they are now they are asylum seekers. You didn’t seek asylum. You have temporary protected status.
I don’t know why you didn’t go ahead and seek asylum. I don’t know. Above my pay grade, but get it get it right. It ain’t got nothing to do with whether Trump likes you. >> Because uh Trump pretend like he likes you guys. Some of white people think you um pretend like they likes you guys. Some. But guess what? When the One day the table will turn when they ask you to go back home.
>> Ay, caramba. We got a disconnection here. You don’t understand. We are home. We can’t go back to our country cuz this is our country. But you know, now that you bring it up, there were a lot of white people that said, “Go back to Africa, black people.” Even though we were here longer than they’ve been here.
Some of them came in the early 1900s, we were already here. They were dumb, too. Just like you. Dumb. Not getting it. It’s going over your head. I understand you’re going through a rough time right now. I know it’s rough. Emotionally, you’re spent. Right? You’re upset, you’re bitter, you’re resentful. But we’re not the ones to take it out on.
No. No. And when you putting out this content, >> >> it’s it’s obvious that you’re in pain. I’m sorry you’re having trouble. I’m sorry things didn’t work out better. Some of y’all been here 20 years, 15 years. That’s a long temporary stay. If anything, it should have been shorter.
That way, it wouldn’t have been so damn hard to leave. If it makes you feel any better, which I know it does not. I take no joy out of your pain. >> One day the table will turn when they ask you to go back home. They’re going to ask you to go back home one day. >> >> Okay, lady. They’re going to ask you to go back home one day. >> See, see, see.
See. See, this is where I have a problem. You want us to be mindful, respectful, supportive. And then you give me the diabolical, sinister, long mustache, Russian uh spy laugh. >> You know, like it’s hilarious. The people that built a country that not pretend built, but actually built, right? A country we helped build without getting compensated.
We paid for this country, but we paid for our citizenship through blood, sweat, pain. That’s what we did. And you thinking, you just hoping that we get thrown out of the country that we helped build for generation upon generation upon generation upon generation upon generation. And you think that would be funny because that would put us in the same boat.
That I got a problem with, sister. And you know what? It’s not just you saying it. There were some also some Democrats saying similar things trying to get black people to rally behind other people when we got a lot going on in this country that we need to rally behind. I want y’all to know, fam, I wasn’t going to make a video about this.
I was willing to let it go. I mean, it’s obvious she’s in pain. She’s screaming out for help. But then she made this. I’m not going to play the whole thing, but yeah, this is what made me want to respond. >> You guys are pathetic. You guys are funny. I can’t believe how you come up here and do my post talking I don’t give a how you feel.
How none of you feel. >> There you go. That’s the real you. That’s the one I’m talking about. Let it all out, sister. Let us have it. See, this is how you really feel about us. I just want you to know I already know that’s how you feel. I know that’s how you felt before you opened your mouth. Because a lot of immigrants and the black folks are jealous of black folks because black folks are native to this land.
They don’t like the fact this is our country. They smear us and say mean things about us. It is all desperation. Come on. Take your best shot. >> I don’t give a I don’t want god damn thing. We’re not crying because they say I am not crying because they say that nation have to leave. And you’re talking about this is your home. If you say this is your home, I guess it’s my home, too, huh? >> Hey.
I thought you just said you weren’t going to cry. You just said you weren’t crying cuz you got to go. Now you’re saying it’s your country just like it’s my country. Which one is it? Do you have to go or do you not have to go? And why do you have to go? Cuz it’s not your country. You’re not a citizen of the United States.
You’re temporary protected status. That’s different. You know it’s different. It was okay when it was different and, you know, the years that you’ve been here. It’s a twisted poetry. It’s someone who has a country mocking someone who does not have a country to go home to. That are in the country that they were born in. That their grandparents, great-grandparents were born in, great great grandparents were born in.
That’s funny. >> Remember where you guys came from. Remember where you you guys Okay, let’s not go there. >> Yeah. I know why you don’t want to go there. You don’t want to go there because you have to pull out the receipts and show that it was Africans who sold black Americans to America to make us slaves to begin with.
See, this one did not end well for you. >> This Okay, let’s not go there. Because if you all know your history well enough, you would understand that this is none of our home. This country doesn’t belong to none of us. And another thing, I’m pretty sure that native Indian are looking at you guys like you’re stupid as Go home. This is my home.
You don’t have a home. You don’t have a home. You don’t have a home. You were born here and and and I I’ve heard the way the Caucasian talk about you guys. >> Mhm. >> You know? I heard how they talk about you guys. You all put You all put work into this country. We put work into it, too. >> Oh, okay.
You know, we used to white people being racist. We’re also used to Africans being racist and Haitians being racist and Syrians and Koreans, Japanese, Chinese. We used to have everybody being racist towards us. So, it’s fine. Welcome to the party. Guess what? We’re not going anywhere, sister. You are. You’re going somewhere. You’re going somewhere packing it.
You know what? We’re not going to feel bad about seeing you, either. Nah, we’re not going to miss you when you’re gone. And whatever you’ve given to this country, you gave because you wanted to stay as long as you did. Consider it the rent. Yes, consider it rent. Damn. Much respect and much props to Haiti. The first nation built off of slave revolt.
But a nation that needs to reclaim its nation from gang lords and warlords who have taken over your country. So let’s get back to it. Let’s get back to building your country. Let’s do that. Go fix it. For the record, there are a number of organizations that are supposed to be black American organizations that are fighting that are that are fighting and saying how they don’t want you to go.
And there are a lot of Democratic Party shills like Roland Martin, Amanda Seales, Joy Reid, Don Lemonhead. There’s a lot of these people making up saying that, you know, Haitians should stay and it’s all racist to send Haitians back. I understand you’re having trouble. I get it. You’re stressed out. You’re emotional.
Hey, rookie mistake. As a black American, we got many things that we must deal with here. Solidifying our position, increasing our wealth, making ourselves more autonomous. These are all things that black Americans are focused on. What we’re not focused on, sister, is arguing with Haitians about a situation that we did not create.
That being said, I’m sorry you’re having trouble. I’m sorry things are not going your way. Obviously, after you being so nice and kind in this video that you put out, I’m feeling really sad about you having to leave. Well, au revoir. Bye-bye. Goodbye. Peace. Out of 5,000. Or something like that. >> Catch Tim Black live on the most dangerous show in America, Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Times.
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