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BLOGS

At the beginning at the semester when we where introduced with the idea of writing blogs every week I was a bit skeptical about it because of the fact that I was wondering what would I write about for 400 words every week about what if it's a topic I don't know much about and have to do even more work than before.(It did have a lot of topics I don't know much about so the blogs did help me learn more about it.) Looking back at all nine previous blogs that needed to be done I can see the many differences with the topics I knew where always longer and if it was about myself they were long but not really long because I have always hated talking about myself but it was easier than doing the once about topics I needed to search information on. My writing varied when it came to the blogs whenever I'm just trying to rush a blog it would be kind of confusing because I'm trying to rush everything and don't check to make sure everything was in order and other can understand it. But I believe that my writing is starting to get much better than it was at the beginning of the semester because it was kind of sloppy it got better at the middle the coming to the end kinda start back getting sloppy because I started to get lazy as the end was coming because I started putting more focus in my projects more than anything all because I wanted it to come out perfect.👌🏾 My strengths in writing blogs was writing things that I felt passionate about because it got all of my emotions out and everything was just there so everyone was able to see an feel what I felt on the topics. My weakness would be the length because sometimes when I just want to get over it, it takes even longer to complete so I get frustrated and don't want to do it anymore and think I going to run out of things to say which makes me feel not to do it again and it get to the point where I don't want to do it only once it came to the point where I decided I don't want to do it and didn't. But with these blogs I have gotten better at writing more now.

Blog Week 10

This week we had to present our protest project on anything we wanted to be on. The strongest one to me would be Yasir’s about racial discrimination. His presentation was about how one day he had on his thobe and was going somewhere he was called a terrorist because of it. His point of his presentation was that you shouldn’t just judge someone based on what they have on, his next point was that if that same person saw him in a suit instead they wouldn’t have said what they said they would think he going money or something else. I believe this the strongest one because even though we no e all do judge people a lot by what they have on sometimes we do it without realizing it an don’t know the effect it can have on the other person or how it would feel like if it was us in that position. Thee presentations that persuaded me to their side would be Eboni’s on Pro life not no life and Marcus own about bullying. Eboni’s got me because of the point she brought across about what if my parents had decided that they didn’t want me or my brothers,what if the people around you, the people you love, your favorite stars parents decided that they didn’t want to have them want would the world be like if they didn’t exist right now. She had also brought across he point about how the doctors that do the operation are trained to say that the process doesn’t hurt and that the baby isn’t a baby as yet so they can get the person to go through with it so they can get paid. I see that as a problem because most who have an abortion are less likely to get pregnant or get to keep the baby because of some problem that happens in their body. I don’t agree with putting them into foster care because those who go in foster care either getting bad luck with the people that take care of them or may never get adopted. My saying is if “”I’m part of the problem the I will take the consequence that comes with.” With Marcus project I loved it because with the fact that with everything that goes on online with children of younger age post everything they are doing online without thinking about it first an because of that it has cyber-bulling because they believe they can get away with it because it online, so I agree that we should watch what kids are doing online they do have social media or a phone because they can be a victim of it or the one who is causing it to happen. Bullying can cause depression which can lead to suicide causing a whole domino effect to happen. Have a age requirement on when children should be allowed to have a phone is a good idea it won’t automatically stop everything but it would be a start of solving the problem.

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What is gender Identity

Gender Identity a person's perception of having a particular gender, which may or may not correspond with their birth sex. Gender Identity is perceived in two different ways self identification and social identification. According to genderspectrum.org there is three different dimensions of gender body, identity and expression. Body is how we experience in our body how society genders bodies, and how others interact with us based on our body. " Most societies view sex as a binary concept, with two rigidly fixed options: male or female, both based on a person’s reproductive functions (genitals, sex chromosomes, gonads, hormones, reproductive structures). But a sex binary fails to capture even the biological aspect of gender. While most bodies have one of two forms of genitalia, which are classified as “female” or “male,” there are naturally occurring intersex conditions that demonstrate that sex exists across a continuum of possibilities. This biological spectrum by itself should be enough to dispel the simplistic notion of the “gender binary”- there are not just two sexes." Identity is how deeply our internal identify as male, female, both genders or neither. It's who we internally view ourselves to be. "Gender identity is our internal experience and naming of our gender. A cisgender person has a gender identity consistent with the sex they were assigned at birth. For example, a child whose sex was assigned male on their birth certificate and who identifies as a boy is cisgender (you may hear this term shortened to “cis”). A transgender person has a gender identity that does not match the sex they were assigned at birth. So, a child who was assigned male on their birth certificate and who identifies as a girl is transgender (sometimes this term is shortened to “trans”)." Expression is how we present our gender in the world and how society, culture, community, and family perceive, interact with, and try to shape our gender. Gender expression is also related to gender roles and how society uses those roles to try to enforce conformity to current gender norms. " The third dimension of gender is Gender expression, which is the way we show our gender to the world around us (through such things as clothing, hairstyles, and mannerisms, to name a few). Practically everything is assigned a gender—toys, colors, clothes, and activities are some of the more obvious examples. Given the prevalence of the gender binary, children face great pressure to express their gender within narrow, stereotypical definitions of “boy” or “girl.” Expectations around expression are taught to us from the moment we are born, and communicated through every aspect of our lives, including family, culture, peers, schools, community, media, and religion. Accepted gender roles and expectations are so entrenched in our culture that most people cannot imagine any other way."

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Rights abuse

The LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈 community has their rights to marriage yes I may not agree with it fully but the heart wants what it wants, we all do what we want for love. It becomes a problem when you don't get what you want an bring the law in. Yes I get that everyone wants to be accepted but you can't force someone too accept you. It became a problem when you know when a religion have rules and is know not believe accept and know for a fact that they don't condone your ways . Why would you go to the church and ask to be married and when they say no you take them to court because if it. The church do have the right to say no we are all adults here so my question is why? Why put yourself in a predicament where most likely no good can come from it. Another right people abuse a lot is the right to bare arms. It's a law that I agree and disagree with because of the way people use it. Some with the license to carry a gun use it for protection because there is always someone out there to get you (aka some police officers) then there's those who fucked up in the past is now trying to make it right but can because of a bad past( if that make sense). We always have those who think they are above the law because of a title an take advantage of it and other people always end up paying for there stupid decisions in life and end up dealing with the pain. Some who cause the pain pay for it but then we live in a world where if you are "white" you basically get out jail free card or some how there is a invisible writer rule where the law changes for them or just don't count at all. We have rights yes but it's not here so you can use it anyhow you want to there is a limit when it comes to rights there have to be some rules on how you can be use and where it can be used.

Someone who I considered family to me wrote this and let me have it and said I could share it with you guys. It's called "WHAT MADE ME"

When I was younger I was a good kid. Growing up I never really had it rough. I moved a lot in my seventeen years. Had to make new friends but then came new ends. Sometimes I came out to play. I played nice, I didn't bite. My mom always taught me wrong so I knew right. When I was younger I was a good kid. My uncle took me everywhere he'd go and there wasn't any of his girls I didn't know. He cheated on them but gave them what they wanted. He never went to school and always broke the rules. Even hanging with my uncle I still turned out to be a good kid. He was my favorite so I watched everything he did. One day he did something that was weird to me. Being only five it was really unclear to me. Guess we were closer than I thought in his mind, he thought I wouldn't mind. Knowing rights I never told, just held it in started wearing baggy clothes. I was scared, not of him but what might happen to him. I don't hate him but of course these scars run deep. Thoughts in my head scatter like the sea. He's forgiven but never forgotten because the flower that rose is now rotten. When I was younger I was a good kid. Growing up after that they called me a troubled kid. I did things that in my right state I would of never did. Stuff I would do just stuck to me like glue, to do wrong. I heard this song called I can by Nas, he said I can be whatever I want to be. Those are lies. I want to be pure but my purity died. I put these thoughts in my head because I don't trust a soul and I'm getting to old. Sometimes I feel it's too late because......When I was younger I was a good kid. But my uncle did me wrong and nobody knew. I grew up wrong no longer knowing what to do. Nobody ever thought to ask me about my life, so now I write. I write poetry about my life and it got me thinking what if my life was different but instead it's something my heart is missing. I don't feel opposites attract. I like the same thing as me because I like myself and nobody else. Now I strive for greatness because I only got myself. When I was younger I was a good kid. Living in Vanderveer seeing what nobody else could. Only being seven wishing I never had to face a wood and if a woodpecker could peck wood he would. There are a couple things in my life that's misunderstood. I think as a kid I was just too good. Being older this made me want out the hood. I now forgive those men for what they did. Now that I'm older I've matured for a kid. ~Malecka Davis

This one isn't mines it's called "LETTING YOU GO"

Time is known to heal all wounds, And it would if only it could Yet these wounds cannot be healed, With permanent scars they have been sealed. Locked inside is all the pain, Which cannot be washed away by even by the heaviest rain, If only you could feel how much it hurts, Yet I would not wish that upon even the cursed. The pain is a dagger which stabs my heart, And pricks it every second till it tears apart, Like a flower whose petals have died, All I feel is emptiness inside Though for you my heart weeps a river of blood, You are not to blamed for this flood. I'm letting you go even though you were never mine, It was my mistake to think this could be just fine. -D.U.

This is one of first poems.

Outside is bright the sun is shining by the way It looks through the window you would think It's going to be a good day. As you step outside it feels cold as you have been in a ice bath. It was like you have just stepped into another time zone. It's only her, she gives the prefect definition/example to "don't judge a book by it cover" or " looks can be deceiving." She's like the Sun on the outside bright eyes and smiles and moon on the inside. The two things colliding together is a nuclear destruction waiting to happen but can't prevent. She will destroy you like you were nothing and still leaving you wanting and begging her for more with your last breath.

Blog Time

For this week blog instead of talking about something random I want to share one of my passions with you guys.

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Ain’t I a woman?

A woman can do just as much as a man can do; many women especially black woman can manage without a man. Be that as it may, Sojourner Truth, wrote a short story called, “Ain’t I a Woman?”. Truth argues that, does it make you less of a woman if you don’t let a man take care of you. Truth begins to build her credibility by, explain the things she do in her everyday life, that makes her question if she is a woman. She even said that she can do a better job at men’s work then a man could. Truth perfectly worked up emotional appeals. Still, towards the end, Truth made you emotions grow to a point where you end up agreeing to her argument.

In the reading, Truth had grammar errors at first it drew me away it didn’t make me want to read anymore. Until I got past the first sentence, Truth describes, “I think that ‘twixt the negroes of the South and the women of the North, all talking about rights, the white men will be in a fix pretty soon.” when I read that sentence that words being used drew me in. for example, the word negroes. At that point what kind of text this would be. Truth also mention that, you do not have to be brain smart to be a women. After talking about Physical appeals and even a mental approach, on the thing that men say makes you a women, Truth didn’t forget to mention an religious approach. Truth makes her point in the text that even a woman made your god.

Throughout her piece, Truth uses many strong arguments that strengthen her credibility and appeal to ethos, as well as build her argument. Those arguments was, “Look at me! Look at my arm! I could have ploughed and planted, and gathered into barns, and no man could head me!” compareing what she does everyday to the sextist comment of these men, betters her critibility. Truth uses strong appeals to logos, “I have borne thirteen children, and seen them most all sold off to slavery, and when I cried out with my mother’s grief, none but Jesus heard me! And ain’t I a woman?” This detail proves that women are way stronger then men, she can give birth to multiple children. At the same time, watch her children get taken away from them, at anytime there was no male support system by her side only Jesus, proves how strong women can be. Truth effectively makes appeals to pathos in the beginning, introducing us to who she was mainly writing to, which was to women. Throughout the text, I started to feel how upset Truth was towards these men’s comment. Truth useage if exclamation marks and question marks kind of makes it easy to see pick out her emotions. Even the way she closed off the whole thing, “…and now old Sojourner ain’t got nothing more to say.”

Sojourner Truth did not hold back no emotions to heow she felt about the sextist comments the white men made, she flawlessly expressed he feelings from beginning to end. Readers can see what she is so unsettled about. Her shift on how concernment in the beginning of the text into aggressiveness was perfect. No doubt, that aggressiveness shows that even with dealng with sexstist people women dont get sad, they get aggressive.

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"A woman can do just as much as a man can do; many women especially black woman can manage without a man." I agree with this on so many levels, men a constantly putting the abilities woman have below theirs just because in the "mind" they are superior to woman because they wear the "pants" in the relationship as thy say. We are in a new time no woman are now just as good sometimes even better than man at things they call a "mans job." It takes a lot of strength to watch someone you carried for nine months love them even before they came out to world taken from you and still of enough fight left in you to fight for the rights for woman.

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Revolutionary.

In homage to a powerful revolutionary diva here is a poem commemorating the prestigious work and intellect of Phillis Wheatley: the first published African-American female poet.

The white misty cloud roughly fights the girl

Clouds endure

The rough sail roughly desires the shore

The small breeze leads the girl

Swiftly with each stroke

Courage commands the girl

-S.W.

Born in West Africa at the age of just 7 or 8, she was kidnapped and brought to Boston on a slave ship. Upon her arrival, she was sold to a man by the name John Wheatley, who wanted her to be a servant to his wife Susanna. With this family’s care, Wheatley (who adopted her master’s last name) was taken under Susanna’s wing. At a time when African Americans were discouraged and intimidated from learning how to read and write, Wheatley’s life was an anomaly. Her quick intellect was hard to overlook, and as a result, Susanna and her two children taught Phillis to read and was actively encouraged in her literary pursuits by the household.

I respect the work of Phillis Wheatley. Her poetry illustrates the humbleness, dedication, and perseverance that is characteristic of many African American women. Phillis Wheatley made a name for herself despite being African American at a time when one’s skin color usually meant slavery. She gained her fame throughout her poetry, which became well known throughout the 13 Colonies. She published her first poem in 1767 at the age of 13. Six years later, she became the first African American and the third woman to publish a book in the United States. She did not find fortune with her fame, however. She married John Peters in 1778, but even this did not allow her financial independence. In fact, she found much to despise in her freedom, especially the fact that she was living in poverty, far different from her life with the Wheatley family. Her last few years were filled with working as a servant, something she never had to do when she was younger. She was planning to publish a second book of poems and letters, but she died in 1784, before she could complete the book.

When I look at myself on this very day and at this very point in my life, I see a little of Phillis Wheatley’s strength and desire for knowledge in me. Her importance to black history lies in this: the nature of her words, being able to encourage African Americans as well as woman generations later and from the fact that her publishing a book contradicted stereotypes of African Americans held at the time. Her talent plainly outweighed her complexion.

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Not everyone is going to have the same mindset as Phillis Wheatley to make a name for themselves despite the troubles hey had to indoor." I respect the work of Phillis Wheatley. Her poetry illustrates the humbleness, dedication, and perseverance that is characteristic of many African American women. Phillis Wheatley made a name for herself despite being African American at a time when one’s skin color usually meant slavery." I think every one should have a little bit of fire inside their heart just like Phillis did because you can accomplish a lot with. "The small breeze leads the girl...Swiftly with each stroke...Courage commands the girl -S.W."

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Malcolm X

The start of February, when black history month starts. Year after year we remember the importance of some people and events in our history. It is not just a regular month it is a month where we celebrate our African-American history and celebrate an equal country that all races in it are equal. Today I want to talk about one of my favorite leaders, which is Malcolm X. Every time I hear someone talking about black history month his name comes in my head. It is very important to remember the memory of the great people who wanted a better nation. A great man and a great leader that made a big difference to the African-Americans as well as the nation. I feel like every one of us should know him exactly like they know their friends and family because of the importance things he did for the rights of African-Americans. He was born on May 19, 1925, his father died when he was six, and his mother got placed in a mental hospital when he was thirteen. His teacher told him that he should become a carpenter instead of a lawyer. That was the start of becoming a drug dealer and a street hustler. Also, that was the start of a path that leads him to jail. At the age of 20, he went to prison for larceny (a crime involving the unlawful taking of the personal property of another person or business). We should all think of how hard can life be if our dad died and our mom get placed in a mental hospital and on top of that living in jail for a couple of years. Dead father, mental mom, and prison did not stop Malcolm x from living his life and becoming a great person. He got out of jail and became a great leader. Malcolm x was a great man who fought for the rights of blacks in a country that use to be full of hate and racism against the black race. I do not think any of us can have his strength and will be able to recover and be a better person like he did, especially after all of what happened to him. He spoke everywhere for African-American rights. Furthermore, he was a member of free drug rehabilitation program. This program gave physical and mental treatments. This program focused on treatments against alcohol, prescription drugs, and street drugs such as cocaine, heroin or any other types of drugs. Then he was the founder of The Organization of Afro-American Unity (OAAU). This organization had a great purpose which was, fighting for African-American rights. He died on February 21, 1965.

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The determination of someone when they really want something can really out shine the bad in someones life."Dead father, mental mom, and prison did not stop Malcolm x from living his life and becoming a great person. He got out of jail and became a great leader. Malcolm x was a great man who fought for the rights of blacks in a country that use to be full of hate and racism against the black race. I do not think any of us can have his strength and will be able to recover and be a better person like he did, especially after all of what happened to him." After having to deal with the amount of troubles his life brought him you would think he would just give up in life but he didn't he turn out be one of our hero's. Also he's a Taurus just like me which makes him really headstrong aka stubborn.

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Analyzing Sojourner Truth's "Ain't I a Woman?”rhetorically

Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a Woman?

Sojourner Truth is talk about women having the same right as men because even as slave women were less of the men. In the text she repeat the words "Ain’t I a Woman?” Because she tell her audiences that she a women but that doesn’t mean she can’t do the jobs man can do. The reason why this piece is important? Is because till this day men always say because your women.

Women get anger even in this century where every dream is allowed to be achieved but because we are women we are downgraded image how fearful she was in 1850 because she was a women. She says “Then they talk about this thing in the head; what’s this they call it? [Intellect, somebody whispers] That’s it, honey. What’s that got to do with women’s rights” men always have this mindset that they’re way smarter than women because women aren’t like them but being smarter and trying to have the same right as men isn’t the same. They are men who aren’t as intellect as us women but he the same right as any other men

She then says “Then that little man in black there, he says women can’t have as much rights as men, cause Christ wasn’t a woman! Where did your Christ come from? Where did your Christ come from? From God and a woman! Man had nothing to do with Him”, what this quote is saying is that men arent born without a women but they want to disgrace us even though we the one who brought them to life. If a women loses a child she the one who goes through the most grief because a man know he can produce again but while a women chose “him” to grow inside of her day and night. . Whether they are born or dead is choice a women makes. Since their mother made the decision to keep them, I guess it wasn’t a smart decision to keep them since women aren’t as intelligent as them.

She also says that “I could work as much and eat as much as a man- when I could get it- and bear the lash as well!” The quote means that we women aren’t different than men because god create as human (the same species) the only difference is that we have different genitals if a men and women and get a cut in the same place they will both bleed and feel the same pain. So if a women and men have the same dream they should both have a chance to be treated the same way and achieve the same thing without looking at our gender.

To see that women right didn’t change as much as Sojourner Truth wanted but at least we now allowed to pick and choose our dreams thanks to women like Sojourner Truth. To have this read in the 21 century and still feel the same as she did in 1850 is amazing and a digress because all her hard work is still being treated as nothing .

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“If a women loses a child she the one who goes through the most grief because a man know he can produce again but while a women chose “him” to grow inside of her day and night. . Whether they are born or dead is choice a women makes. Since their mother made the decision to keep them, I guess it wasn’t a smart decision to keep them since women aren’t as intelligent as them.” After reading this I feel in love because I have never thought of it like this it open my eyes to something new/ new way of thinking.

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LIFE

My real name is Eric I’m from Brooklyn, New York, born May 12, 1997. I haven’t live with my mother or father since I was nine years old. I’ve been in so many foster homes where they told me that I wasn’t going be anything in life but another high school dropout that’s in the system. This was because I never had good grades in school, and they would compare me to the other kids that had great grades. So what I got from that was that I had to work twice as hard than other kids because they weren’t really helping me with school. I wanted to show people that I can be someone other than what they called me. I’m in college now only because I believe in myself and I have goals that I want to accomplish in life. #keepmoving#Dream

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Birthday Twin

Black History Month 👸🏾👩🏾‍💻👨🏾‍🍳👩🏾‍🌾👨🏾‍⚕️👩🏾‍⚕️

Black History Month, or National African American History Month, is an annual celebration of achievements by black Americans and a time for recognizing the central role of African Americans in U.S. history. The event grew out of “Negro History Week,” the brainchild of noted historian Carter G. Woodson and other prominent African Americans. Since 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. Other countries around the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom, also devote a month to celebrating black history. The story of Black History Month begins in 1915, half a century after the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery in the United States. That September, the Harvard-trained historian Carter G. Woodson and the prominent minister Jesse E. Moorland founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH), an organization dedicated to researching and promoting achievements by black Americans and other peoples of African descent. Known today as the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), the group sponsored a national Negro History week in 1926, choosing the second week of February to coincide with the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. The event inspired schools and communities nationwide to organize local celebrations, establish history clubs and host performances and lectures. In the decades that followed, mayors of cities across the country began issuing yearly proclamations recognizing Negro History Week. By the late 1960s, thanks in part to the Civil Rights Movement and a growing awareness of black identity, Negro History Week had evolved into Black History Month on many college campuses. President Gerald R. Ford officially recognized Black History Month in 1976, calling upon the public to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.” Since then, every American president has designated February as Black History Month and endorsed a specific theme. The 2013 theme, At the Crossroads of Freedom and Equality: The Emancipation Proclamation and the March on Washington, marks the 150th and 50th anniversaries of two pivotal events in African-American history.(History.org) Now almost everyone heard of Rosa Parks she was the first black female to stand up by not stand in hip and giving her sit up when she was told to for a white person. We can now celebrate our first black president ever (Past president Obama) so if you didn't know anything about this special now you know it's not just only for valentines. Happy Black History Month Everyone)

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Ain’t I a women?

What's the difference between black and white, African American and just plain old American what really is the different from one woman to another besides her mental state. Sojourner Truth wanted to know the same thing because a woman was suppose to be treated a certain way but because she was a different skin tone and label her a SLAVE she was treated like shit so to say. She spoke on the pain as mother to watch all her 13 children taken away from her and was sold into slavery without a care of her feelings or the fact that even though she was a slave she would of like to have her children to love and watch. The simply question ain't I a women portraits the anger she felt because they set a goal or a way of how you should treat them and what you should do to keep them happy in life. She didn't receive any of what the others got. "That's it honey. What's that got to do with women rights or negro rights." "Women don't deserve to have the same rights as men do" WHAT I'm happy to say that I'm glad that I don't live in the times that she do now and that she got away when she could of.

Talking about something you don’t know of. NO THANK YOU!

http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/09/politics/donald-trump-military-service-veterans-mccain/

We all know of how our new “President” has a way of saying things without fully thinking it through or thinking of the consequences that comes with it. As read in the article above you see the disrespect shown towards Sen. John McCain a decorated Vietnam veteran and form POW. President trump has a way of acting as a teenage who loves posting everything they are thinking, doing or what problems they have with someone else on social media for everyone to see and talk about instead of acting like an adult or public figure he is suppose to be.

As the days go by with Donald Trump serving as our President and not as someone who was held captive during the war in Iraq that he himself approved of become more and more a hypocrite. He often on a daily bases contradicts what he says without realizing it, but then again we were the once who choose him as our President so if the country is to crash and burn before our eyes who is really to be put to blame for it, we knew what he was about from the beginning, he showed us who and what he was about. Trump is the type of person to call other out on their bullshit but jut can’t seem to do the same thing about themselves. I’m not saying he has to be perfect because no one is everybody has some type of flaw or other but he could at least be a person with morals and is sympathetic to others that don’t look like him or have the same beliefs has him.

For someone who has done nothing for the country but create more division between the people and destruction between that nations instead of peace, you just can’t seem to give credit where credit is due. I’m happy am not the only one who thinks his and choose to speck out about it, Sean Spicer voiced is opinion on twitter saying, “@SenJohnMcCain is an American hero because he served his country and sacrificed more than most can imagine. Period.” which is true because he now cannot bend one of his knees or lift one of his arm above his head. What have you sacrificed or lost the ability to do for the seek of this country Mr. Trump? I would just like to a suggestion for next you decided it is okay to slam someone for something that you have business in or downgrade someone of the work they did, JUST DON’T certain things are best left unsaid.

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