Joe Biden is known for his racist remarks and has said some ridiculous things throughout the years. I could list a lot of them, including his 1970s comment about not wanting to raise his children in a “racial wilderness” and his more recent “you ain’t black” statement if you didn’t vote for him.
He did an interview about a month ago with Michelle Bryant from Milwaukee. The audio of a comment he made on the show is now available. It was a terrible interview, with his confusion and inability to think straight as well as the distorted perception of black families.
“For instance, how many Black Communities are in a position where they come from circumstances where they’re having difficulty, where they’re struggling? What are the real problems of families? Even the poorest families don’t own any books. Children don’t hear much conversation.”
What the hell? What the heck? Kids don’t hear much conversation? What is he thinking happens in a home of blacks? Does he believe that they are silent or don’t speak?
It’s not the first time that he has had this strange racist perception of poor and black families.
We heard from him how “poor kids” were just as bright and talented as “white kids.” Apparently “poor kids” aren’t “white kids,” according to Joe Biden.
The comment about the record player was probably the one that is most similar to the new comment. He was asked about slavery’s legacy during a Democratic Primary Debate. He said that because parents don’t know how they should raise their children, social workers need to visit homes and parents must play records or radios. He starts saying “phonograph”, which shows how old he is.
It was 2019 and his brain had already melted. Five years on, the situation has only worsened.
Biden asks himself why he is losing black voters and why more people are supporting former President Donald Trump.
He should look at the crazy things that he says. Not to mention his crazy policies that harm Americans, especially black families.
But he will not.
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