The "Social Justice" President

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I think there are a lot of people concerned with Biden being the 'president-elect' as the far left continues to be aggressive in some cities around the country. There doesn't seem to be a real leader, but a shell.

Biden isn't a social justice leader. Let's get that out of the way; the crime bills that this man has supported has put more minorities in jail and exacerbated the drug war within the country. It's very clear that this team, Biden/Harris was NOT the right choice for the election given their history of favoring cruel punishment for nonviolent drug offenses. There may be hope if they do push against the drug war, but the establishment democrats had control with Barack Obama and never ended the conflict, so the likeliness of them pushing for it is slim.

The far-left will still be demanding for further censorship of individuals who do not fit their worldview, and that is a problem. We need to have discussions, we need to ensure we can have some form of bipartisanship, yet there are radicals who demand purism and will senselessly light flames into the night. Biden does seem to be a very weak candidate when it comes to dealing with the intersectionalist uprising that's been plaguing US streets (Antifa radical sympathizers and Black Lives Matter terrorists). The intersectionalist's will scream and chant for censorship, and I believe Biden may give it to all of us.

How will this exactly benefit minorities share publicly on their 'conservative' interests? I don't believe it will, I think Biden will give in to the radicals. Now, I'm not a doomsdayer, I think there are some good things to come with the coming election lawsuits, but at this point, my 'trust' that the Democrat party will protect my right to free speech is non-existent. The drug war has better chances, than your right to free speech.

Donald Trump may not be great, Jo Jorgensen has her flaws. Absolutely, Biden is NOT a Social Justice President.

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