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Political affiliation aside, just think about this.

These past two presidential terms, we have (and still do have) a geriatric person serving as the leader of the "free" world. Trump is nearly 80. A president is usually very busy, assumed to have a jam-packed schedule. There is a lot of moving parts and pieces, which can be overwhelming even for the average adult. There is great, bearing responsibility for a role of this magnitude. While there are many responsibilities that are delegated, there can be plenty of room for error or mismanagement.

Supposedly, the average life expectancy for a male in the US is around 76. Most elderly I have known have deteriorated around this age. Some military veterans who have aged have managed to maintain some mental sharpness. My former scoutmaster, who is now in his 80s and a former military veteran, has dementia and cannot even remember who I am. There are many risks, including a simple fall that can be devastating.

To me, common sense tells me something does not entirely add up.

Bringing politics back into the mix, yes, I voted for Trump these past 3 elections. Something just doesn't sit well with me today.

I think there is a lot of dire situations that are being shielded from the general public.

From what I can tell you for fact is everyone around me is experiencing immense stress and financial turmoil. Family units are deteriorating. Everyday essentials like food and shelter are squeezing people thin. People are very aggressive on the road. You can feel the squeeze and tension in the atmosphere. Chaos is becoming more obvious day by day. People have lost their ability to socialize and form meaningful connections.

I feel like I am in an alternate timeline of existence. Something is definitely not right.

I have a theory that very few white people across all history literally think black people attach the ape like comparison in simple ways that is assumed. it’s more an symbolic association with what white people think of their energy, things like the way they vibe and their intelligence, but not that they are ape like in that way. When it happens it’s more like they can see certain facial features that remind them of it
(When certain skull features are present, not just skin color or hair) but since they look too human (upright, human amount of body hair) the brain shifts it’s perspective of them being ape like to humans, and they attach things like being hypersexual, not as intelligently inclined in certain areas, and an assumption that they are or may be aggressive in situations. But thinking they are ape like simply from looks alone is not such a simple one to one connection. It’s more their perceived energy from what I just described.

I believe black people actually are more likely to think this of themselves and they project it onto white people, both today and their perception of the past, when in reality the animalistic association was about black peoples perceived energy and connection to nature which they thought was different, looks may have played a major role but not not in such a simple ape like connection, they saw them as human but with different energy based on looks, not that they were more ape like because of their looks in such a way that is assumed.

And some white people may imagine other white people think this since they can conjure up that thought in their head but they don’t actually think that when seeing black people, their thought process is what I described.


*disclaimer, this isn’t meant to put black people down, I am describing real dynamics that are helpful to address both for the black community to understand these dynamics so they know how they are seen by white people and society as well.