Latinx Americans Mocking Haitians is What Africans Are doing to African Americans
The division is winning for those in places of power
Thursday, 12 September 2024
By: TB Obwoge
Millions of people don't see Haitians as being from a country that is part or Latin America, in in fact not only is a Latin country it was the first Latin country. Many people Hispanic or Latin are also dealing with deep seeded hatred & Anti-Blackness.
What is Anti-Blackness? Here is a brief description for those who may not know this term.
Anti-Black racism, also called anti-Black sentiment, anti-Blackness, colourphobia or Negrophobia, is characterised by prejudice, collective hatred, and discrimination or extreme aversion towards people who are racialised as Black people, especially those people from sub-Saharan Africa and its diasporas,[1][2] as well as a loathing of Black culture worldwide. Such sentiment includes, but is not limited to: the attribution of negative characteristics to Black people; the fear, strong dislike or dehumanization of Black men; and the objectification (including sexual objectification) of Black women.
The world views the color of Haitians skin, then places them into people they want to disassociate with being Latinx (Hispanic or Latin American), there is colorism within most societies.
Trump supporters aren't actually known as some of the more educated people, even Elon Musk seems to be unable to string along many coherent sentences. Anyone who listened to his Twitter X Live interview with Trump, could clearly hear that he stammered all over the place.
Much of what he said made either no sense, or didn't have much factual backing. He made a claim about climate change as being something to "worry about" in the next 100 years, instead of something to worry about in the present time.
Note: Here is a video I recently found going viral in Kenya, this Kenyan man in Kiswahili is calling all Black Americans rude and animals.
Below here is news coverage from Ohio, this is to show that the woman shown in a video is from another part of Ohio, she's also an American citizen, not a Haitian immigrant.
This also includes the governor of Ohio making a statement about unfounded crimes being committed by Haitians in his state, but this still won't be enough for Trump's supporters.
If we are going to talk about people who eat dogs and cats in their countries, then we can add a long list of countries. When living in Ghana there were Ghanaians that ate cats, some that ate dogs too, same for Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger, Burkina Faso, South Korea, China, there are many countries.
South Korea has recently banned eating of dog meat because there had been a growing debate about the practice in the country as dog owners started claiming their popular pet breeds were in danger.
South Korea passes bill to ban eating dog meat, ending controversial practice as consumer habits change
South Korea’s parliament passed a bill Tuesday banning the breeding and slaughter of dogs for consumption, ending the traditional yet controversial practice of eating dog meat after years of nationwide debate.
The bill received rare bipartisan support across South Korea’s divided political landscape, highlighting how attitudes toward eating dog have transformed over the past few decades during the country’s rapid industrialization.
The law will ban the distribution and sale of food products made or processed with dog ingredients, according to the corresponding committee of the National Assembly.
There is an account of a Latina woman who is also a Trump supporter who is posting disgusting videos. The videos which contain, "Pussy Lives Matter", in true Trump supporter behavior is mocking Haitians. She probably has no idea of the history of Haiti, how the United States are responsible for the instability in the country to this day.
She also more than likely doesn't consider the country Haiti, which is on the same island as the Dominican Republic as being a Latinx country.
Below is a video I made in response to her hateful video which she posted on Twitter, I posted my video on both TikTok, Twitter and YouTube. I feel so bad for the Haitian migrants in the United States, this is such a racist and hateful attack on them.
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Buc-ee’s Announces Plans to Build the World’s Largest Convenience Store
For millions of American road-trippers, Buc-ee’s is not just a convenience store — it’s a destination. Known for its massive locations, spotless bathrooms, cult-favorite snacks, and unmistakable beaver mascot, the Texas-based chain has turned a simple pit stop into an experience. Now, Buc-ee’s is taking that reputation to an entirely new level. The company has officially announced plans to build what it says will be the world’s largest convenience store, once again pushing the boundaries of size, spectacle, and ambition in an industry that most people associate with quick stops and small footprints. The announcement has sparked excitement, disbelief, and curiosity, raising a bigger question: how did a gas station chain become one of America’s boldest retail success stories? What Buc-ee’s Is Planning According to company statements, the new Buc-ee’s location will surpass all existing stores in sheer size, potentially covering more than 75,000 square feet — larger than many supermarkets and even some shopping malls. Like other Buc-ee’s locations, the store is expected to include: Dozens (or even hundreds) of fueling stations An enormous retail floor packed with food, merchandise, and regional products Freshly prepared meals made on-site Buc-ee’s famous ultra-clean restrooms Branded apparel, home goods, and souvenirs While Buc-ee’s has not yet revealed every design detail, the company has made it clear: this store is meant to be a landmark, not just a convenience stop. How Buc-ee’s Became a Cultural Phenomenon Founded in Texas in 1982, Buc-ee’s quietly built a loyal following by doing something radical in the convenience store world: raising standards. Instead of cramped aisles and questionable restrooms, Buc-ee’s focused on: Cleanliness that rivals hotels Friendly, well-paid staff Massive selections of food and merchandise A fun, family-friendly atmosphere The chain became especially famous for items like Beaver Nuggets, brisket sandwiches, fresh fudge, and jerky bars stretching longer than entire gas stations elsewhere. Over time, Buc-ee’s locations turned into roadside attractions. People plan trips around them. Families stop not because they have to, but because they want to. Why Size Is Part of the Strategy Building the world’s largest convenience store is not just a publicity stunt — it’s a calculated business move. Large stores allow Buc-ee’s to: Serve huge volumes of travelers efficiently Offer unmatched product variety Keep customers inside longer Create a memorable brand experience In an era where many retailers are shrinking footprints or moving online, Buc-ee’s is doubling down on physical presence. The company understands that convenience stores don’t have to be forgettable. They can be immersive, entertaining, and profitable at scale. Bigger also means busier — and Buc-ee’s thrives on traffic. The Economic Impact on Local Communities Every new Buc-ee’s location brings significant economic ripple effects. The company is known for: Creating hundreds of local jobs Paying wages above typical convenience store standards Attracting tourism traffic to surrounding areas Local businesses often benefit from increased foot traffic, while municipalities gain tax revenue. However, critics argue that such massive stores can also put pressure on smaller, independent gas stations and diners nearby. Still, many towns actively compete to attract Buc-ee’s, viewing it as a long-term economic anchor. A Changing Definition of Convenience Retail Buc-ee’s expansion reflects a broader shift in how Americans travel and shop. Today’s drivers want more than fuel. They want: Clean restrooms Quality food Safe, welcoming environments A reason to stop rather than rush through Buc-ee’s meets those expectations — and then exceeds them. By building the world’s largest convenience store, the company is effectively saying that convenience retail can be experiential, not transactional. This approach stands in sharp contrast to traditional gas station models focused solely on speed and turnover. Not Without Criticism Despite its popularity, Buc-ee’s growth has not been free from controversy. Some critics raise concerns about: Environmental impact from massive developments Traffic congestion around new locations Pressure on small, local competitors Others question whether such enormous stores are sustainable in the long term, especially as electric vehicles reduce the need for frequent fuel stops. 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