According to Biden — Black Entrepreneurs Aren’t Capable of Running Their Own Businesses

Hey Joe! Your racism is showing again!

While commemorating the Tulsa race massacre, Joe Biden just couldn’t avoid making what appears to be a blatantly racist correlation. A statement that again paints those in the black community as victims. According to Biden black entrepreneurs simply aren’t capable of obtaining lawyers and accounts to assist them with their business ventures.

Biden echoes the same sentiments as the great race divider Obama. The black community simply cannot manage without help from the government.

Of course, President Donald Trump proved that narrative wrong during his term in office as he helped to create an economic atmosphere that fostered the lowest black unemployment rate this country had seen in decades.

The fact that the left and the large majority of democrats completely discount statements like this is simply mind-boggling. A simple web search will bring about a laundry list of remarks made by Biden that discriminate against everyone from black individuals to indians and other minorities.

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Shorter Biden: “Blacks are incapable of properly running businesses so Whitey McGovernment needs to step in and hold their hands.”

This dude has seen blacks as inferior for his 50 years in office but will always get a pass. https://t.co/WoA3Y7vCaa

— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) June 2, 2021

According to Fox News here is a compilation of Biden’s rather unsavory remarks when referring to minorities:

September 2020: “Some Black woman was able to stack the grocery shelf”

May 2020: “You ain’t black.”

August 2019: “Poor kids” just as bright as “white kids”

June 2019: “The kid wearing a hoodie.”

June 2019: Biden touts his work with segregationist senators

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I'm thinking that when the government says they want to help blacks they are actually hurting blacks. #TheFive pic.twitter.com/uuJjDp4iwp

— Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) June 1, 2021

I agree with your perspective but calling us “blacks”? I promise we don’t say “whites”. You have a unifying message with divisive labels.

— Kimberly Klacik (@kimKBaltimore) June 2, 2021

First it was black kids are just as smart as white kids, then it was blacks don't know how to use computers to find a DMV, now it's we don't know how to find lawyers or know any accountants🤬 I'm so fucking sick of this racist

— McKayla J (@McKaylaRoseJ) June 2, 2021