After Trump gave his victory speech, this began to ring out…. (They were all at the right rally!) 🙏🏽🔥🙌🏽

People often ask me, Simon, where do you stand on racism in America? Are you with those who say there is no racism at all or with those who claim racism is everywhere? What's your personal experience, Simon? Be honest! And my honest answer is there is racism against the poor black, the poor white, and the poor brown people in America. Here in Washington, the leaders vote for the same things, whether they are black, white, or brown. They vote for more money for the military-industrial complex, for more wars, for fewer taxes for the rich, for billions of dollars for pharmaceutical companies and their CEOs. Sometimes for vaccines that turn out not to be effective and even dangerous. They protect themselves, they live in areas that are safe and away from crime. They and the lobbyists, the mainstream media industry, are one. The poor white, the poor brown, and the poor black person are on their own. Life is pushing them around so hard that they don't understand that they have more in common than they imagine. They are being scammed by the people at the top, and they end up hating themselves rather than the people who oppressed them. For instance, the poor white, black, and brown person might disparage a poor immigrant who traveled miles to get to the United States but like and praise or at least submit to the CEO of Pfizer, Albert Bourla, who was born in Thessaloniki, Greece. Even though his company made billions of dollars from taxpayers recently by supplying COVID-19 vaccines that hundreds of millions of people injected but did not seem to provide the outcome they claimed the vaccines would. The poor end up hating the poor and liking the rich people who claim they are poor or at least fighting for the poor, which is what everyone in Washington claims they are doing. I'm just like you, but just with more money, just in gated houses, just vacationing all around the world, just flying first class. Yes, we have to keep working on building trust and providing opportunities for every gender, race, background, and all of that. But in the end, the rich screw up the poor all the time regardless of their race, and the poor have more in common than they imagine. Right now, the rich guys in DC and the country are trying to eliminate Trump, who is also a rich guy like them, although he says he's actually for the poor man. They are trying to stop him even though he's white because they do not trust that he will protect their interests and the status quo. The rich don't care who is in power, whether it's Obama who is black or Biden who is white if they trust that they will protect them and their interests. But to manipulate the people, they throw in the race card, and boom, here goes everybody distracted from what is really happening, the fact that they are getting all the power, all the money, all the protection, for themselves. Finally, the rich black does not live with the poor black, the rich white does not live with the poor white, and the rich brown does not live with the poor brown. However, the rich white, the rich black, and the rich brown people often live in the same safe area, go to the same restaurants, the same schools, the same concerts, the same television interviews, the same airlines, and the same first-class seats. Actually, the law bars the poor, regardless of their race, from trading in some stocks if they do not earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year; it's called being a 'Sophisticated Investor.' This means if a black woman earns 500k a year and a white woman earns 80k a year, that black woman can trade in stocks that the white woman cannot because the law prevents her from doing so. The real war is against the poor, not the race or the gender or all those things! May God help the poor see the game being played by the rich! Amen!

THIS aged well. @MattAttack009_ nailed it FIRST! #VivekRamaswamy