Candace Owens: There Will Be a 'Major Black Exit'
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Candace Owens: There Will Be a 'Major Black Exit'
From the Democratic Party
The lackeys & the loons will be responsible (PS)
Poem, if post election polls bear that claim out I will publically apologize for the derision I'm heaping on the claim.
It's absurd. Period.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candace_Owens
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Pro-Trump views[edit]
By 2017, Owens had become a pro-Donald Trump conservative commentator.[2][3][4] The Guardian has described her as "ultra-conservative", the Daily Beast has described her as "far-right", the New York Magazine and Columbia Journalism Review described her as "right-wing", and the Pacific Standard described her as "alt-right."[22][23][24][8][25]
Prior to 2017, she ran a website that frequently criticized conservatism and mocked then-candidate Donald Trump.[2][12] She has characterized Trump as the “savior” of Western civilization.[4] She has argued that Trump has neither engaged in rhetoric that is harmful to African Americans nor proposed policies that would harm African Americans.[24][8]
Owens did not vote in the 2012 and 2016 elections, saying in June 2018, "his is the first time I’ve been politically inclined and active."[5]
You really should have checked out her bio. Batshit crazy knows no color.
Career[edit]
Doxing, Gamergate and political transformation[edit]
Owens launched SocialAutopsy.com in 2016, a website she said would expose bullies on the Internet by tracking their digital footprint.[5][6][8] The site would have solicited users to take screenshots of offensive posts and send them to the website where they would be categorized by the user's name.[6]
She used crowdfunding on Kickstarter for the website. The proposal was immediately controversial, drawing criticism that she was de-anonymizing (doxing) Internet users and violating their privacy.[5][9]
According to The Daily Dot, "People from all sides of the anti-harassment debate were quick to criticize the database, calling it a public-shaming list that would encourage doxing and retaliatory harassment."[10] Both conservatives and progressives involved in the Gamergate controversy condemned the website.[5]
In response, people began doxing Owens.[5] Owens blamed, without evidence, the doxing on progressives involved in the Gamergate controversy.[5][11]
After this, she earned the support of conservatives involved in the Gamergate controversy, including far-right conspiracy theorists and Trump supporters Milo Yiannopoulos and Mike Cernovich.[5]
After this, Owens became a conservative, saying in 2017, "I became a conservative overnight... I realized that liberals were actually the racists. Liberals were actually the trolls... Social Autopsy is why I’m conservative"[5]
Owens said that Social Autopsy was not meant to be a doxing platform and that no one making abusive posts anonymously would be "outed" by name or place of employment. Kickstarter suspended her funding campaign, and the website was never created, despite having created profiles on over 22,000 individuals (per their assertion).[11] The site has since been closed.