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Black man confronts Vivek Ramaswamy about slavery, What happens next is unbelievable...
Vivek handled this perfectly...
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Ohio Republican candidate for governor Vivek Ramaswamy was challenged about Black history at a Cincinnati town hall following a viral beating of a White woman, an audience member named Robert accused America of sweeping Black history "under the table" while remembering other groups' suffering, namely “the ashkenazi jews.”
Vivek’s response was unbelievable…
"Well, look over the 400 years of all the violence that was perpetrated on our people… You want to sweep our history under the table, but you don't sweep the Ashkenazi Jews with the Hitler thing under the table. All the things that you did to the other races of people, you don't sweep that under the table. But when it comes down to the black Negro, we can always sweep what happened to us under the table,” Robert told Ramaswamy.
Ramaswamy admitted the question made him "uncomfortable" but said America is "destined to never be perfect" because it's comprised of humans, not gods, arguing it's better to live in a country with ideals that falls short than one with no ideals at all, comparing America to China and Iran.
“We have to confront what is true, not just what makes us comfortable," Ramaswamy explained, stating that no ethnic history should be ignored while also arguing that recent incidents like the Cincinnati beating shouldn't be swept aside either.
Another man wearing a MAGA hat stood up during the event and completely turned the tables on the narrative of black history in America.
Watch the jaw-dropping moment here:
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