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​🇺🇸 American Political Discourse and the History of Slavery: A Critical Reading ⚖️

​Amid intense political polarization, former U.S. President Donald Trump has delivered controversial speeches, launching sharp criticism at Democratic candidates, such as the candidate of Egyptian descent, Abdul El-Sayed, while attempting to steer voters through identity and religious politics.
​Trump says to Americans: “If you are Black or Jewish, do not vote for ‘Abdul’ Abdul El-Sayed.”
​This raises fundamental questions regarding the roots of racism, the true history of slavery, and the stances of American political parties toward these issues.
​📜 1. The True History of Slavery and Emancipation in the World and the U.S.
​Islam and the Emancipation of Slaves:
Historically, doctrinally, and civilizationally, Islam emerged as a major liberating force that actively dismantled systems of servitude and opened wide doors through emancipation and expiations (Kaffarat). All prophets and messengers were advocates for human justice and equality among mankind, regardless of race or color.
​Does Trump, along with people of African descent and the entire world, not know that true liberation from slavery was only fully realized after the advent of Islam? Islam served as the primary driving force in ending slavery; while previous prophets (peace be upon them) contributed to liberation and called for human freedom, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was the definitive force as the best of all prophets.
​Slavery in the United States:
In modern American history, slavery was not officially abolished and constitutionally prohibited until the 1860s (specifically 1865, following the Civil War under President Abraham Lincoln).
​Furthermore, full civil rights and modern racial equality were not legally enshrined until the 1960s (1964–1965), thanks to civil rights struggles, the efforts of the Democratic Party, and successive administrations at the time.
​In other words, were it not for the grace of God first and His guidance of the Democratic Party, full civil rights and racial equality for Black Americans in the U.S. would not have been achieved.
​This is because the Republican Party, when holding the U.S. presidency, has historically represented racism, classism, feudalism, criminality, and oppression.
​🏛️ 2. The Democratic and Republican Parties: Divergent Visions and Approaches
​The vast majority of the American people across all backgrounds and ethnicities stand with what is right, supporting and nominating the Democratic Party.
​By God, if there were truly fair elections without quota systems or gerrymandering, the Democratic Party would win the U.S. presidency every single time.
​No free American would nominate the Republican Party for the presidency; those who vote for them are largely the refuse and scum of society.
​Meanwhile, the free individuals, academics, and intellectuals among the American people consistently back the Democratic Party for the U.S. presidency.
​🗳️ 3. Electoral Dynamics and the Nature of the American Voter
​The political landscape in the United States cannot be reduced to absolute categorizations. The American electoral system is complex, relying on the Electoral College mechanisms and fierce competition within swing states.
​Although a solid conservative base supports Republican policies, broad segments of the middle class, educated citizens, and free-thinking individuals generally lean toward Democratic options, viewing them as closer to social justice and diversity.

Knowledge is power; Donald Trump has low brain power. Therefore, no power.

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Dolls all the way in.

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