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When things aren't going well for black people, they blame the government. When things aren't going well for white people, they can't blame the government because the government is supposed to be for them. So they blame black people.

W. Kamau Bell

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Wenn es den Schwarzen nicht gut geht, beschuldigen sie die Regierung. Wenn die Dinge für weiße Menschen nicht gut laufen, können sie die Regierung nicht beschuldigen, weil die Regierung für sie bestimmt ist. Also beschuldigen sie Schwarze.

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