Watch: Ramosy faced the race, black story in the town hall of Cincinnati

At the Cincinnati Town Hall on Monday, which occurred as a result of the brutal beating of a white woman who went online, on the Internet, Vivek Ramaswamy He was put to the place of the audience, who claimed that the black story was changed “under the table” in America.

Responding to a man’s concern, a candidate for the Republican Republican Ohio said: “We must confront what is true. Not only what makes us comfortable.” But he also praised America as a country built on ideals, and it seeks to support them, but imperfect.

The question mark, identified by his name Robert, told Ramoski that when it came to a public safety discussion in the US, he did not accept the guerrilla side, but Robert complained that the history of black people in America was not included in modern public safety conversations.

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“You need to understand how our people feel, because we were brought here on slave ships more than 400 years ago, and we were treated for animals, like cattle, hung on trees, families separated, our heritage took from us so that we do not know who we are. He treated Ramoski.

“Well, look at the 400 years of all violence that has been committed on our people … You want to sweep our story under the table but you don’t sweep Ashkenazi Jews with Hitler Under the table. All you’ve done with other race people you don’t sweep it under the table. But when it comes to black black, we can always sweep what happened to us under the table. “

The question mark tells Viveka Ramoski in the Cinic Cincinnati Town Hall and public security that the history of black people was swept under the rug, especially when it comes to discussion over the US crime (Fox News)

In response to the question, Ramsvi stopped about how difficult the question was proof that the night -long questions were not previously covered by him or his team. Ramsvi openly added that the question made it a little “inconvenient”, but presumably leaders should answer such difficult questions.

“Of course, we are not perfect. In fact, we are not destined to be perfect because we are not a nation consisting of gods, we are a nation consisting of people and we are a nation based on a set of ideals. So, it means that you will always be imperfect,” Ramoski said in response to the races.

Radoswes showed to China And Iran to explain even more.

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“No one ever criticizes China or Iran, or anything for hypocrisy, because to be a hypocritical nation, you must have ideals in the first place,” Ramoski said.

Candidate for the Republican Governor in Ohio, Vivek Romani, asked questions at the Town Hall on Monday night in Cincinnati, focused on crime and public safety. (Fox News)

“I am not going to say that America was ideal for every chapter of our national history. Of course, not. We are based on ideals. We are a nation based on people, so we will always be insufficient from these ideals,” Ramoski continued. “But I would like to live in a country that has ideals and does not match them. What to live in a country without ideals.”

While Ramosy continued to say that ethnic history should not change under the carpet, he also expressed this story last week, citing a widely promoted public beating, which got on the camera in Cincinnati, which became viral and caused criticism from criticism during this Public Security and Crime, Do not ignore either.

“We must resist because the truth. Not only what makes us comfortable, but also when it does not happen,” Ramoski said.

Sarah Heringer talks about the life -changing night that her husband defended her life from a brutal robber, who broke into her house during a candidate for Ohio Governor Vivek Ramoski on Monday, focused on crime and public safety. (Andrew Mark Miller/Fox News)

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As the Ramosu completed his answer to the pro -races, Potential Governor Ohio He noted one part of the question of the question that “the land (ed) with (its) is a little different.”

“When you say that our people when I hear it, I think” our people “are all in this room. I see black, white, brown, men. It’s our people. America-Nash. American. This is what I want for “our people”.