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I'm a black man. I don't know what to make of this. What he said was hate speech and then the way he flipped it around on his statement. What scares me more is all the people that agree with him. Go read his twitter and all his responses he's gotten on other social sites. So most blacks believe that whites are inferior because of their skin? I'm so confused. I thought that's what we as blacks were fighting against? I hate that one of my favorite shows, Wild N Out, is cancelled. I loved that show.
I'm a black man. I don't know what to make of this. What he said was hate speech and then the way he flipped it around on his statement. What scares me more is all the people that agree with him. Go read his twitter and all his responses he's gotten on other social sites. So most blacks believe that whites are inferior because of their skin? I'm so confused. I thought that's what we as blacks were fighting against? I hate that one of my favorite shows, Wild N Out, is cancelled. I loved that show.
You know....IF we weren’t in the midst of a pandemic and IF we weren’t separated by the Internet, I could kiss you for what you just said!
This is what I’ve been saying all along....we have black people who are fighting against racism, and rallying against the damage that broad, sweeping prejudice against them as an entire group causes; and then we have the same black people making the most heinous, reprehensible comments against whites and Jews. (I think the worst is that we are “sub-human,” but there’s plenty to choose from.)
And this claim I’ve now heard that lack of melonin makes one inferior? You’re right. That is the flip side of the same belief - that the greater degree of melonin in one’s skin makes them inferior - is what blacks are pushing against! I’m just, well....I’m SMH.
To call it hypocritical doesn’t even come close to capturing it. It’s actually negating any message that white people could entertain about racism, given the racism and/or antisemitism being directed toward them at the very same time! And although I’ve heard some black people on this forum say that they don’t need white people to support them or otherwise serve as allies, it’s not true. Any legislation that is to be passed WILL require the support of whites, given that it is primarily whites who serve in Congress.
I'm a black man. I don't know what to make of this. What he said was hate speech and then the way he flipped it around on his statement. What scares me more is all the people that agree with him. Go read his twitter and all his responses he's gotten on other social sites. So most blacks believe that whites are inferior because of their skin? I'm so confused. I thought that's what we as blacks were fighting against? I hate that one of my favorite shows, Wild N Out, is cancelled. I loved that show.
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Originally Posted by Rachel976
You know....IF we weren’t in the midst of a pandemic and IF we weren’t separated by the Internet, I could kiss you for what you just said!
This is what I’ve been saying all along....we have black people who are fighting against racism, and rallying against the damage that broad, sweeping prejudice against them as an entire group causes; and then we have the same black people making the most heinous, reprehensible comments against whites and Jews. (I think the worst is that we are “sub-human,” but there’s plenty to choose from.)
And this claim I’ve now heard that lack of melonin makes one inferior? You’re right. That is the flip side of the same belief - that the greater degree of melonin in one’s skin makes them inferior - is what blacks are pushing against! I’m just, well....I’m SMH.
To call it hypocritical doesn’t even come close to capturing it. It’s actually negating any message that white people could entertain about racism, given the racism and/or antisemitism being directed toward them at the very same time! And although I’ve heard some black people on this forum say that they don’t need white people to support them or otherwise serve as allies, it’s not true. Any legislation that is to be passed WILL require the support of whites, given that it is primarily whites who serve in Congress.
I suspect the majority of average everyday black folks probably feel somewhat the same as the poster above. I can't speak for black people, but all of my interactions with black folks the sentiment i get follows that poster.
I saw some stuff online where black people are just confused and basically laughing at white people that go around bathing black people's feet in some self-flagellatory way apologizing for the past sins of other white people.
I'm a black man. I don't know what to make of this. What he said was hate speech and then the way he flipped it around on his statement. What scares me more is all the people that agree with him. Go read his twitter and all his responses he's gotten on other social sites. So most blacks believe that whites are inferior because of their skin? I'm so confused. I thought that's what we as blacks were fighting against? I hate that one of my favorite shows, Wild N Out, is cancelled. I loved that show.
People never change. Sure, we're in the 21st century, but we're all not very far removed from cavemen mentally. Give any group power over another group, and a good many of the newly powerful will be happy to do whatever they can get away with (testing the boundaries right now...) And a good many others will stand by silently. Being the target of racism for years doesn't make one a saint, or make one immune to being racist against others. I mean, I know people who legit will think "I've been there, I know how this feels, I am not going to do to others what was done to me," but they're a minority.
Maybe this would be different if our leaders were working to set a different tone, but all I'm hearing from the right and the left is "divide, divide, divide" and "us vs them". The way the BLM movement is shaping up, I don't think we're heading for a more just society. We're just heading for another unjust society, with the balance of power shifted.
I suspect the majority of average everyday black folks probably feel somewhat the same as the poster above. I can't speak for black people, but all of my interactions with black folks the sentiment i get follows that poster.
I saw some stuff online where black people are just confused and basically laughing at white people that go around bathing black people's feet in some self-flagellatory way apologizing for the past sins of other white people.
It's just lame as hell.
It's all coming from universities and colleges, it's post-moderism and neo-marxism, they are a CULT and pushing things like this at the National Museum of African American History and Culture:
Pay close attention to the articles condemning Nick Cannon. They almost all focus on his disgusting antisemitism. But they also almost all leave out his disgraceful racism. Even in the statement firing him, his company called him out specifically for the antisemitism, and then made a general statement about combating racism to close the statement out. This tells you all you need to know. The left does not feel like some people can be racist.
All of this sounds pretty good to me. Seems like a recipe for a successful, stable and prosperous society.
ergo, they are literally against functional society. They represent chaos, they fight for anarchy
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