Ann Coulter's response to Zimmerman verdict "Hallelujah"

[GoAggieGo.]

ADOS in itself is disingenious, but whatever




nobody cares about Harlem in 2019, keep that same energy to the cacs gentrifying ya'll out ya hood shorty


America, the UK, France and others are complicit in the problems that occur in African countries via imperialism but that's not to completely ignore the elites in these countries play a hand in this as well, the same shyt that's going on in the Global South they've done to Africa.

However no country in Africa has caused more havoc than the United States, you have to be a real fool to even try and make that claim

you don't wanna talk about that because quite frankly, you don't care for the most part.

and I'm a huge advocate for countries like Venezuela, Honduras, el salvador and the many countries America has had a hand in destabilizing the right to self-determination and prosperity for their people

you just wanna check and wave your hands of all the worlds affairs.

It’s disingenuous to you, because you feel we’re only supposed to claim black. You have no issues with others having pride in their ethnicity. That’s cool if you feel that way, but I don’t, so I rep mines.

I do pray you’re able to leave America one day, and that ain’t even on no snark shyt. You genuinely hate it here, so I hope you find a home.

 

[HarlemHottie]

you don't care for the most part.

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You're absolutely right. IDGAF. Me and mines gotta eat before I can worry about other people. That's actually how other ppl do it too.


I notice you don't answer any of the questions put forth to you. Between that and you ducking the fade, I'm starting to think you a little scary. That explains a lot.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

Why would I claim a country that has denied our right to agency and humility outside of what we can produce to benefit them?

why should I claim a country that nearly eradicated scores of the indigenous populations that were here before it was settled?

and that's just domestically, the hell on earth conditions this country has created for others in many countries alone is why I look at anybody sideways that wants to proudly proclaim this nation as "theirs" and think they have the right to exclude or deny others asylum when it's 99.99% responsible for why they are here in the first place.

It’s disingenuous to you, because you feel we’re only supposed to claim black. You have no issues with others having pride in their ethnicity. That’s cool if you feel that way, but I don’t, so I rep mines.

I do pray you’re able to leave America one day, and that ain’t even on no snark shyt. You genuinely hate it here, so I hope you find a home.

so why should I give a fukk about your question when it's clear you don't give a fukk about actual human beings dying because of economic interests of this country?

and how can I duck a fade when we live in two different time zones? like I said, you try way too hard to be tough on a messageboard fam

You're absolutely right. IDGAF. Me and mines gotta eat before I can worry about other people. That's actually how other ppl do it too.


I notice you don't answer any of the questions put forth to you. Between that and you ducking the fade, I'm starting to think you a little scary.

 

[8WON6]

ADOS in itself is disingenious, but whatever




nobody cares about Harlem in 2019, keep that same energy to the cacs gentrifying ya'll out ya hood shorty


America, the UK, France and others are complicit in the problems that occur in African countries via imperialism but that's not to completely ignore the elites in these countries play a hand in this as well, the same shyt that's going on in the Global South they've done to Africa.

However no country in Africa has caused more havoc than the United States, you have to be a real fool to even try and make that claim

you don't wanna talk about that because quite frankly, you don't care for the most part.

and I'm a huge advocate for countries like Venezuela, Honduras, el salvador and the many countries America has had a hand in destabilizing the right to self-determination and prosperity for their people

you just wanna check and wave your hands of all the worlds affairs.

we've already helped immigrants get here, we've done enough. We DO have our own problems to deal with, at some point people need to stand up and do their own work when it comes to fighting global white supremacy. You take the easy route and blame ADOS. White supremacy is global but you're concerned with ADOS, the people that were displaced to the other side of the planet with zero resources. It's time people fight their own battles. People have countries full of black people, countries full of brown people, etc...and you're expecting ADOS to come save them? That's backwards but we off that. And right now asians are moving in to many of these black countries, but still you're taking the easy route wagging your finger at ADOS like we don't have problems. Yall, had a Kenyan-POTUS, he wasn't ADOS, but it's still us right?

And at the end of the day, like i've told you in other threads, many of these countries played a hand at their own demise. It's karma. Many of these countries had no problem dealing with the slave trade that created America, now they're mad they didn't come out ahead. Sitting up here bytching at the people they sold off. LMAO.

 

[HarlemHottie]

so why should I give a fukk about your question when it's clear you don't give a fukk about actual human beings dying because of economic interests of this country?

and how can I duck a fade when we live in two different time zones? like I said, you try way too hard to be tough on a messageboard fam

I absolutely the fukk DON'T care about people who don't care about me, no. But, unlike you, I have some sense of self-preservation.

Also, don't get fresh at the mouth with somebody who can lay you out and still (believably) cry for help. It's shameful.

 

[HarlemHottie]

. Many of these countries had no problem dealing with the slave trade that created America, now they're mad they didn't come out ahead. Sitting up here bytching at the people they sold off. LMAO.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

you do realize I'm black right?

we've already helped immigrants get here, we've done enough. We DO have our own problems to deal with, at some point people need to stand up and do their own work when it comes to fighting global white supremacy. You take the easy route and blame ADOS. White supremacy is global but you're concerned with ADOS, the people that were displaced to the other side of the planet with zero resources. It's time people fight their own battles. People have countries full of black people, countries full of brown people, etc...and you're expecting ADOS to come save them? That's backwards but we off that. And right now asians are moving in to many of these black countries, but still you're taking the easy route wagging your finger at ADOS like we don't have problems. Yall, had a Kenyan-POTUS, he wasn't ADOS, but it's still us right?

And at the end of the day, like i've told you in other threads, many of these countries played a hand at their own demise. It's karma. Many of these countries had no problem dealing with the slave trade that created America, now they're mad they didn't come out ahead. Sitting up here bytching at the people they sold off. LMAO.

yes you do.

I absolutely the fukk DON'T care about people who don't care about me, no. But, unlike you, I have some sense of self-preservation.

Also, don't get fresh at the mouth with somebody who can lay you out and still (believably) cry for help. It's shameful.

 

[HarlemHottie]

yes you do.

My nikka. I don't know what this is in reference to, nor do I have all day to sit around with your silly ass debating dumb shyt.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

then stop quoting me.

like it or not, you from Africa

My nikka. I don't know what this is in reference to, nor do I have all day to sit around with your silly ass debating dumb shyt.

 

[GoAggieGo.]

Why would I claim a country that has denied our right to agency and humility outside of what we can produce to benefit them?

why should I claim a country that nearly eradicated scores of the indigenous populations that were here before it was settled?

and that's just domestically, the hell on earth conditions this country has created for others in many countries alone is why I look at anybody sideways that wants to proudly proclaim this nation as "theirs" and think they have the right to exclude or deny others asylum when it's 99.99% responsible for why they are here in the first place.




so why should I give a fukk about your question when it's clear you don't give a fukk about actual human beings dying because of economic interests of this country?

and how can I duck a fade when we live in two different time zones? like I said, you try way too hard to be tough on a messageboard fam

Cool.

You ain’t gotta claim it, but I am. Everyone else claims theirs, and you had no issue.

 

[MaxPain]

Sassy!
I'm starting to think @Hennessypapi is right about you.

Starting?:Lethemhoesdie:

Girl I been told yo ass in other threads how this dude get down. He even admits to doing butt play with his baby mother. When ur so used to being emasculated logically that's the next step.

 

[get these nets]

I love you @Get These Nets -- but this is known.

Is this just a hit thread cause she mentioned ADOS.

If so, please know we are not dumb -- and think she is for us and have our best interest in mind.

She said something that we all agree with. Doesn't mean we support her -- or looking for her nor want her to help us.

It was an acknowledgement and agreement of her statement -- nothing more - nothing less.

I love you too, and more important than that I respect you...a LOT. You raise the bar for the board with your posts/threads......especially the threads about family research and African American history that you've consistently posted.

I wasn't surprised to glance through some recent threads to see that you are organizing people to put actions behind words.

My most recent posts here have been about the use of media; a documentary about the history of the Black Press, a book of James Weldon Johnson's articles from 1920 highlighting atrocities committed by U.S. occupation of Haiti, and an appreciation thread for the Gil Noble show, "Like It Is". People with media platforms help shape public perceptions. Whatever their personal opinions are, they should be responsible enough to tell the truth and to remain consistent.

Since I've been here, I've consistently called out two people for violating this responsibility; Henry Louis Gates and Tariq Nasheed.

This thread was a direct call out of TN.His fans will not notice or call him out for inconsistencies and lies. (You and I are both waiting for his fans to cite the evidence/source material for the "buck breaking", for example).
I think people are going to be even more reluctant to challenge him now because he's identified/created another monster for them to fight. Foreign born or descended Blacks are the new villain, and if you're fighting the villain......I guess anything goes, including inconsistencies, contradictions and lies.

I'm gonna call out or debunk some of the more recent ones, beginning with Ann Coulter.

• "non ADOS should stay out of our business"

About 2 weeks ago, after years of feuding with Roland Martin, TN came up with new way to juelz. "Roland Martin is Haitian, THAT'S why he's always talking down to us" Non ADOS need to stay out of our business , especially reparations discussions

A week later, Ann Coulter, who has made an entire career talking down to Black people, and often directly to AAs, is thanked by TN (and other YTers) for "talking about AA business" and for getting involved in "reparations discussions".

Now, one can believe or project that RM has animosity towards AAs, but Ann Coulter has OPENLY shytted on, TALKED DOWN to, LECTURED, & PSYCHOANALYZED AAs for decades. Tariq reaching out to her on social media shows how disingenuous his callout of Roland Martin was, and also showed that he can be co-opted.

TN did a media tour promoting his recent Haitian Revolution documentary, and on those platforms he was discussing current political situation in Haiti and other Black countries.....such as South Africa. He was directly voicing his opinion about what the Black people in these countries should and shouldn't be doing.
There are non AA scholars featured in his Hidden Colors series discussing AA history, politics and current issues and voicing their opinions on what AAs should and shouldn't be doing.

Nature moved to Marcy, nothing left to say, Nature moved to Marcy.

• "they" sign a pledge to not help AAs as a condition of their immigration

FALSE.
This is comical, but I can understand how a non immigrant might think that this is real. It's a good conspiracy theory to promote ,precisely because target audience would have hard time disproving it. No such wording exists on immigration forms now or back in 1965 when the immigration rules were changed.No such questions were/are asked.
If anything, there are questions about communist party ties.
When I saw people believing and not questioning this, I knew that they had accepted the "foreigners as bogeyman" theme and would believe anything.

• "they" just don't want us to get that bag, because they won't get money

Reparations will probably NOT be decided by a national referendum. However, even if it was and EVERY Foreign descended Black voted against it, that would have no effect on the results. We make up a fraction of the total Black population and an even tinier fraction of the total U.S. population. Great conspiracy theory .
Also, it reduces the total value of a person's heritage to a possible bag of money. Helps promote the identity as defined by what people aren't rather than celebrating what people are. TN does know how to motivate his audience, though.

• here's what "they" all secretly think of you

I’m guessing at one point he retweeted a video compilation of African and Caribbean people shytting on AAs on social media. It wasn’t cab drivers, street vendors, lobby security guards or parking lot workers.,(the jobs most 1st generation Black immigrants do) because that wouldn’t have had the desired effect. I guess it was a bunch of professionals in their 20s saying openly disrespectful comments about AAs. They were all based in America and recording from their well lit, well furnished homes or workplaces. The direct implication is “look at these people eating off of your plate and here is what they all secretly say about you.” This is the same propaganda tactic that is used to take negative behavior of segments of AA population and extrapolate those stats to paint everybody with the same brush. Now, these aren't fake videos..there is a segment of foreign Blacks who do look down on AAs, I think you could use search terms on social media to find AAs looking down on Africans, Caribbean people or any direction towards any other direction. It's propaganda to take even 1,000 videos/tweets to represent any nationality or region. A person who was swayed by this had already made up his/ her mind.


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I have always shown respect to African Americans in general and to AAs who have shown me respect

• .I know about Frederick Douglas' fight to get Haiti formally recognized by the U.S. govt.
• I recently posted a collection of James Weldon Johnson articles from the early 20th century where he was using his influence to expose the motivation and atrocities committed by US occupation of Haiti in the early 20th century.
• I know about Black writers an artists(AA and otherwise) of the Harlem Renaissance introducing the Haitian Revolution to popular culture.
• I know about the AA churches that have been sending missions and setting up health clinics in Haiti EVERY year for decade
• I know about the AA journalists who used their platforms in the 1980s to combat the media saying "Haitians are part of the 4 Hs that have aids"
• I saw the public LOVE and support of AAs after the earthquake in 2010.Especially AA artists calling out Pat Robertson's "Haiti won freedom by making pact with the devil comments" as people lay dying in rubble.

I'd hope that people know about the direct inspiration that AA historical figures have directly credited the Haitian Revolution for giving them .Also about the direct offers that early Haitian leaders made to free AAs to get them to settle in Haiti when slavery was still legal in the United States...as well as other gestures from artists, celebs, and everyday Haitian people over the centuries.
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I’m also aware of the times that AA politicians, journalists, artists and everyday citizens have used their voices, resources and platforms to advocate for other Black people around the world.Post colonial Africans supported the American Civil Rights Movement and the radical wings of the Black Power Movement. I am pretty well versed about the connections that Black people have across regions and borders. Since I've become aware of who Yvette Carnell is, I've publicly supported her and any AA choosing to look after their OWN interests because in this world, if you don't look out for yourself, nobody will. What I have consistently been against is the anti-continental African element in her commentary. Not that she doesn't have a right to her opinion, but that she is distorting the truth to make her points. With her platform, doing so is irresponsible.

• I have no connection to Africans (except physical features) ,they might as well be Hondurans, they sold us

She opens the show with a symbolic pouring of libations. WOW. Unless she thinks that the film Cooley High is where "pour some for the brothers who ain't here" originates, she contradicts herself at the opening of every show.
Unless she thinks that EVERY living member of the tribes we descend from was sold off, she has living breathing connections to people on the continent. Both biological and cultural, as those of us in the diaspora are from composite cultures. The dominant groups from where we were enslaved had the most input in shaping our cultures. So we have cultural connections even to people whose groups we don't descend from. Whatever bad personal experiences she had with foreign Blacks doesn't erase history....and she insults my intelligence when she says this.I've gone over the they sold us part in other threads, and she's distorting facts to justify her views.

That she removed the first A (African) from the former acronym was noted also.

I say all that to say that people who read the anti-Black foreigner vibe implicit (and explicit) in the YTers promoting ADOS are not reaching. The reaching out to Ann Coulter, of all people makes it clear.