Black Twitter Goes In On Buzzfeed Video - "27 Questions Black People Have For Black People"
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You would think black people would realize that we are the only ones who do this shyt. We literally let everyone see our cards while everyone else is playing poker.
Supreme HD
Superstar
Only white men say shyt like that
so glad these cac demons posing as AfricanAmerican media outlets are getting EXPOSED 
You would think black people would realize that we are the only ones who do this shyt. We literally let everyone see our cards while everyone else is playing poker.
Language breh. Hispanic culture is similar, you just don't know what they're saying
Jack Trippa 3z company ho
Superstar
Everything I've said is in response to your original statement about monolithic and authentic
I dont think black people need to be monolithic in their support for political parties at all
I'm giving examples in which black people are attacked by outside groups and instead of rebuffing these attacks, they act like this is some new insightful approach to thinking that we all need to consider and debate.
Its clear we've missed each other's message. To me, this video, broadcasted to the world, is an attack on black people, not a dialogue starter.
Apparently we have. But that's off you twisting and putting words in my mouth that I never said
I agree with you about this video, and I said earlier that we should find out who produced this video. The breh @1984 completely dissected that in another thread and confirmed what I suspected.
I don't support this vid by any means, I merely stated that I can see the monolith statement in my own experiences. And you're going HAM about that for whatever reason.
mcdivit85
Superstar
Obvious ploy by white-controlled Buzzfeed to use black people to ask white questions. Shame on the black people who participated in it and THEY SHOULD BE PUBLIC SHAMED via all forms of social media. Black people who knowingly engage in c00nery should be shamed by the black population as they are only helping to propagate stereotypes that are used by non-blacks to discriminate against black people in tangible ways.
Like someone else said, these questions are so outside of the black spectrum in some cases that if weren't already obvious that white people created this bullsh#t, once they were uttered out loud, it should be plainly clear.
Some, if not all, of the participants were obvious black feminists, NBWs and "wherez da white womenz at" c00ns. Like they were trying to impress upon their white liberal friends that they're not like "the rest of them."
Silly n#ggas
Peace
Like someone else said, these questions are so outside of the black spectrum in some cases that if weren't already obvious that white people created this bullsh#t, once they were uttered out loud, it should be plainly clear.
Some, if not all, of the participants were obvious black feminists, NBWs and "wherez da white womenz at" c00ns. Like they were trying to impress upon their white liberal friends that they're not like "the rest of them."
Silly n#ggas
Peace
mcdivit85
Superstar
Notice how the black man ask why some black men only date white women.
But the black woman ask why it's not ok for her to date white men
She just couldn't wait to ask that one
B#tch was sending out the Negro Bed Wench bat signal and sh#t
Peace
Asian Americans, English speaking hispanics, english speaking any other culture does not do what black americans do. Your point is invalid.
Mr Hate Coffee
Veteran
Funny thing about this video is that if it were presented as a comedy routine on Comic View back in the day, there would be no problems.
Every comedian had that "Why do black people..." shtick back then. shyt Chris Rock made a career out of it.
Every comedian had that "Why do black people..." shtick back then. shyt Chris Rock made a career out of it.
Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
This is not a new phenomenon. What do you think jet and essence was all about? It was an opportunity for enlightened negroes to dissociate themselves from the lower class inner city kinfolk.
Some blacks feel incomplete without white people.
