Breh was with the shyts. Calls Trump supporter's wife and mother a bytch after the Trump supporter calls Kamala Harris a bytch

[RickyDiBiase]

If it ain't that serious, why are you even in here on the discussion?

So, can you give me one valid reason why a Black man should come to the defense of a "Black woman" who is married to a White man, to protect her from other White men?

The breh in the video said

"We were having a conversation about politics and you calling a woman a bytch"

That's the issue.

he even said "Don't come around here calling a black woman a bytch" so even if the conversation wasn't about Kamala and he referred to a woman as bytch, he would take issue and check that cac as he rightfully should.

 

[Tair]

So very True. Michelle Obama was also married to a Black men.

What I am pointing out is that it is not the responsibility of Black men to protect non-family member Black women who have chosen to marry White men. Why are we expecting Black men to do, what no other ethnicity of men do? To even press the point even farther... Why are we expecting Black men to do, what Black women would not do for a Black man who was married to a White woman?

George Lucas's wife (Black woman) has helped out a lot of Black men out in their careers.

I usually don't care about the spouses of people rather that person's character.

 

[Won Won]

Coli weirdos can’t take a fukking day off

Stop going back and forth with these gumps

 

[Marlow Stanfield]

Didn't take long for the TLRepublican crew to run in caping

Bro, #c00nSet MOBBED in here to shyt on a black man for checking that cac.

TLRetards strike again!

 

[Uachet]

George Lucas's wife (Black woman) has helped out a lot of Black men out in their careers.

I usually don't care about the spouses of people rather that person's character.

Why did you not use any examples of Kamala helping out a lot of Black men? Why did you resort to using another woman? Do you know of any instances of Kamala helping a lot of Black men with anything? I would think, if you are judging by character, you would then be able to point out why she should be defended by Black men. Especially when I keep putting "Black woman" in quotes to signify that she is not really one of us at all.

So I can understand defending George Lucas's wife's honor, since she actually has a history of helping Black men. What is Kamala's history on this though?

 

[Uachet]

The breh in the video said

"We were having a conversation about politics and you calling a woman a bytch"

That's the issue.

he even said "Don't come around here calling a black woman a bytch" so even if the conversation wasn't about Kamala and he referred to a woman as bytch, he would take issue and check that cac as he rightfully should.

I think you need to re-read what post I made my first reply to. I am not talking about what the Brother did in the video. I am talking about the idea that we need to defend Kamala as a collective that Bagger of Tea was talking about.

 

[Clayton Endicott]

Didn't take long for the TLRepublican crew to run in caping

Responses in here are quite telling

 

[Tair]

Why did you not use any examples of Kamala helping out a lot of Black men? Why did you resort to using another woman? Do you know of any instances of Kamala helping a lot of Black men with anything? I would think, if you are judging by character, you would then be able to point out why she should be defended by Black men. Especially when I keep putting "Black woman" in quotes to signify that she is not really one of us at all.

So I can understand defending George Lucas's wife's honor, since she actually has a history of helping Black men. What is Kamala's history on this though?

You were making a general point, so I used George's wife.

And as for Kamala she has a plan to try and help more Black men through funding more minority businesses.

I am willing to give her a chance.

 

[ajnapoleon]

Responses in here are quite telling

Wild thing those maga cacs would not HESITATE to call the trl republicans moms bytches and whores


Because she is black but I guess that’s ok because dear leader puts a battery in their back

 

[MoshpitMazi]

Retards in here calling out a man for defending a woman, lotta these dudes are hoes

 

[Uachet]

You were making a general point, so I used George's wife.

And as for Kamala she has a plan to try and help more Black men through funding more minority businesses.

I am willing to give her a chance.

I already voted for her, but I am not going to act like she is someone worthy of me having any hope in. She just needs to put in those judges when the circumstances allow for it. Need to keep either party from having too much power, because they both on some BS.

 

[Reptile]

You're making a mountain out of a mole hill all just to say you scarry breh. It ain't that serious.

Why not have this disposition towards the discussion as whole; as opposed towards one perspective? A mountain was made from a molehill as soon as the thread was posted and the first two comments posted. Its not that serious period, right?

 

[Reptile]

Why is dude exchanging any type of dialogue with a Trump supporter in the first place?

 

[Uachet]

Why not have this disposition towards the discussion as whole; as opposed towards one perspective? A mountain was made from a molehill as soon as the thread was posted and the first two comments posted. Its not that serious period, right?

It is simple. Only the view he supports is important, so he sought to insult me and also dismiss my position in one go.

 

[bnew]

True, true, but I am obligated to protect my wife, mother, sister. I am not obligated to protect Kamala and besides, she has a husband and a whole secret service to do that for her.

I do find it amusing you are talking about how White people work, but your logic seems to ignore the fact that she married one. Black men are not obligated to protect a "sister" who has chosen White over us. That is just silly, and would not be expected of any other group of men to do.

you can't see the forest beyond the trees huh? these racists should be checked on principle.

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