Can someone explain "fake deep" to me

[xCivicx]

No the majority of black americans don't live below the poverty line and neither does the majority of black american households.
Like I said this is fake deep thought, and mainly the result of a black inferiority complex pushed by white supremacists.
I didn't say Ross's perspective wasn't valid, it might be very valid for poor blacks, but that isn't the majority of us. So again do some actual research, know what you are talking about, have facts to back up what you are talking about.

Again, you are incorrect smh

The average black household has 1/20th the wealth of the average white household and lives paycheck to paycheck

That in itself is borderline poverty

 

[The Plug]

Just admit that you cannot explain those nonsensical lyrics. This is getting ridiculous

nikka, you're on rap genius why do you need me to explain something that you've already seen the explanation for?

Poverty | State of Working America

This also doesn't account for unemployment which is also highest within the black community

No copping out now. Most black people don't live in poverty and you purposefully supported a lie because you like Renzel. Utterly disgusting and defeatist of you.

 

[DeuceCypherUno]

pseudointellectual (plural pseudointellectuals) A person who claims proficiency in scholarly or artistic activities while lacking in-depth knowledge or critical understanding. A person who pretends to be of greater intelligence than he or she in fact is. Taken directly from google.
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I've never heard Kendrick or Beyonce CLAIM they are scholarly at all.

When Kendrick talks about issues he never tries to do it from that point of view. Always a inside looking out perspective. This is pretty clear on TPAB.

 

[xCivicx]

nikka, you're on rap genius why do you need me to explain something that you've already seen the explanation for?


No copping out now. Most black people don't live in poverty and you purposefully supported a lie because you like Renzel. Utterly disgusting and defeatist of you.

Where did I cop out simpleton??

Unemployed people don't count in those statistics which only further proves my point because if they counted they would count below the lowest impoverished employed black people

Once again, the majority of black people in the US live in poverty period

And once again, instead of talking in circles just admit that you cannot explain Kendrick's lyrics that you're riding so hard for

Aka you're a stan

 

[David_TheMan]

Again, you are incorrect smh

The average black household has 1/20th the wealth of the average white household and lives paycheck to paycheck

That in itself is borderline poverty

You seem to not understand the terminology you are using.
Having less wealth than the average white household wasn't being discussed.
We were specifically talking about poverty.
The average black house hold is not in poverty or below poverty. The average black person is not in poverty. That is a minority. As a group, the below poverty black household and individuals are smaller group than black middle class. So again educate yourself so you wont be fake deep.

 

[xCivicx]

You seem to not understand the terminology you are using.
Having less wealth than the average white household wasn't being discussed.
We were specifically talking about poverty.
The average black house hold is not in poverty or below poverty. The average black person is not in poverty. That is a minority. As a group, the below poverty black household and individuals are smaller group than black middle class. So again educate yourself so you wont be fake deep.

Smh what black middle class??

You're really about to embarrass yourself

 

[The Plug]

Where did I cop out simpleton??

Unemployed people don't count in those statistics which only further proves my point because if they counted they would count below the lowest impoverished employed black people

Once again, the majority of black people in the US live in poverty period

And once again, instead of talking in circles just admit that you cannot explain Kendrick's lyrics that you're riding so hard for

Aka you're a stan

The majority of black people in the U.S. aren't in poverty and no amount of word twisting would make it so.

Even if the unemployment rates were factored in, most black people in the U.S. wouldn't be poor. I don't know why you're arguing from the position of a lie.

If the average black person doesn't have as much money as the average white person, it doesn't mean the average black person is poor. This is the epitome of smart dumb talk and using white people as a standard.

The explanation is already in front of you, why do you want me to repeat it?

 

[David_TheMan]

Smh what black middle class??

You're really about to embarrass yourself

Black middle class that makes up 38% of black households in the US.
That you really have no idea what you are talking about, makes you a perfect example of fake deep for anyone who had any questions about wht it meant in this thread.

We have a kid that swears he knows an issue, but is saying the largest economic group of black american household doesn't even exist, you have no knowledge of what you are passionately trying to discuss.

 

[xCivicx]

You seem to not understand the terminology you are using.
Having less wealth than the average white household wasn't being discussed.
We were specifically talking about poverty.
The average black house hold is not in poverty or below poverty. The average black person is not in poverty. That is a minority. As a group, the below poverty black household and individuals are smaller group than black middle class. So again educate yourself so you wont be fake deep.

ONCE AGAIN, poverty rates only account for employed people

Black people are the most unemployed and hit hardest by all American economic downturns

You're confusing income with wealth and forgetting to account for debt at the same time when you speak on this fantasy black "middle class"

Making a certain amount of money does NOT qualify a family as middle class or above unless said family ALSO has ASSETS of a certain amount of value, which most black families do not

If black people are so wealthy then why do we complain about gentrification or the education system??

 

[The Plug]

@FreshAIG @That Singer Guy... @hustlemania can you move these last few posts to a thread to TLR so we can continue discussing if your average black person is poor?

 

[David_TheMan]

ONCE AGAIN, poverty rates only account for employed people

Black people are the most unemployed and hit hardest by all American economic downturns

You're confusing income with wealth and forgetting to account for debt at the same time when you speak on this fantasy black "middle class"

Making a certain amount of money does NOT qualify a family as middle class or above unless said family ALSO has ASSETS of a certain amount of value, which most black families do not

If black people are so wealthy then why do we complain about gentrification or the education system??

Again kid you are trying to make a argument based on no statistical support. Since the civil rights and integrationists won black unemployment has always been greater than whites, this isn't new.
No one is confusing income with wealth, you want to talk about poverty, we are talking about poverty, try to stay on topic kid.
You say black middle class is a fantasy, yet its the largest single block of black households in the US. SMH.
Yes middle class is entirely determined by income, wealth measurement is determined by assets, you are trying to conflate two different things to save face, and why? So you can argue how lowly blacks are, how poor and criminal we are? You are presenting the argument of a white supremacist and it makes no sense at all unless you are a brainwashed and confused black or a white guy saying what he thinks blacks are, which is pathologically inferior.

What does complaining about gentrification or the education system have to do with the argument that most blacks aren't in poverty? That you talk about gentrification, which is primarily a urban situation and the majority of blacks now live in suburban environments also points to you not doing your research and studying.

 

[hustlemania]

@FreshAIG @That Singer Guy... @hustlemania can you move these last few posts to a thread to TLR so we can continue discussing if your average black person is poor?

just make another thread, and quote whatever posts..

this threads already been all over the place, and now completely derailed..

 

[xCivicx]

The majority of black people in the U.S. aren't in poverty and no amount of word twisting would make it so.

Even if the unemployment rates were factored in, most black people in the U.S. wouldn't be poor. I don't know why you're arguing from the position of a lie.

If the average black person doesn't have as much money as the average white person, it doesn't mean the average black person is poor. This is the epitome of smart dumb talk and using white people as a standard.

The explanation is already in front of you, why do you want me to repeat it?

The average black person cannot pull $1000 together in an emergency. That is poverty no matter what you think you know

The average black person is adversely affected by gentrification. That is poverty no matter what you think you know

The black person is adversely affected by economic downturns. That's poverty no matter what you think you know

The fact that you think there some sort of tangible black middle class speaks to your own ignorance, especially since even high income black families still live paycheck to paycheck


I like how hard you're deflecting from the fact that you can't explain Kendrick's lyrics

 

[xCivicx]

Again kid you are trying to make a argument based on no statistical support. Since the civil rights and integrationists won black unemployment has always been greater than whites, this isn't new.
No one is confusing income with wealth, you want to talk about poverty, we are talking about poverty, try to stay on topic kid.
You say black middle class is a fantasy, yet its the largest single block of black households in the US. SMH.
Yes middle class is entirely determined by income, wealth measurement is determined by assets, you are trying to conflate two different things to save face, and why? So you can argue how lowly blacks are, how poor and criminal we are? You are presenting the argument of a white supremacist and it makes no sense at all unless you are a brainwashed and confused black or a white guy saying what he thinks blacks are, which is pathologically inferior.

What does complaining about gentrification or the education system have to do with the argument that most blacks aren't in poverty? That you talk about gentrification, which is primarily a urban situation and the majority of blacks now live in suburban environments also points to you not doing your research and studying.

I posted stats already

Nothing you posted disproved anything I said, just more deflection from the topic smh

Black people owned less than 1% of all wealth in America when slavery ended

Black people own less than 1% of all wealth in America right now as I type

Income is the lie that is used to justify keeping black people in the economic state that we are in. Income means NOTHING WOTHOUT ASSETS, which black people don't have for the most part.

You seem to be personally offended by facts smh. Your post was one big emotional appeal

Are y'all done deflecting yet? Can we get back on topic??

 

[xCivicx]

Black middle class that makes up 38% of black households in the US.
That you really have no idea what you are talking about, makes you a perfect example of fake deep for anyone who had any questions about wht it meant in this thread.

We have a kid that swears he knows an issue, but is saying the largest economic group of black american household doesn't even exist, you have no knowledge of what you are passionately trying to discuss.

They are in that bracket based on income, but if they live paycheck to paycheck they are NOT middle class smh