Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
Dude randomly started beefing with me in two other TLR threads after someone upped this today.
His soul is aflame.
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Cape Verdeans' role as middlemen in the transatlantic slave trade
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His soul is aflame.
Field Marshall Bradley
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Deflect breh. Your people are demonic, it takes a demon to know one, friend.
aren't you white tho?????
hence the "it takes a demon to know one, friend" line
aren't you white tho?????
GetInTheTruck
Member
Lol @ this dude trying to use Indians to take the heat off of him. Stop.
And don't talk about the caste system if the only knowledge you have about it came from tariq nasheed. Thanks.
And don't talk about the caste system if the only knowledge you have about it came from tariq nasheed. Thanks.
When an indian tries to talk about racism and c00ning, its annoying because of their history as c00ns and oppressors of black people.
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
Dont be a single mom in china. Just like dont be an Indian pretending to be black in America, lookin like you knocked them towers down.
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An indian is talking to me about racism in capeverde. A nikka whos fam is from Guyana and India. Let that shyt sink in fakkit. Cape Verde today is a great place for anyone. We've made peace with our history.
Guyana and India treat black people like shyt Today, so i cant accept criticism of the past, from a man with an Indian father. Do Indians and BLack people get along? NO. Does the OP get along with black posters on the board who arent oreos, not really. It is what it is.
Nobody talks about my homeland in my presence. NOBODY!
Just when I thought Mowgli was getting over this...
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Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
This is hilarious. Mowgli usually maintains his composure for the most part during his beefs even when he's losing. He's fully unhinged right now...straight meltdown mode.
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
Only one side of my family is from Guyana. The other side is from Bermuda. Now go ahead and google "Bermuda" and "black people Bermuda" to try and find some more ammo.An indian is talking to me about racism in capeverde. A nikka whos fam is from Guyana and India. Let that shyt sink in fakkit. Cape Verde today is a great place for anyone. We've made peace with our history.
Guyana and India treat black people like shyt Today, so i cant accept criticism of the past, from a man with an Indian father. Do Indians and BLack people get along? NO. Does the OP get along with black posters on the board who arent oreos, not really. It is what it is.
Nobody talks about my homeland in my presence. NOBODY!
Your fathers side is Guyanese. SO you identify with the bytch in you. Got it.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
What's wrong with Guyana?
"In Cape Verde, the colonial system was unlike that of the other African countries. The Cape-Verdeans always were closer to the Portuguese, they had more opportunities for education, and they even became overseers in other colonies."
“Cape Verdeans were shaped to be sent to other African countries, as leaders. They were unlike Africans.”
“Cape Verdeans believe that they are above other Africans, but this is a consequence of the colonial period, when the Portuguese taught us that we were closer to them, that we were second-class Portuguese, so the racism of the Cape Verdean to other Portuguese-speaking African Countries is a Portuguese legacy. The result is that we tend to create closed groups, and that other Africans are unlikely to enter these groups.”
“In Cape Verde, all non-Cape-Verdean Africans are called "Manjacos." What’s bad, is "Manjaco."
“I am ashamed of even repeating this, but since I was a child I always heard my father say, "Manjacos" are worse than
monkeys!”
“In Cape-Verde, there was no distancing, Portugal was a protective father. When they come to Portugal, Cape-Verdeans are disappointed because things are not as they imagined, they do not work that way; Portugal becomes a bit of a stepmother, there never were any integration policies.”
“Cape Verdeans were shaped to be sent to other African countries, as leaders. They were unlike Africans.”
“Cape Verdeans believe that they are above other Africans, but this is a consequence of the colonial period, when the Portuguese taught us that we were closer to them, that we were second-class Portuguese, so the racism of the Cape Verdean to other Portuguese-speaking African Countries is a Portuguese legacy. The result is that we tend to create closed groups, and that other Africans are unlikely to enter these groups.”
“In Cape Verde, all non-Cape-Verdean Africans are called "Manjacos." What’s bad, is "Manjaco."
“I am ashamed of even repeating this, but since I was a child I always heard my father say, "Manjacos" are worse than
monkeys!”
“In Cape-Verde, there was no distancing, Portugal was a protective father. When they come to Portugal, Cape-Verdeans are disappointed because things are not as they imagined, they do not work that way; Portugal becomes a bit of a stepmother, there never were any integration policies.”
