Has anyone else noticed it's a divide happening in the black community between conspiracy theorist and those who aren't?

[Born2BKing]

I can see it everywhere from the Coli, social media, and even my brother be on that shyt now. It's got to the point now where everything including sports is rigged. Everything is about the illuminati and secret society bullshyt, like everything.

Anyone else notice this? I think it's fukking our community up and it's annoying as fukk. The Katt Williams shyt is a prime example of it. I believe a majority or close to if of black Americans prolly think Kevin Hart was sucking dikks and fukking goats to get to where he is. Literally any weird ass conspiracy will have black folks like "I believe it!: Then these will be the same folks calling Democrats sheep and rocking with Trump. shyt is beyond annoying man.

 

[acri1]

It's certainly not just the black community, but yeah. Too many of us think being a contrarian makes you smart. Look at these TLR posters.

The smart dumb nikkaness started with Kanye and has been spreading steadily

 

[BaggerofTea]

"no child left behind" was one of the worst policies for the average american in since the Reagan era drug campaigns

 

[UpNext]

Folks been like this since the 90's. This isn't new at all lol

 

[Da_Eggman]

It’s not just the black community this is becoming the norm in America in general

 

[acri1]

"no child left behind" was one of the worst policies for the average american in since the Reagan era drug campaigns

True...but I don't even think that's the main problem. The main problem IMO is the Internet and social media.

It's just too easy for stupid ideas to spread. It's 2024 and a significant percentage of people think the Earth is flat because somebody on YouTube or Facebook said so. Whereas in the 80s or 90s somebody talking that shyt would just be a crazy person on the corner that people ignore.


Not sure what you do about it, but it's an issue.

 

[Born2BKing]

True...but I don't even think that's the main problem. The main problem IMO is the Internet and social media.

It's just too easy for stupid ideas to spread. It's 2024 and a significant percentage of people think the Earth is flat because somebody on YouTube or Facebook said so. Whereas in the 80s or 90s somebody talking that shyt would just be a crazy person on the corner that people ignore.


Not sure what you do about it, but it's an issue.

Thing that annoys me is that certain people don't belief science or data anymore. Its like they think youtube opinions out weight or have equal value of actual science.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Nothing new. I remember on the 90s one of my brothers getting arrested and having to spend a few weeks in county. When he came out this goofy nikka started talking about the Illuminati and all these retarded jailhouse conspiracy theories.

 

[Iceson Beckford]

Who remembers when they used to slow down and reverse music videos and point out symbols

Beyonce Jay Z & Rihanna were like the Heatles of the Black Illuminati

 

[Mike809]

People these days be getting their "news" from random Instagram accounts .

 

[Admiral Kali]

It's an overcorrection. We been lied to and lead astray for so long that a lot of us can't believe anything at face value anymore.

 

[Gritsngravy]

Who remembers when they used to slow down and reverse music videos and point out symbols

Beyonce Jay Z & Rihanna were like the Heatles of the Black Illuminati

People say to not underestimate symbols, if you look close enough it’s a bunch of symbols everywhere with various meanings

And it’s funny you mention jayz cause he had that cannibal lady in the Tom ford video, now yall will say it’s nothing but I don’t think it’s a coincidence

I think that reversed song might’ve been debunked but it’s not lost on me on the fact that the particular song is named Lucifer

 

[skyrunner1]

True...but I don't even think that's the main problem. The main problem IMO is the Internet and social media.

It's just too easy for stupid ideas to spread. It's 2024 and a significant percentage of people think the Earth is flat because somebody on YouTube or Facebook said so. Whereas in the 80s or 90s somebody talking that shyt would just be a crazy person on the corner that people ignore.


Not sure what you do about it, but it's an issue.

I will say it til the wheels fall off but social media is the biggest propaganda distribution machine ever created, complete psychopaths can now "influence" people with complete lies for profit.. People are stuck in algorithms and dont even know it..

Majority of people dont even know how this stuff works to hack their minds and keep them hooked and just walking in to mental buzz saw..

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Thing that annoys me is that certain people don't belief science or data anymore. Its like they think youtube opinions out weight or have equal value of actual science.

Data can be skewed and manipulated, so I can see why some people would be skeptical of it based on the subject at hand. The problem is that the average person doesn't have the intelligence (no offense) nor care to actually deep dive and research into it to support their skeptical narrative.

 

[im_sleep]

We’re in the age of misinformation.


As society continues to fall apart, people will continue to look for an escape from reality. Most will double-down into the delusion, further isolating themselves and drowning in their own social-media fueled depression.