Lady during CNN report calls Don Lemon an Uncle Tom and tells people to stop praying

[godkiller]

She look like she got a phatty too.

And the obligatory cac commenter and dappers make their appearance.

 

[AJaRuleStan]

She's upset which made her impulsive.

 

[jwonder]

they had to pay some insane compensation $$$ retribution to the french for them getting their independance ...during decades. that alone played a huge role in hindering their economic development

I guess that's why I'm confused. They kicked their ass. You figure they would be like fukk you. We ain't paying you shyt

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

So your'e a Haitian trying to tell black american people their history?


The Black church and Black spirituality has played a major part in AA history.
-Some if the first slaves used the biblical teachings to gain their freedom.
-MLK was a ordain minister.
-Many of the black churches created some of the HBCUs you see today.
-This AME church in Charleston was a meeting place for organized slave revolts
-Many churches were checkpoints in for the underground rail road thats why the racist were was always burning them down but you don't hear me though
-Spirituals were used as way to cope with life on the plantation.
-Malcolm X and the nation of islam.

and that is just a small piece.

Most of the Haitian population is Roman Catholic so miss me with that.

Well yes...religion helps people deal with their shytty lives.

My problem is the "ill just pray and leave it in gods hands"

 

[MostReal]

Another less shaky version. It took all these years for one random woman to say how millions of us feel

My gosh I love her

Thank you lady for speaking that pure

 

[MostReal]

Is that what you took from the video

I had to pop off with the neg for that comment he made

 

[MostReal]

Be a crackhead and embarrass yourself on national TV brehs

Get the fukk out the thread b

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

The black church deserves plenty of blame for the weak state of the black community. There's really no denying that Christianity has helped to keep blacks submissive and subordinate. You're too emotional.

Keep blaming black people for your problems instead and white supermacy.

Ya'll scared to face the reality just admit it.

If you really wanted to solve the problems you wouldn't be attacking the black church.
If we do what you say and dissolve much of the black churches nation wide then what??? Ya'll don't even know your damnselves.

 

[rantanamo]

I just feel like the attack on the black church or any black religious and or spiritual group are just empty and rash forms of self hate.
The black church is not at fault for all this chaos. What harm has the black church caused, lets be totally honest? Their just victim blaming.

I feel like its a form of physiological self hate. These black people are so conditioned to see the fault in black people during times of crisis. They need to find a black villain to confirm their inner self hatred.

A young racist white male commits a massacre in a black church and these peoples first inclination is to blame the black church?
One that also has roots and currently involved in black activism. Do you see where I am coming from?
Stockholm Syndrome to the fullest.

I don't see it as victim blaming or self hate. I see it as waking up and having some self consciousness. Its great that we get the scraps that we get and they can lead to some things. But there comes a time when you have to look up and say, why does this keep happening? Can we do something about it? Or do we just pray? These issues are way bigger than the church, IMO. My first thoughts on this came when I was 14. A group of kids from my church went to eat pizza. After they ate, they all came out to get on the church bus and these skinhead rammed the bus, killing one of the kids. Everyone prayed. Prayed for the kid, prayed for the perpetrators. Publicly forgave the skinheads. But there were a lot of angry people in there that still hold that anger to this day. I think this led to my current career. There is something else out there for all of us as people, but we are so quick to go straight to our conditioning that was provided by them. I know we're just trying to be good Christians, but it just bothers me when those who taught us were our slave masters and people that hate(d) our existence. So I always say, if you want to be religious, don't just go to church. Go and take some college level courses ON you religion from an academic standpoint. Learn some of the history and how it was spread. Who taught whom, where certain scripture or edicts might come from. I feel like we just accept a certain way that was created to subjigate us. Not saying religion or Christianity is bad. Just that we need some serious, heartfelt thought about it.

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

I don't see it as victim blaming or self hate. I see it as waking up and having some self consciousness. Its great that we get the scraps that we get and they can lead to some things. But there comes a time when you have to look up and say, why does this keep happening? Can we do something about it? Or do we just pray? These issues are way bigger than the church, IMO. My first thoughts on this came when I was 14. A group of kids from my church went to eat pizza. After they ate, they all came out to get on the church bus and these skinhead rammed the bus, killing one of the kids. Everyone prayed. Prayed for the kid, prayed for the perpetrators. Publicly forgave the skinheads. But there were a lot of angry people in there that still hold that anger to this day. I think this led to my current career. There is something else out there for all of us as people, but we are so quick to go straight to our conditioning that was provided by them. I know we're just trying to be good Christians, but it just bothers me when those who taught us were our slave masters and people that hate(d) our existence. So I always say, if you want to be religious, don't just go to church. Go and take some college level courses ON you religion from an academic standpoint. Learn some of the history and how it was spread. Who taught whom, where certain scripture or edicts might come from. I feel like we just accept a certain way that was created to subjigate us. Not saying religion or Christianity is bad. Just that we need some serious, heartfelt thought about it.

You don't have to just pray. People are trying to vilify praying as if that is the problem. They are scared to admitted they don't want to tackle white supermacy head on so once again they are looking for a scapegoat. This time its the black church.

Why are people just automatically assuming all black churches are alike? Just because you see those people on Television praying does not mean the people or the community are not active in black activism. The victims of this massacre were very much active in their community.

One of the reason this church was targeted was because of its black activism yet no one wants to mention the big elephant in the room.
Just a bunch of cherry picking around the obvious and to scared to confront the reality.
No one whats to mention how many black religious leaders where killed fighting for the black community

I have taken religion classes. You're not telling me anything new.

People getting mad at the wrong people and it lets me know they are just scared to face the real issues.

It so transparent its not even funny anymore.

 

[Gravity]

Keep blaming black people for your problems instead and white supermacy.

I didn't blame black people for my problems. If you weren't an idiot, you wouldn't have drawn that false conclusion from my post.

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

I didn't blame black people for my problems. If you weren't an idiot, you wouldn't have drawn that false conclusion from my post.

Yes you are blaming black people. You're just conditioned by white supermacy you can't see how transparent you are.

You don't see how unhealthy your behavior is because it conditioned. A white man rooted white supermacy ideologies commits a massacre on black church members and you're blaming the victims for getting killed?? If they would been less christian they would have been saved? It was because they were black point black period, deal with it.


Black people should be able to follow what ever religion they please free of persecution because it's a basic human right.
You trying to police what black people have a right believe is also rooted in being conditioned by white supermacy.
You can believe what you want to believe and still fight white supermacy.

Just because the man down the street is a muslim and the other is a christian black people of all religions can still come together and fight for a common cause.

 

[Gravity]

Yes you are blaming black people. You're just conditioned by white supermacy you can't see how transparent you are.

Ok, you're just on some irrational emotional shyt. I'm not going to argue with you over what I've said or what I mean by what I've said.

You don't see how unhealthy your behavior is because it conditioned.

This isn't about behavior this is about an opinion. You don't agree with an opinion that I expressed. You don't know how I behave.

A white man rooted white supermacy ideologies commits a massacre on black church members and you're blaming the victims for getting killed?? If they would been less christian they would have been saved? It was because they were black point black period, deal with it.

I never blamed the victims for being killed. The irrational ranting that you're doing is typical of those who operate mainly off of emotion. What I said was, the black church deserves some blame for the state of the black community and Christianity has kept blacks submissive and subordinate. Now if you can't deal with those two statements and have to build up fake straw men then just don't respond.

Black people should be able to follow what ever religion they please free of persecution because it's a basic human right.
You trying to police what black people have a right believe is also rooted in being conditioned by white supermacy.
You can believe what you want to believe and still fight white supermacy.

This is another straw man argument that I didn't make. I never said anything about trying to police blacks or control what religions other blacks follow. Get a grip.

Just because the man down the street is a muslim and the other is a christian black people of all religions can still come together and fight for a common cause.

I never denied this. I'll repeat for clarity.

The black church has some responsibility for te state of the community and chistianity has kept blacks submissive and subordinate.

 

[H@LLOW]

And the obligatory cac commenter and dappers make their appearance.

Gtfoh im Dominican, you new here or something, that been known since sohh little bytch.

 

[SpringWater]

No info on this chick yet?

lol. This chick is Bae. She's beautiful and courageous and, despite what others have said, she's articulate. Listen to her diction. This is not a ghetto hoodrat. This is a woman who is educated and FED UP with seeing her people, our people be victimized while c00ns and white folks try to downplay the very real existence of white supremacy. I'd love to see an interview with her since she's unafraid to speak up. She's saying more than our so-called black leaders. I hope she doesn't lose her fukking job over this shyt. fukk Don Uncle Tom Lemonade. a$$hole.