nobody is talking about the people in the videoI aint never seen yall dikkride no gang members like yall doing these silly ass motherfukkers in the video
nobody is talking about the people in the videoI aint never seen yall dikkride no gang members like yall doing these silly ass motherfukkers in the video
which nikkas? naw just seen my asian homies do nikkaz dirty. sleep if you want
thats what im tryna to tell these nikkas. asians in oakland/sf is wit the shyt. just giving credit where its due.
i never said they the hardest , lol. just sticking up for the asians that get busy. and the bay/nor cal is different cuz its not segregated like alot of places so we mix and be at the same spots. then you have the mafia asians that dont fukk wit nobodywhich nikkas
and no one is saying they don't get busy, but you came in here making it seem like asian gangs are the hardest in the Bay/Norcal.
asians using the nword comes out of black culture and is not used in the racist way. why are people bothered or still having this conversation. bigger fish to fry@Stir Fry this is a legitimate conversation and I'm interested in your take as a native Californian with a black wife and family, correct?
Do you use the n word regularly, or did you at any time of your life? We all know Asians who use it religiously, how do you feel about it?
Have you had any conversations with your black friends and family about the n word? And what about amongst all Asian spaces, do Asians talk about what the n word means to black people?
so u saying gang banging, tattooes, etc is being black ?
@Stir Fry this is a legitimate conversation and I'm interested in your take as a native Californian with a black wife and family, correct?
Do you use the n word regularly, or did you at any time of your life? We all know Asians who use it religiously, how do you feel about it?
Have you had any conversations with your black friends and family about the n word? And what about amongst all Asian spaces, do Asians talk about what the n word means to black people?
Word to Dookie from Boyz N The Hoodthem asians will smoke you real quick, fukk around and find out
his response
I think one thing guys misunderstand is the black dudes defending Asians in this instance aren't afraid of them. They are like anyone else, there's some Asian sets that are notorious and some that get whipped on but most don't have street issues with black hoods for brothers to even be afraid of em...
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Charleston to me is a proven goofball but there's solid points he's making, as well as misperceptions:
•ANYBODY BLACK WHO DOES NOT ACCEPT THE N-WORD FROM NONBLACKS IS WELL WITHIN THEIR RIGHT TO BE RESPECTED ON THAT. And nonblacks the country over have no respect for this because too many of us give passes to all flavors of nonblacks, so these nonblacks believe that whatever is acceptable in their social circle means all black people feel the same...
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•when people grow up in multicultural areas all kinds of color lines are blurred, from speech to food to taste in dating preference to accents to fashion and the list goes on...
The point I'm making is when these people grow up around black people they assimilate into our culture. There hasn't been a majority black neighborhood (50%+) in Sacramento since the 90s. A ton of these Asians grow up in areas with fewer than 20% blacks yet we have the dominant influence and swag and pull on these areas they grow up in, plus many of these areas that are not majority black are legacy, historically black areas, so the legacy and infrastructure of these neighborhoods are there and these Asians grow up knowing this...
All that said, the n word and other facets of black misappropriation are well beyond the point of pulling your hair out, outside of the most egregious and blatantly racist scenarios. I'm like this, if anyone black gives passes for it, thats fine, just understand that as the black man/woman (because BOTH genders of Black America do this pass shyt) in the company of nonblacks, they DO view you as representative of the entire black culture and experience...
So of you're one of us who allows nonblacks to say the n word or other shyt that can be viewed offensively (like light skin/dark skin jokes made by nonblacks, or "jokes" about black stereotypes, etc) i do think you have a responsibility to educate your nonblack friends and family that they should only feel comfortable speaking this way in your circle. What is cool in your circle isnt applicable to everyone black...
The problem is the vast majority of us who give passes don't educate these muhfukkas and these nonblack groups have no interest in educating themselves, historically we're the worst treated people on this land from Euro invasion to present day...
And if you're someone black who doesn't give passes you have EVERY right to voice that and honestly no one black should question your right to do so. If you find it disrespectful, even if one of your black homies disagrees, he should support your voice in telling nonblacks they can't use certain language with you...
Why do people associate having struggle or being broke and being in gangs as being black?
arguably those people are the worst they can be and because they can't or don't want to do better they associate with being black and some black people welcome them with open arms.
Whether it be these Asians, mexicans, Hispanics, Latinos...
You can't be black and grow up around white folks or asians and all those others and be them.
You don't see successful people identifying with being black.
Other than rap, are white NFL players and white NBA players down? Do they rep the culture? Are there any lawyers or doctors, superintendents, politicians that are down or get a pass?
Why can't you just be broke and Asian? Or struggle and be whatever you are?
Black people don't own struggle or recklessness, being in gangs and shyt, but why is all of the dumb shyt associated with being black and why do we accept it and give passes and cookout invitations.
Being black is an exclusive experience all the good and the bad. If you arent black then you aren't black. There's similarities in struggle, poverty, racism, experiences but it's never the same. Just be you.
World difference between themsouth east asians are a lot more different than east asians like chinese and japanese,