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Whenever you see so called female posters posting in race related threads it's always on some gender shyt somehow in opposition to what black male posters are saying.

If you all are so concerned with black women being pushed out of their spaces then why do y'all support this tranny shyt which is men invading spaces for women? Why do y'all support this IR shyt which produces the mixed women that y'all say are being used to replace you? Y'all will fight for men to be recognized as women but you got an issue with a white woman wanting to be recognized as black using the exact same logic? Just no shame in contradicting yourself.
Exactly. If this were about a white man who wanted to be black and had a black wife, thered be silence from the sistahood :sas2: Same women going YASSSS, slay bytch! When they see a fully emasculated black man but now wanna have a problem simply because a white woman is involved. Foh, as I said, these halfass woke ppl on here stay inconsistent.
 

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IF I directed my comment to black men as a whole, then you would've had a point. However, I made sure that I did not commit that error and focused my distain only on Jason Black.
My point remains. You only have "disdain" for this cat because he's a black man. Your criticism is invalid because you didn't even understand his point. You came in here talking about appropriation when this has nothing to do with appropriation. All dude was saying was that we should use white c00ns just like whites use black c00ns.

Furthermore, you're telling me that while black people have limited resources and limited media exposure, we should prop up white people (who already have privilege and a plethora of opportunities at their disposal) to be the voice for black people...instead of actual black people????? If this is okay, where is the white replacement for Jason Black?
Now you're just straight up lying which is typical. I haven't said anything anything about whites speaking for black people or replacing black people. You pulled that out your own loose ass. Again, dude was just saying that we should support white c00ns to push our agendas and promote white dysfunction the same way that whites use blacks c00ns to do the same.

Finally, I would not disrespect black men by placing a white man/woman to speak on their behalf, when there are plenty of black men that can speak for themselves. In return, I expect black men to respect black women in the same manner.

You are on some divisive bullish!t.
Again, this "whites should speak on our behalf" shyt is a straw
Man that you created. Nobody has actually said that except you. Either you're deliberately being obtuse or you're just not that smart.
 

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The way the wealth gap & black unemployment is set up, I still can't vibe with this. Tim Wise has been active for how long now? I'm not dismissing Tim's work, but we need wave more than a white voice to move the needle on racism.
i hear you:ehh:
 

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Imma ask you a simple question. Since your so enlightened this should be no issue.:troll:

What platform do Black people have that will elevate "white c00ns" enough to influence the masses of white people, thus hindering the empowerment they already have?
Your question is a deflection to the point. The point was that whites prop up black c00ns as an example of what blacks should aspire to be. Even in the social media post in the OP, dude says "if I had a TV network". The comment was clearly made in jest but you clowns are acting stupid(well, not acting) to dodge the point.
 

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Your question is a deflection to the point. The point was that whites prop up black c00ns as an example of what blacks should aspire to be. Even in the social media post in the OP, dude says "if I had a TV network". The comment was clearly made in jest but you clowns are acting stupid(well, not acting) to dodge the point.
I get the "point", it's too SIMPLE not to get, which is exactly the problem with this "point" to begin with.

But I'm the dumb one :mjlol:
 

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I kinda missed the wave on this chick. All I heard was a white chick who wanted to be a blk chick on Twitter. Could care less. But the fact that she has gotten all this fame is just white people's way of propping themselves up even when they are disguising themselves as other races.

Word to Macklemore. And those random documentaries about white people wearing Native American headdresses and dancing around the campfire. Somehow u see these corny a$$holes propped up and it detracts from shyt like the utter abject poverty of the reservation life.

White Jedi-mind trick #89474: Infiltrate to Incapacitate
 

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I get the "point", it's too SIMPLE not to get, which is exactly the problem with this "point" to begin with.

But I'm the dumb one :mjlol:
If you got the point then why did you ask this dumb ass "what does Dolezal and kardashian have to do with bettering things for black foks" question? If you understood that the comment was basically made in jest then why are taking it literally? Yea you're a dummy.
 

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If you got the point then why did you ask this dumb ass "what does Dolezal and kardashian have to do with bettering things for black foks" question? If you understood that the comment was basically made in jest then why are taking it literally? Yea you're a dummy.
So a page ago you were arguing his point like it's a valid strategy to counter white supremacy.:jbhmm:

Now you're saying it's all in jest.:troll:

Which one is it?
 

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So a page ago you were arguing his point like it's a valid strategy to counter white supremacy.:jbhmm:

Now you're saying it's all in jest.:troll:

Which one is it?
:snoop: This is how our exchange started.
Why is she still a topic of discussion?

The dude's who bring her up as a counter point are just as lame as the women who cry and give her a spotlight.
How so when she serves as an undeniable example of how hypocritical people are? I probably just answered my own question. People hate to be called out on their bullshyt.
^^^Nowhere in this thread have I argued that this is a valid strategy for fighting white supremacy you lying ass bytch. I said that dude's point is valid.

I first checked @LovelyOne83 for being hypocritical and injecting gender politics in this on some divisive black man hating shyt, then I checked you for denying that Dolezal exposes the hypocrisy in a lot of people. You're the one who's all over the place trying to save face. Is it hypocritical for black women to support the tranny movement while rejecting Dolezal, yes or no?
 

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So it's okay to support appropriation when white chicks are pushing black women out of their own spaces, now? I bet Jason Black would not feel the same way if this were about white & black men.
Whenever you see so called female posters posting in race related threads it's always on some gender shyt somehow in opposition to what black male posters are saying.

If you all are so concerned with black women being pushed out of their spaces then why do y'all support this tranny shyt which is men invading spaces for women? Why do y'all support this IR shyt which produces the mixed women that y'all say are being used to replace you? Y'all will fight for men to be recognized as women but you got an issue with a white woman wanting to be recognized as black using the exact same logic? Just no shame in contradicting yourself.
This. As soon as @LovelyOne83 opened up her reply with "So" I already knew what time it is:

 

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I kinda said the same thing about that little white boy who was on some "Today I got time cuzz"

Like....surface level the shyt was hilarious to me. But then I see people getting mad like "why he acting black"...I'm like why black folk gotta have the market cornered on ignorant behavior? It's some ignorant white folk out here too, but we get to always

I, like everybody else seeing it from the surface are off put by Rachel either claiming she's black or has had THE black experience...but I don't mind her beyond that. And even then I really don't care. I only ever hear about her when all the people who hate her bring her name up. She was wearing box braids and doing her soul man thing for 20 some odd years before I ever heard of her. She could do it for 20 more and I won't notice til somebody gets mad enough at her to give her a spot light.

:yeshrug:

i agree with the bolded

Black folks who try to claim ignorant behavior should read this book:

https://www.amazon.com/Black-Rednecks-White-Liberals-Autonomy-ebook/dp/B003XRDBYE/
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Wikipedia summary:
The title essay is based on Sowell's thesis about the origins of the "black ghetto" culture.

Sowell argues that the black ghetto culture, which is claimed to be "authentic black culture", is actually a highly dysfunctional white southern redneck culture which existed during the antebellum South. This culture came, in turn, from the "Cracker culture" of the North Britons and Scots-Irish who migrated from the generally lawless border regions of Britain.

Sowell gives a number of examples that he regards as supporting the lineage, e.g.,
an aversion to work, proneness to violence, neglect of education, sexual promiscuity, improvidence, drunkenness, lack of entrepreneurship,… and a style of religious oratory marked by strident rhetoric, unbridled emotions, and flamboyant imagery.
 
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