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Title: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 16, 2020, 09:28:44 PM
I was once engaged in an argument about the necessity in having women in the military and even in combat. I propose the following thought experiment: If we had an all-male military would it's force be in any way reduced? Would we become a less effective fighting force without any women? What if we had an all-women military? Would it be stronger or weaker? Does having women in the military increase our effectiveness? This is not to say that there are no women that will add to the military but is it a necessity? That we can always find a man that will do just as good or better job than any woman? Is having women in the military just a social accommodation?

Now say we had an American society with absolutely no Black people at all. Would we be a better or worse nation? A stronger more prosperous country without Blacks or will it make no difference at all. Now conversely, what if we got rid of all the White people? That this country was run only by Blacks? Would this country be better or worse off or no difference at all?

I'd be curious how someone so brainwashed and dogmatic like Al Doggity would answer a question like this. Hint: he will, like all questions where the truth will incriminate him, not give a simple and direct answer but will hem and haw, dodge and redirect, and bring up strawman arguments and examples that really have no direct relationship to a very simple and direct question. What he will do, is not answer the simple and direct question with a simple and direct answer.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: SOMEPARTS on June 16, 2020, 09:48:53 PM
The idea of multiculturalism as a strength assumes that either all involved are equal, or that even the smaller group is somehow stronger in other areas. Even if that might be the case(and I could argue some cases that it would), that idea does not allow for people being unwilling to be a part of the society...as that vastly weakens the overall average contribution.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: TheGrinch on June 16, 2020, 09:51:39 PM
 To be able to get in/out of jail 100 times and end up doing this

https://www.yahoo.com/news/suspect-sought-92-old-woman-173015972.html


#BlackLivesMatter
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: hardgainerj on June 16, 2020, 09:58:00 PM
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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 16, 2020, 10:08:57 PM
the only thing that would be worse is football and basketball

many people including myself are fed up with their disrespect and even more angry that many of them plan to kneel for the flag, and this pandemic has helped many of us realize that we don't even miss or need these meaningless games

E
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Teutonic Knight 1 on June 16, 2020, 11:13:15 PM


Naive question, but how is American cotton industry performing ?.
  :D
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 16, 2020, 11:22:37 PM
the only thing that would be worse is football and basketball

many people including myself are fed up with their disrespect and even more angry that many of them plan to kneel for the flag, and this pandemic has helped many of us realize that we don't even miss or need these meaningless games

E

But would have a weaker football and basketball team weaken the country as a world power and economic leader? Would our production and innovation in business, science, medicine, technology, and military might be effected one iota?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 16, 2020, 11:23:37 PM
It's a poor parallel. Deciding whether to let women join the military based on a utilitarian analysis does nothing to justify throwing a citizen's rights out the window and ejecting them from their home. And if you're dyed in the wool about better simply being better, then I'd point out that having sacrosanct notions, like a citizen's rights, is mo better since it affords us a stable society which isn't subject to the whims and preferences of whoever happens to be the Utility Tsar. And yes, a lot of black people are a pain in the butt. Go to their neighborhood and they'll certainly mean mug you. Quite possibly assault you. For no reason at all. A large percentage of blacks are as racist as you please and everyone seems content to pretend they're not. Still, you don't get to declare their US born citizenship invalid.

The ethnostate argument baffles me. I'm certainly honkier than thou, and far more than most. Still, 1" left of the chin sprouts a single, very suspect, thick, wiry, jet black hair. Just one. Something unpure transpired on some far distant field. Otherwise I'm about as anglo-ger-scandi as it gets, so if I struggle to squeak the white cut with that one whisker then most of you are in very deep shit if we go ethnostate.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 16, 2020, 11:34:17 PM
It's a poor parallel. Deciding whether to let women join the military based on a utilitarian analysis does nothing to justify throwing a citizen's rights out the window and ejecting them from their home. And if you're dyed in the wool about better simply being better, then I'd point out that having sacrosanct notions, like a citizen's rights, is mo better since it affords us a stable society which isn't subject to the whims and preferences of whoever happens to be the Utility Tsar. And yes, a lot of black people are a pain in the butt. Go to their neighborhood and they'll certainly mean mug you. Quite possibly assault you. For no reason at all. A large percentage of blacks are as racist as you please and everyone seems content to pretend they're not. Still, you don't get to declare their US born citizenship invalid.

The ethnostate argument baffles me. I'm certainly honkier than thou, and far more than most. Still, 1" left of the chin sprouts a single, very suspect, thick, wiry, jet black hair. Just one. Something unpure transpired on some far distant field. Otherwise I'm about as anglo-ger-scandi as it gets, so if I struggle to squeak the white cut with that one whisker then most of you are in very deep shit if we go ethnostate.

I think you are missing the point. We are not talking about citizens' rights and human equality. This scenario will never happen. It is food for thought as to whether or not, in the the case of the military, if having women, especially in combat, is to help the military become a more effective fighting force or just an accommodation, as a nod to equal rights and in the realm of social engineering rather cold efficiency. 

A large percentage of the Black population has this sense of entitlement that society owes them something. Like their contribution to society is to such an extent that they deserve preferential treatment such as affirmative action programs and reparations. What would happen if we did give American Blacks their own country and freedom from the White devil, much as like they tried to do with Liberia. How did that work out for them? What all Black culture and society ever amounted to anything?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: friedchickendinner on June 17, 2020, 12:31:32 AM
If blacks cant make it in the US they cant make it anywhere.

Surely they are miles better off than their african relatives, most africans would love to trade places with them.

How can you go through everyday life and bitch about racism when your relatives in Africia die of malaria by the hundreds of thousands - yearly.

How can they whine about police brutality when in Africa nearly every nation had wars and genocide.

While Black Life Matters protest on the streets in the USA, meanwhile, this has been going on in their motherland:

21st century
2001–present War on Terrorism
1997–present Islamic Terrorism in Egypt
2002–present Islamic insurgency in the Maghreb
2002–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Horn of Africa
2006 Rise of the Islamic Courts Union
2006–2009 Ethiopian War in Somalia
2007–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Trans Sahara
2009–present Islamist civil war in Somalia
2009 Nigerian sectarian violence
2015–present ISIL insurgency in Tunisia
2017–present Islamist insurgency in Mozambique
2002-2003 Conflict in the Pool Department
2002–2004 First Ivorian Civil War
2003–present War in Darfur
2004 French–Ivorian clashes
2004–present Conflict in the guy Delta
2016–present guy Delta conflict
2004–2007 Central African Republic Bush War
2004–present Kivu conflict
2005–2010 Chadian Civil War
2005–2008 Mount Elgon insurgency
2006-2013 Bakassi conflict
2007–2009 Second Tuareg Rebellion
2007–2008 Kenyan crisis
2008 Invasion of Anjouan
2008 Kufra conflict
2008 Djiboutian–Eritrean border conflict
2009–present Sudanese nomadic conflicts
2011–present Ethnic violence in South Sudan
2013–present South Sudanese Civil War
2009 Sudan airstrikes
2009 Dongo conflict
2011 Second Ivorian Civil War
2011 First Libyan Civil War
2011–present Sudanese conflict in South Kordofan and Blue Nile
2011-2014 Factional violence in Libya
2012–present Mali War
2012 Heglig Crisis
2012-2013 M23 rebellion
2012 Baragoi clashes
2012–present Central African Republic Civil War
2013–present Batwa–Luba clashes
2013-2019 RENAMO insurgency
2014 Aswan tribal clashes
2014–present Second Libyan Civil War
2016-2017 Pool War
2016 Kasese clashes
2016–present Kamwina Nsapu rebellion
2017–present Anglophone Crisis

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 17, 2020, 12:58:12 AM
If blacks cant make it in the US they cant make it anywhere.

Surely they are miles better off than their african relatives, most africans would love to trade places with them.

How can you go through everyday life and bitch about racism when your relatives in Africia die of malaria by the hundreds of thousands - yearly.

How can they whine about police brutality when in Africa nearly every nation had wars and genocide.

While Black Life Matters protest on the streets in the USA, meanwhile, this has been going on in their motherland:

21st century
2001–present War on Terrorism
1997–present Islamic Terrorism in Egypt
2002–present Islamic insurgency in the Maghreb
2002–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Horn of Africa
2006 Rise of the Islamic Courts Union
2006–2009 Ethiopian War in Somalia
2007–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Trans Sahara
2009–present Islamist civil war in Somalia
2009 Nigerian sectarian violence
2015–present ISIL insurgency in Tunisia
2017–present Islamist insurgency in Mozambique
2002-2003 Conflict in the Pool Department
2002–2004 First Ivorian Civil War
2003–present War in Darfur
2004 French–Ivorian clashes
2004–present Conflict in the guy Delta
2016–present guy Delta conflict
2004–2007 Central African Republic Bush War
2004–present Kivu conflict
2005–2010 Chadian Civil War
2005–2008 Mount Elgon insurgency
2006-2013 Bakassi conflict
2007–2009 Second Tuareg Rebellion
2007–2008 Kenyan crisis
2008 Invasion of Anjouan
2008 Kufra conflict
2008 Djiboutian–Eritrean border conflict
2009–present Sudanese nomadic conflicts
2011–present Ethnic violence in South Sudan
2013–present South Sudanese Civil War
2009 Sudan airstrikes
2009 Dongo conflict
2011 Second Ivorian Civil War
2011 First Libyan Civil War
2011–present Sudanese conflict in South Kordofan and Blue Nile
2011-2014 Factional violence in Libya
2012–present Mali War
2012 Heglig Crisis
2012-2013 M23 rebellion
2012 Baragoi clashes
2012–present Central African Republic Civil War
2013–present Batwa–Luba clashes
2013-2019 RENAMO insurgency
2014 Aswan tribal clashes
2014–present Second Libyan Civil War
2016-2017 Pool War
2016 Kasese clashes
2016–present Kamwina Nsapu rebellion
2017–present Anglophone Crisis

They are jealous of others around them that made it.

They want what they have handed to them due to laziness.

Lower IQ, Jealousy, Laziness, but they run very quick, have great stamina and are quick to resort to violence.

Not many of them are like Goodrum.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:28:19 AM
But would have a weaker football and basketball team weaken the country as a world power and economic leader? Would our production and innovation in business, science, medicine, technology, and military might be effected one iota?

lol that was my point, we would lose nothing of value

E
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 17, 2020, 01:36:26 AM
If blacks cant make it in the US they cant make it anywhere.

Surely they are miles better off than their african relatives, most africans would love to trade places with them.

How can you go through everyday life and bitch about racism when your relatives in Africia die of malaria by the hundreds of thousands - yearly.

How can they whine about police brutality when in Africa nearly every nation had wars and genocide.

While Black Life Matters protest on the streets in the USA, meanwhile, this has been going on in their motherland:

21st century
2001–present War on Terrorism
1997–present Islamic Terrorism in Egypt
2002–present Islamic insurgency in the Maghreb
2002–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Horn of Africa
2006 Rise of the Islamic Courts Union
2006–2009 Ethiopian War in Somalia
2007–present Operation Enduring Freedom - Trans Sahara
2009–present Islamist civil war in Somalia
2009 Nigerian sectarian violence
2015–present ISIL insurgency in Tunisia
2017–present Islamist insurgency in Mozambique
2002-2003 Conflict in the Pool Department
2002–2004 First Ivorian Civil War
2003–present War in Darfur
2004 French–Ivorian clashes
2004–present Conflict in the guy Delta
2016–present guy Delta conflict
2004–2007 Central African Republic Bush War
2004–present Kivu conflict
2005–2010 Chadian Civil War
2005–2008 Mount Elgon insurgency
2006-2013 Bakassi conflict
2007–2009 Second Tuareg Rebellion
2007–2008 Kenyan crisis
2008 Invasion of Anjouan
2008 Kufra conflict
2008 Djiboutian–Eritrean border conflict
2009–present Sudanese nomadic conflicts
2011–present Ethnic violence in South Sudan
2013–present South Sudanese Civil War
2009 Sudan airstrikes
2009 Dongo conflict
2011 Second Ivorian Civil War
2011 First Libyan Civil War
2011–present Sudanese conflict in South Kordofan and Blue Nile
2011-2014 Factional violence in Libya
2012–present Mali War
2012 Heglig Crisis
2012-2013 M23 rebellion
2012 Baragoi clashes
2012–present Central African Republic Civil War
2013–present Batwa–Luba clashes
2013-2019 RENAMO insurgency
2014 Aswan tribal clashes
2014–present Second Libyan Civil War
2016-2017 Pool War
2016 Kasese clashes
2016–present Kamwina Nsapu rebellion
2017–present Anglophone Crisis

I asked Al Doggity a simple direct and straight forward question, where else do Blacks have more opportunity, rights, and success other than America? He simply refused to give a direct straight forward answer which betrays his obvious bias, ingratitude, and resentment for this country. This was his last reply in which I gave up trying to get a straight answer.

I did answer the question in the final paragraph. I gave an example of a country that had done a lot for their minority population and I also explained why it's not possible to give a 1-1 comparison. For you to act like I'm dodging is ridiculous. The fact that it's a point of contention for you doesn't mean it has to be for me. Why would I find it remarkable or noteworthy that a government does things to benefit it's people? Obviously, that is not what happens across the board, but it is not an unusual thing and it's not something that is exclusive to blacks.

Note the language. It is "not possible" to give a 1-1 comparison. "Not possible?" Really? It's not possible for me to make a direct comparison of America to North Korea, Cuba, Communist China? For me to accuse him of dodging a question he refuses to directly answer is "ridiculous". Why should he "find it remarkable or noteworthy that a government does things to benefit it's people? " Read that statement again. Just the height of ingratitude. People like him should spend a year in an African country or better yet be force to live there.

Why does he not answer the question? It's the same reason why most everyone avoids answering a simple direct question. Because it will expose their hypocrisy. He will commit one of the Cardinal sins that someone on the Left can commit, and that is to say something positive about this country which they view as the source for all that is wrong with the world.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 17, 2020, 01:37:05 AM
lol that was my point, we would lose nothing of value

E

Noted and you are correct.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 17, 2020, 01:50:24 AM
I've been rolling this around the old grey matter, as a white fellow is prone to do, and a solution is now at hand. Everyone keeps their rights and no one gets oppressed by another ethnicity. Best of all, you get to live amongst your own.

Sadly, I will have to accept not living in the penthouse of Zone 1 with the inbred redheads, but my grey-blue eyes will see me into a nice neighborhood. Really nice. It's nice in Zone 1, although the constant hit ups from Zone 2, 3, and 4 chicks is a little wearisome.

Matt C will need some time to adjust to his placement amongst the Slavs and Mediterraneans in Zones 14-18 or whatever olive shadiness he's got going on there, as will most of our Italian contingent who seem to believe they're somehow a member of the inner circles. I'm sure Pelius will find great contentment among his own people in Zone 32, the disused industrial park by the train tracks. This isn't to say there's no advancement on the basis of exceptional merit. A light skinned Indian or a wide eyed chinaman might advance as far as Zone 20 with the invention of a perpetual energy device or something.

On a personal note, I'd like to add that it's been real hoot interacting with you Outzone folk. I'm going to miss your quaint earthiness and novel linguistic shenanigans. Don't let anyone tell you you're anything short of utterly adorable.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 17, 2020, 01:56:01 AM
I've been rolling this around the old grey matter, as a white fellow is prone to do, and a solution is now at hand. Everyone keeps their rights and no one gets oppressed by another ethnicity. Best of all, you get to live amongst your own.

Sadly, I will have to accept not living in the penthouse of Zone 1 with the inbred redheads, but my grey-blue eyes will see me into a nice neighborhood. Really nice. It's nice in Zone 1, although the constant hit ups from Zone 2, 3, and 4 chicks is a little wearisome.

Matt C will need some time to adjust to his placement amongst the Slavs and Mediterraneans in Zones 14-18 or whatever olive shadiness he's got going on there, as will most of our Italian contingent who seem to believe they're somehow a member of the inner circles. I'm sure Pelius will find great contentment among his own people in Zone 32, the disused industrial park by the train tracks. This isn't to say there's no advancement on the basis of exceptional merit. A light skinned Indian or a wide eyed chinaman might advance as far as Zone 20 with the invention of a perpetual energy device or something.

On a personal note, I'd like to add that it's been real hoot interacting with you Outzone folk. I'm going to miss your quaint earthiness and novel linguistic shenanigans. Don't let anyone tell you you're anything short of utterly adorable.

What Zone is Henda in? Would love to visit!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Flexacon on June 17, 2020, 02:01:56 AM
This thread is a bit of a cuck move.

Pellius and al dogg go at it in another thread with walls of texts that no one was interested in reading. Now pellius makes another thread baiting al dogg and seeking input from others to validate himself.

Very weak bro. You might as well start wearing a dress and call yourself Philippa.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 17, 2020, 02:19:47 AM
This thread is a bit of a cuck move.

Pellius and al dogg go at it in another thread with walls of texts that no one was interested in reading. Now pellius makes another thread baiting al dogg and seeking input from others to validate himself.

Very weak bro. You might as well start wearing a dress and call yourself Philippa.

Pellius is right though.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Flexacon on June 17, 2020, 02:33:34 AM
Pellius is right though.

Yeah, but why not just make his point and leave it up for discussion?

The last paragraph of his post is high estrogen and you notice no one mentions it in their response because no one, but pellius cares.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kramerica on June 17, 2020, 02:42:32 AM
We have paid literally trillions of dollars for these people to live with us since the 60’s in welfare and programs. We get no appreciation or even acknowledgement of this tremendous cost.  We are repaid by the totally out of control black on white violent crime rate, among other atrocities. Is it worth it white man?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 17, 2020, 02:54:07 AM
What Zone is Henda in? Would love to visit!

Chest hair is a little dark. And plentiful. I gotta Zone 3 him.

He'll like it there. There's white chicks with dark hair like himself. Buxom. Good breeders. Hearty white stock. Nothing wrong with Zone 3.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Flexacon on June 17, 2020, 02:54:23 AM
You either have a class system like India and China or you go via the route of multiculturalism.

You need an underclass for society to prosper, otherwise you'll end up like Japan.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 17, 2020, 03:04:15 AM
Chest hair is a little dark. And plentiful. I gotta Zone 3 him.

He'll like it there. There's white chicks with dark hair like himself. Buxom. Good breeders. Hearty white stock. Nothing wrong with Zone 3.

And Queen Vissy? What Zone is Vissy in?

And Goodrum?

Will they be able to meet?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 17, 2020, 04:59:54 AM
I was once engaged in an argument about the necessity in having women in the military and even in combat. I propose the following thought experiment: If we had an all-male military would it's force be in any way reduced? Would we become a less effective fighting force without any women? What if we had an all-women military? Would it be stronger or weaker? Does having women in the military increase our effectiveness? This is not to say that there are no women that will add to the military but is it a necessity? That we can always find a man that will do just as good or better job than any woman? Is having women in the military just a social accommodation?

Now say we had an American society with absolutely no Black people at all. Would we be a better or worse nation? A stronger more prosperous country without Blacks or will it make no difference at all. Now conversely, what if we got rid of all the White people? That this country was run only by Blacks? Would this country be better or worse off or no difference at all?

I'd be curious how someone so brainwashed and dogmatic like Al Doggity would answer a question like this. Hint: he will, like all questions where the truth will incriminate him, not give a simple and direct answer but will hem and haw, dodge and redirect, and bring up strawman arguments and examples that really have no direct relationship to a very simple and direct question. What he will do, is not answer the simple and direct question with a simple and direct answer.
These are all great rhetorical questions.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: loco on June 17, 2020, 05:02:08 AM
The idea of multiculturalism as a strength assumes that either all involved are equal, or that even the smaller group is somehow stronger in other areas. Even if that might be the case(and I could argue some cases that it would), that idea does not allow for people being unwilling to be a part of the society...as that vastly weakens the overall average contribution.

I don't disagree with you, except for the bolded part above.  Just look at the Amish, the Orthodox Jews, and the Asians including Indians.  They don't really integrate, but they are productive, don't mooch government assistance, keep to themselves, and don't bother anyone.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 17, 2020, 05:07:35 AM
I don't disagree with you, except for the bolded part above.  Just look at the Amish, the Orthodox Jews, and the Asians including Indians.  They don't really integrate, but they are productive, don't mooch government assistance, keep to themselves, and don't bother anyone.
But Negroes are part of society.  The bottom part.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: friedchickendinner on June 17, 2020, 05:51:44 AM
"The role and importance of Black people in American society"

One would expect a blank page and zero replies.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 07:04:23 AM


Note the language. It is "not possible" to give a 1-1 comparison. "Not possible?" Really? It's not possible for me to make a direct comparison of America to North Korea, Cuba, Communist China? For me to accuse him of dodging a question he refuses to directly answer is "ridiculous". Why should he "find it remarkable or noteworthy that a government does things to benefit it's people? "

Those countries don't have the same combination of sizable black population, history of african slavery and current economic might. You know very well what the point of that statement is. You want to make the claim that America has done more to help blacks than anywhere else has, but if I point out that it's also the group that it has caused the most concentrated and prolonged harm to, that is irrelevant and ungrateful. In the context of talking about the state of race relations in America?  Pointing out that institutionalized racial prohibitions didn't stop the day after the emancipation proclamation was signed means I'm dwelling on the negative. Pointing out your factual inaccuracies when discussing the history of race in this country is me dodging.  ::)


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Read that statement again. Just the height of ingratitude. People like him should spend a year in an African country or better yet be force to live there.

Why? Because I acknowledge that there are systemic imbalances and think it's okay for those who see them to work to change them?  Or just because you think so? So, you're not only trying to pass yourself off as white but you're also trying to pass yourself off as the arbiter of who gets to stay in America? Get a grip.



As for the topic in the opening post, you could make similar arguments with a lot of different minority populations in this country. Take your Hawaiian brethren for instance... With the exception of tourism related novelties, the islands- and therefore the country-  would also probably be better off without them. Lower public assistance, better health statistics, less racism apparently.

But it's not up to you to decide whose productive enough to stay in America. Like it or not, just as Americans have a responsibility to their country, the country has a responsibility to its citizens. And like it or not, the state of a group's citizenship isn't up to you. They don't have to appease you, they don't have live up to your standards of gratitude , they don't have to check in with you to find out if it's okay to think something is unfair.







Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 07:12:04 AM
If blacks cant make it in the US they cant make it anywhere.

Surely they are miles better off than their african relatives, most africans would love to trade places with them.

How can you go through everyday life and bitch about racism when your relatives in Africia die of malaria by the hundreds of thousands - yearly.

How can they whine about police brutality when in Africa nearly every nation had wars and genocide.

While Black Life Matters protest on the streets in the USA, meanwhile, this has been going on in their motherland:




Why would American Blacks  compare their day-to-day lives to African Blacks anymore than you would? They live in this country, were born in this country, most likely haven't been to Africa and don't know any of their African relatives. Why would they be thinking "at least things are better here than Africa" instead of "these are the circumstances in my life that I'm interested in improving".
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 07:14:41 AM
This thread is a bit of a cuck move.

Pellius and al dogg go at it in another thread with walls of texts that no one was interested in reading. Now pellius makes another thread baiting al dogg and seeking input from others to validate himself.

Very weak bro. You might as well start wearing a dress and call yourself Philippa.

LOL I've done it (probably to him even), others have done it to me.  There's no foul in getting other people to read publicly posted stuff
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 07:16:08 AM
I don't disagree with you, except for the bolded part above.  Just look at the Amish, the Orthodox Jews, and the Asians including Indians.  They don't really integrate, but they are productive, don't mooch government assistance, keep to themselves, and don't bother anyone.

Orthodox jews in the US are huge public assistance users
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: willl on June 17, 2020, 07:46:08 AM
This thread is a fine example of a narrow minded person trying to convince fellow narrow minded people that their narrow minded view is the only view possible. The good thing for narrow minded people (at least in their minds) is they can't understand what the hell it is to be anything else than narrow minded and therefore also can't really understand what it is that I'm writing here.
 
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 17, 2020, 07:53:48 AM
Importance?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: SOMEPARTS on June 17, 2020, 08:04:52 AM
I don't disagree with you, except for the bolded part above.  Just look at the Amish, the Orthodox Jews, and the Asians including Indians.  They don't really integrate, but they are productive, don't mooch government assistance, keep to themselves, and don't bother anyone.


The USA doesn't require everybody to be the same but it does require citizens - that's my point.

Asians and Indian CITIZENS are a positive example of people taking part of the USA in a limited govt capacity. Those groups are integrated enough to add value to the country immediately and after a couple generations they are just Americans...no hyphenated names or other nonsense necessary. Yes, they have a subculture but they are not a drag on society.

These two groups also shine a glaring spotlight on a certain minority demographic that NEVER handles their own business and never integrates. You have to ask yourself is it racism or just a constant observation of poor citizenship skills that continually "victimizes" this population?

The Amish are a 250,000 person tax-free inbred cult - total outlier group to the issue. ;D
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Dave D on June 17, 2020, 08:06:20 AM
I've been rolling this around the old grey matter, as a white fellow is prone to do, and a solution is now at hand. Everyone keeps their rights and no one gets oppressed by another ethnicity. Best of all, you get to live amongst your own.

Sadly, I will have to accept not living in the penthouse of Zone 1 with the inbred redheads, but my grey-blue eyes will see me into a nice neighborhood. Really nice. It's nice in Zone 1, although the constant hit ups from Zone 2, 3, and 4 chicks is a little wearisome.

Matt C will need some time to adjust to his placement amongst the Slavs and Mediterraneans in Zones 14-18 or whatever olive shadiness he's got going on there, as will most of our Italian contingent who seem to believe they're somehow a member of the inner circles. I'm sure Pelius will find great contentment among his own people in Zone 32, the disused industrial park by the train tracks. This isn't to say there's no advancement on the basis of exceptional merit. A light skinned Indian or a wide eyed chinaman might advance as far as Zone 20 with the invention of a perpetual energy device or something.

On a personal note, I'd like to add that it's been real hoot interacting with you Outzone folk. I'm going to miss your quaint earthiness and novel linguistic shenanigans. Don't let anyone tell you you're anything short of utterly adorable.


We already have these zones brother, right now they’re divided by wealth. You will notice that sometimes a minority race will “sneak” into the upper class but if I use the terms ghetto, hood or trailer park you will automatically assume the race that lives in those areas. Same with Chinatown, little Italy, barrio or even Hawaii.

I understand your point, and it’s 100% correct, but the reality is we are living in this type of segregation but it’s predominantly wealth based.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: El Diablo Blanco on June 17, 2020, 08:10:57 AM
Look at the vietnam war.  Putting blacks on the front line saved thousands of white lives. 

Otherwise blacks don't serve a purpose other than doing mining in africa for the whites.  If blacks never came to America and stayed in Africa, I'm sure the whites would have just gotten mexicans to do the same work.

Today, wipe out all blacks and seriously the results would be less murder, less crime, less poverty and a better country. 

Now is this their fault?  Not at all.  Blacks have been oppressed for a long long time so they had no choice of what happened.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: friedchickendinner on June 17, 2020, 08:45:16 AM

Why would American Blacks  compare their day-to-day lives to African Blacks anymore than you would? They live in this country, were born in this country, most likely haven't been to Africa and don't know any of their African relatives. Why would they be thinking "at least things are better here than Africa" instead of "these are the circumstances in my life that I'm interested in improving".

Because they call themselves african-americans.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Flexacon on June 17, 2020, 09:57:33 AM
It appears I owe Pellius an apology. Carry on Sir
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 17, 2020, 10:08:51 AM

Why would American Blacks  compare their day-to-day lives to African Blacks anymore than you would? They live in this country, were born in this country, most likely haven't been to Africa and don't know any of their African relatives. Why would they be thinking "at least things are better here than Africa" instead of "these are the circumstances in my life that I'm interested in improving".

They have the same opportunities as everyone else.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Thin Lizzy on June 17, 2020, 10:10:49 AM
For those who don’t want to read the thread in its entirety:
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: robcguns on June 17, 2020, 10:28:43 AM
"The role and importance of Black people in American society"

One would expect a blank page and zero replies.

Hahahahahah
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 10:43:12 AM
Because they call themselves african-americans.

So? A lot of different American groups refer to themselves with hyphenates that include where their ancestors are from. Sometimes they don't even bother including the hyphen.  But asian-americans and indian-americans and others don't base their quality of life decisions on how it would be if they were in India.  They base them  on the life they believe they are capable of having here.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 10:46:16 AM
They have the same opportunities as everyone else.

Well, the beauty of things is that if that's how you feel, you don't have to do anything to work towards those ends. If you were so inspired, you could actually work against them. 
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 10:51:14 AM
For those who don’t want to read the thread in its entirety:

Did you just photoshop your name off of this?  ???
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 11:25:32 AM
LIf blacks never came to America and stayed in Africa, I'm sure the whites would have just gotten mexicans to do the same work.


No, actually black slaves were an even better value because they were free, minus room and board.  They were actually investment property in that you could sell them if times got hard, which is something you couldn't do with other employees no matter how cheap they were willing to work. And if a couple happened to have a baby, your investment property paid off dividends.

This immense free work force- not cheap work force, but virtually free work force- was the battery of this country's pre-industrial economy.


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Today, wipe out all blacks and seriously the results would be less murder, less crime, less poverty 

Now is this their fault?  Not at all.  Blacks have been oppressed for a long long time so they had no choice of what happened.

Not sure if you are waiting to drop the other shoe, but I agree with this (even the bolded, which I did lightly edit) and this is the point I tried to make to pellius that drove him to start this thread. If you were drawing up plans to create a permanent underclass, you would be hard pressed to come up with a blueprint more perfect than the US one related to black history.


He believes that the purpose of the civil war was to give blacks equal rights and that racism directed at blacks pretty much ended at that time.  There has never been any suggestion that that's what the civil war was about, but if I point that out, it's me dodging. If I point out that there were still huge systemic  challenges following the civil war, that's me being ungrateful and dwelling on the negative.


Not that long ago, I was listening to this podcast about an economic paper that was essentially about tracking innovation through patent law and social forces. (For the sake of brevity, I'll  try to whittle it down to most relevant points) So, the way the paper tracked this was by looking at the number of blacks who filed patents during periods following the civil war and dominant social events happening at the time. So, the thing is there was a huge level of black participation in innovation happening in the period immediately following emancipation. But everytime there was  major discriminatory legislation passed or major social upheaval that magnified blacks place on the social totem pole, there was a huge drop off in blacks filing for patents that didn't show up in the general population. One of the biggest tremors was the aftermath of the Black Wall Street Attack (which has been talked about here before, so I won't go into it.)

The point I was clearly trying to make with my earlier posts is that there were still massive hurdles  that blacks had to overcome  during reconstruction and afterwards. They were specifically designed to impede black progress and many were successful.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 12:07:40 PM
This thread is a fine example of a narrow minded person trying to convince fellow narrow minded people that their narrow minded view is the only view possible. The good thing for narrow minded people (at least in their minds) is they can't understand what the hell it is to be anything else than narrow minded and therefore also can't really understand what it is that I'm writing here.

+1
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 17, 2020, 12:12:16 PM
No, actually black slaves were an even better value because they were free, minus room and board.  They were actually investment property in that you could sell them if times got hard, which is something you couldn't do with other employees no matter how cheap they were willing to work. And if a couple happened to have a baby, your investment property paid off dividends.

This immense free work force- not cheap work force, but virtually free work force- was the battery of this country's pre-industrial economy.


Not sure if you are waiting to drop the other shoe, but I agree with this (even the bolded, which I did lightly edit) and this is the point I tried to make to pellius that drove him to start this thread. If you were drawing up plans to create a permanent underclass, you would be hard pressed to come up with a blueprint more perfect than the US one related to black history.


He believes that the purpose of the civil war was to give blacks equal rights and that racism directed at blacks pretty much ended at that time.  There has never been any suggestion that that's what the civil war was about, but if I point that out, it's me dodging. If I point out that there were still huge systemic  challenges following the civil war, that's me being ungrateful and dwelling on the negative.


Not that long ago, I was listening to this podcast about an economic paper that was essentially about tracking innovation through patent law and social forces. (For the sake of brevity, I'll  try to whittle it down to most relevant points) So, the way the paper tracked this was by looking at the number of blacks who filed patents during periods following the civil war and dominant social events happening at the time. So, the thing is there was a huge level of black participation in innovation happening in the period immediately following emancipation. But everytime there was  major discriminatory legislation passed or major social upheaval that magnified blacks place on the social totem pole, there was a huge drop off in blacks filing for patents that didn't show up in the general population. One of the biggest tremors was the aftermath of the Black Wall Street Attack (which has been talked about here before, so I won't go into it.)

The point I was clearly trying to make with my earlier posts is that there were still massive hurdles  that blacks had to overcome  during reconstruction and afterwards. They were specifically designed to impede black progress and many were successful.

Every pre-industrial economy across the world.

You are viewing the past from a modern perspective instead of from the mentality of the people of that era.

The mentality started changing in the 1800's, but this also coincided with the industrial revolution which made slavery and serfdom in Europe no longer 'necessary' to sustain the economy.

In Europe, before the industrial revolution, if a person was not a noble or freeman they were basically a slave, since a serf was also property of the landowner. This class was hereditary. They weren't even allowed to leave or travel, had to get permission to marry an approve partner and received zero education. In Russia this carried on till the early 1900's.

Europeans have had European slaves and serfs for thousands of years so at the time it was not some exceptional situation in the US, but was already archaic and dying out. This change in sentiment occurred at the same time serfdom was abolished in Europe and this mindset spread to the US.

No one really mentions the millions of serfs who were freed in Europe. Their situation was not much different from a black slave in the US.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 17, 2020, 12:32:18 PM
Every pre-industrial economy across the world.

You are viewing the past from a modern perspective instead of from the mentality of the people of that era.




No, I'm looking at how the past shaped the modern era. 

Firstly, it was pretty common for other places to have a clear path to emancipation. It wasn't necessarily easy or applied to everyone or strictly enforced, but there was commonly a clear implied path.  That was not true in America. With very few exceptions, if you were a slave, you were a slave for life.

Secondly, America was  unique from what was common in other place in the fact that the slavery system was so race-based that virtually everyone in the country of a particular ethnicity was a slave.

Those differences have a huge impact on what came afterwards.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 17, 2020, 12:45:37 PM
Nothing to see here. This is just another Getbig racist thread with all the usual folks thoughtlessly acquiescing to each others unflappable, biased and stereotypical viewpoints. Yawn!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:18:49 PM
Nothing to see here. This is just another Getbig racist thread with all the usual folks thoughtlessly acquiescing to each others unflappable, biased and stereotypical viewpoints. Yawn!

and of course you chime in with your virtue signaling while you sit in the comfort of you white upper middle class neighborhood and reminding us all you are one of the few lucky white people to never have a negative experience with them

this is what i want you to do

download the instagram app on your phone or computer, follow a page called "black_pilled" so you see plenty of short video examples of blacks being parasites among innocent white people

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:19:48 PM
nevermind i'll just link the page here

https://www.instagram.com/black_pilled/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:21:04 PM
why isn't this on cnn?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBh1JOegzIc/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:22:28 PM
prime what if this was your daughter?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBinu1_g-L1/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Henda on June 17, 2020, 01:24:41 PM
why isn't this on cnn?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBh1JOegzIc/

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Fucks sake even young lassies aren’t safe from the primitive fucking savages, do they have any fucking morals whatsoever?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:24:51 PM
hey prime imagine you are shopping at a mall, and then suddenly a wild baboon clocks you in the head out of nowhere

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBhyaAfAQNR/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: BB on June 17, 2020, 01:26:45 PM
and of course you chime in with your virtue signaling while you sit in the comfort of you white upper middle class neighborhood and reminding us all you are one of the few lucky white people to never have a negative experience with them

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The Racial and Economic make up of Mr. Prime's neighbourhood -

"The racial makeup of the city was 90.7% White, 0.7% African American, 0.3% Native American, 4.0% Asian, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 1.0% from other races, and 3.1% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 4.0% of the population."

"The median income for a household in the city was $72,010, and the median income for a family was $83,252 (These figures had risen to $94,844 and $108,821 respectively as of a 2007 estimate). Males had a median income of $61,458 versus $38,733 for females. The per capita income for the city was $34,671, among the state's top five. About 2.9% of families and 3.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 3.6% of those under age 18 and 4.2% of those age 65 or over."
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Henda on June 17, 2020, 01:27:08 PM
prime what if this was your daughter?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBinu1_g-L1/

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Absolutely fucking disgusting, torture still isn’t enough for this worthless piece of absolute shit
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:29:37 PM
YAY DIVERSITY YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

right prime???

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBipmHqgaH7/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:33:26 PM
this is the america you want to live in prime

actually it's not america at all, it's africa

DIVERSITY IS OUR STRENGTH!
DIVERSITY IS OUR STRENGTH!
DIVERSITY IS OUR STRENGTH!
DIVERSITY IS OUR STRENGTH!
DIVERSITY IS OUR STRENGTH!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBiv-eoAwua/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: friedchickendinner on June 17, 2020, 01:36:07 PM
So? A lot of different American groups refer to themselves with hyphenates that include where their ancestors are from. Sometimes they don't even bother including the hyphen.  But asian-americans and indian-americans and others don't base their quality of life decisions on how it would be if they were in India.  They base them  on the life they believe they are capable of having here.

Ok I thought Black Lives Matter meant that all Black Lives Matter, not just the 3% of the blacks in the world that are fortunate to be american citizens.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 17, 2020, 01:38:18 PM
hey prime it looks like since we might not have a baseball season this year, they invented their own version of baseball

does it look like a game you would enjoy?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBjIA54AO8_/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 17, 2020, 01:48:23 PM
Cultural enrichment of peace.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: friedchickendinner on June 17, 2020, 01:59:44 PM
Blacks in the USA has it so hard.

Funny how the 3% of the worlds blacks are responsible for 100% of the whining and bitching.

(https://www.sos-usa.org/getmedia/ee87802a-a40d-46ef-8ef5-c3bc82181460/Garbage-Collector-Boy-Child-Labour_Kaolack-Senegal_Claire-Ladavicius_65409.jpg)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 17, 2020, 02:12:14 PM
Liberia, the success story of a never colonised African nation.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 17, 2020, 09:01:11 PM

No, I'm looking at how the past shaped the modern era. 

Firstly, it was pretty common for other places to have a clear path to emancipation. It wasn't necessarily easy or applied to everyone or strictly enforced, but there was commonly a clear implied path.  That was not true in America. With very few exceptions, if you were a slave, you were a slave for life.

Secondly, America was  unique from what was common in other place in the fact that the slavery system was so race-based that virtually everyone in the country of a particular ethnicity was a slave.

Those differences have a huge impact on what came afterwards.

"He believes that the purpose of the civil war was to give blacks equal rights and that racism directed at blacks pretty much ended at that time."

No, I said that the War Between the States freed the slaves. The Emancipation Proclamation was mentioned specifically and I also made clear that changes don't happen overnight and there has been a steady progression in the advancement of all minority rights. The claim that I said racism toward Blacks ended after the war is just a bald-faced lie. But that's not surprising as you just hear what you want to hear and say what you want to say and everything that you say, hear, and do is through the prism of racism.

But I am truly overjoyed that you respond and freely express your thoughts and I hope you continue to do so. You are so clueless that you are a prime example of why we have this racial divide. You have no idea the negative effect that you have on decent people that want all people, including Blacks, to prosper and do well in life. Americans are mostly a decent and generous people, but when they hear someone like you, someone that represents a huge majority of Black people, they are sick of it. They are sick of being told how horrible and racist they are. How no matter what they do to improve the lives of Blacks they just get spit on the face and then are demanded to get on their knees and bow to Black people. They, we, are just not going to put up with it anymore. It's reaching a tipping point. People like you breed resentment and anger and do a huge disservice to the many decent Black people out there. It's become more and more apparent to generally decent people that you are a parasitic, predatory, and violent culture, and the only choice left to us is to separate and defend ourselves from your savage, angry people.

So keep talking. Keep feeling sorry for yourself and living a life obsessed with victimhood. Keep blaming others for your failures as you continue to inseminate women and take no responsibility for the children you sired leaving generation after generation of fatherless children. Continue to drink and take and sell drugs and commit crimes and acts of violence. Continue to slaughter each other and burn the cities that you live in that perpetuates the cycle of poverty and failure. You've pushed us to the point that we just don't care anymore save the ever-shrinking class consumed with White guilt who will write you a check as you burn down their businesses. Walmart will soon realize that 100 million dollars they donated to your "cause" was just money pissed away and did nothing but fatten the pocket of the race-baiters like Sharpton that pull your puppet strings.

Preach on. It's time you educated more people as to what you believe and where you are coming from so we can come closer to finally ending you and ending this cancer in our society.

As I wistfully mused in my first post on this thread, just how so much better this country would be without people like you and your kind. Americans will gladly pay to set you up somewhere else where you can live free from the White devil. Your own land and your own country. You'll even get the mule promised so many generations ago. Now that's reparations that I can get behind.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 17, 2020, 09:20:09 PM
THEY GAVE YOU HIPHOP! BE GRATEFUL!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Teutonic Knight 1 on June 17, 2020, 09:20:41 PM
Blacks in the USA has it so hard.

Funny how the 3% of the worlds blacks are responsible for 100% of the whining and bitching.

(https://www.sos-usa.org/getmedia/ee87802a-a40d-46ef-8ef5-c3bc82181460/Garbage-Collector-Boy-Child-Labour_Kaolack-Senegal_Claire-Ladavicius_65409.jpg)


Black Indian people don't bitch , they just work & live !. Oh, yes they respect Mr.Trump too !.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: The Scott on June 17, 2020, 09:27:03 PM
Jazz.  Real Jazz.  That is the gift of black Americans to not just the USA but the world.  I am forever grateful for the medium known as Jazz.    And of course, the beautiful and divinely gifted vocalist Ella Fitzgerald.  She along with Sinatra are my two all time favorite vocalists. That she was black makes not a bit of difference to me.  She was beautiful in so many ways. 

So there are just two of the real gifts of black Americans (no...I do not capitalize black or white unless they are at the beginning of a sentence or someone's surname). 

cRap and hippity-hop are curses.  Jazz and Ella are blessings.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: The Scott on June 17, 2020, 09:27:40 PM
THEY GAVE YOU HIPHOP! BE GRATEFUL!

 ;D ;D
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: The Scott on June 17, 2020, 09:29:35 PM
Wes Montgomery!  He was and remains, The Man!   As does our own Wes here on the forums.. ;D
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 17, 2020, 09:50:48 PM
Wes Montgomery!  He was and remains, The Man!   As does our own Wes here on the forums.. ;D

Our Wes > All Black peeps
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 17, 2020, 10:02:22 PM
Jazz.  Real Jazz.  That is the gift of black Americans to not just the USA but the world.  I am forever grateful for the medium known as Jazz.    And of course, the beautiful and divinely gifted vocalist Ella Fitzgerald.  She along with Sinatra are my two all time favorite vocalists. That she was black makes not a bit of difference to me.  She was beautiful in so many ways. 

So there are just two of the real gifts of black Americans (no...I do not capitalize black or white unless they are at the beginning of a sentence or someone's surname). 

cRap and hippity-hop are curses.  Jazz and Ella are blessings.

Couple of pretty elevator examples for an acclaimed afficionado. I'm no pro but Trane, Miles, and Monk are a long way from those 'real jazz' crooners.

Sumahhhhthyme.... eazzzzayhhhhhh.  Uh huh. Yep. It surely is.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Vince B on June 17, 2020, 10:52:51 PM

It's become more and more apparent to generally decent people that you are a parasitic, predatory, and violent culture, and the only choice left to us is to separate and defend ourselves from your savage, angry people.

As I wistfully mused in my first post on this thread, just how so much better this country would be without people like you and your kind. Americans will gladly pay to set you up somewhere else where you can live free from the White devil. Your own land and your own country. You'll even get the mule promised so many generations ago. Now that's reparations that I can get behind.

Strong words, indeed. Is there a realistic solution to the race problems in America and elsewhere?

Various interventions have been tried to help minorities but most are ineffective or hardly help. So what to do?

If you have a population with about half lacking sufficient intelligence to be productive what then?

I can tell you that in Australia nothing works. The Aborigines continue to be in the lowest class with unending problems across the board. Average IQ is 62.


Average IQ for whites in America is 100. Average for blacks is 85.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: tommywishbone on June 17, 2020, 11:19:59 PM
Seems John Wilkes Booth was a few years too late. I hate a tardy assassin.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Vince B on June 18, 2020, 12:04:03 AM
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 10:02:19 AM

No, I said that the War Between the States freed the slaves. The Emancipation Proclamation was mentioned specifically and I also made clear that changes don't happen overnight and there has been a steady progression in the advancement of all minority rights. The claim that I said racism toward Blacks ended after the war is just a bald-faced lie.

We fought a war where over a million people died to give Blacks equal rights.
The emancipation proclamation was "mentioned specifically" by another poster who was correcting you.


As for the rest of that post? Tough titties? I don't know why you think what you're saying is anything new. People always says "it's too much, you'll never be satisfied, you're gonna cause everybody to turn on you" when there's systemic change. Always-whether it's race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. Whether it's now or a century and a half ago. I'm supposed to be worried that the turning point was some guy on the internet who had a largely one sided argument with himself and is exactly as angry as he was in the first post I responded to? (I'll just ignore the irony of the several posts you made claiming that opposition didn't matter because we won the civil war. By your own measures, I guess your post is irrelevant.)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 18, 2020, 12:14:53 PM
and of course you chime in with your virtue signaling while you sit in the comfort of you white upper middle class neighborhood and reminding us all you are one of the few lucky white people to never have a negative experience with them

this is what i want you to do

download the instagram app on your phone or computer, follow a page called "black_pilled" so you see plenty of short video examples of blacks being parasites among innocent white people

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This is what I want you to do; wise up. I haven't lived where I do my entire life nor am I confined to this neighbor or it's supposed culture.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 18, 2020, 01:21:40 PM
This is what I want you to do; wise up. I haven't lived where I do my entire life nor am I confined to this neighbor or it's supposed culture.
you chose to live in that neighborhood because you know better than to live among them

you want me to wise up?  you are proof that wisdom doesn't automatically come with age

you are white, bisexual, and successful

they would hate you the most, so you better "wise up"

and what did you think of the videos i posted?  no comment says more than anything, is that the america you want the young members of your family to live in? 

any white person that approves of BURN LOOT MURDER deserves what they get, but whites sensible enough to see it as terrorism should not have to suffer the same fate

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 01:29:38 PM
The emancipation proclamation was "mentioned specifically" by another poster who was correcting you.

So? And there was no "correcting". It was still a lie to say I claim the War Between the States ended racism.

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As for the rest of that post? Tough titties? I don't know why you think what you're saying is anything new. People always says "it's too much, you'll never be satisfied, you're gonna cause everybody to turn on you" when there's systemic change. Always-whether it's race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. Whether it's now or a century and a half ago. I'm supposed to be worried that the turning point was some guy on the internet who had a largely one sided argument with himself and is exactly as angry as he was in the first post I responded to? (I'll just ignore the irony of the several posts you made claiming that opposition didn't matter because we won the civil war. By your own measures, I guess your post is irrelevant.)

Tough titties? Me? LOL? "Tough titties you. I never claimed to say anything new. Just like you say the same tired old belly-aching and feeling sorry for yourself and how the White man controls your life and keeps you down. You're the bottom rung of society that people look down on and wish would just go away -- and for good reason. You are not just part of the problem. People like you are the problem.

To claim that I am the one that is angry and present a one-sided argument and I am the turning point just betrays your self-absorbed shallowness.
That side of the argument I present is called the truth and I have dismissed all of your victim-based crying about how tough life is for "your people". No one here agrees with you. The country doesn't agree with you. Even the guilty White liberals don't agree with you. They just want to placate you so they appear woke and are not targetted for you savage behavior. You're like the dog sniffing around at the dinner table begging for scraps that the naive toss at you hoping you would just go away and feel good about themselves but is chided by the parent that it will only encourage you and to just ignore him. 
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: willl on June 18, 2020, 01:30:24 PM
"He believes that the purpose of the civil war was to give blacks equal rights and that racism directed at blacks pretty much ended at that time."

No, I said that the War Between the States freed the slaves. The Emancipation Proclamation was mentioned specifically and I also made clear that changes don't happen overnight and there has been a steady progression in the advancement of all minority rights. The claim that I said racism toward Blacks ended after the war is just a bald-faced lie. But that's not surprising as you just hear what you want to hear and say what you want to say and everything that you say, hear, and do is through the prism of racism.

But I am truly overjoyed that you respond and freely express your thoughts and I hope you continue to do so. You are so clueless that you are a prime example of why we have this racial divide. You have no idea the negative effect that you have on decent people that want all people, including Blacks, to prosper and do well in life. Americans are mostly a decent and generous people, but when they hear someone like you, someone that represents a huge majority of Black people, they are sick of it. They are sick of being told how horrible and racist they are. How no matter what they do to improve the lives of Blacks they just get spit on the face and then are demanded to get on their knees and bow to Black people. They, we, are just not going to put up with it anymore. It's reaching a tipping point. People like you breed resentment and anger and do a huge disservice to the many decent Black people out there. It's become more and more apparent to generally decent people that you are a parasitic, predatory, and violent culture, and the only choice left to us is to separate and defend ourselves from your savage, angry people.

So keep talking. Keep feeling sorry for yourself and living a life obsessed with victimhood. Keep blaming others for your failures as you continue to inseminate women and take no responsibility for the children you sired leaving generation after generation of fatherless children. Continue to drink and take and sell drugs and commit crimes and acts of violence. Continue to slaughter each other and burn the cities that you live in that perpetuates the cycle of poverty and failure. You've pushed us to the point that we just don't care anymore save the ever-shrinking class consumed with White guilt who will write you a check as you burn down their businesses. Walmart will soon realize that 100 million dollars they donated to your "cause" was just money pissed away and did nothing but fatten the pocket of the race-baiters like Sharpton that pull your puppet strings.

Preach on. It's time you educated more people as to what you believe and where you are coming from so we can come closer to finally ending you and ending this cancer in our society.

As I wistfully mused in my first post on this thread, just how so much better this country would be without people like you and your kind. Americans will gladly pay to set you up somewhere else where you can live free from the White devil. Your own land and your own country. You'll even get the mule promised so many generations ago. Now that's reparations that I can get behind.

regardless of your beliefs , you sound like a very bitter man
no disrespect, but i'd hate to be you
live and let live

aint glancing at this shit no more
best to ya
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 01:40:55 PM
regardless of your beliefs , you sound like a very bitter man
no disrespect, but i'd hate to be you
live and let live

aint glancing at this shit no more
best to ya

Not really. I remember as the plane was taking off and I was moving back to Hawaii and looking out the window I reflected on some of the reasons I am so glad to be moving back home to Hawaii: get away from the "LA" environment and culture and not have to deal with Blacks anymore. My only resentment is what that toxic culture is doing to our country and how the Left enables them.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 18, 2020, 01:42:43 PM
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBlWAeiAfsi/

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 18, 2020, 01:51:49 PM
Not really. I remember as the plane was taking off and I was moving back to Hawaii and looking out the window I reflected on some of the reasons I am so glad to be moving back home to Hawaii: get away from the "LA" environment and culture and not have to deal with Blacks anymore. My only resentment is what that toxic culture is doing to our country and how the Left enables them.
Are there people in Hawaii marching for BLM?  I live in a almost all white area and we have young liberal females marching with signs. ::)
Title: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: friedchickendinner on June 18, 2020, 01:52:38 PM
Its at best meaningless and at worst depressing.

Why not just talk about sam cooke, serge nubret, eddie murphy, mike tyson, vince goodrum etc not all those other morons who never done anything and never will.

Just a suggestion. There's nearly 20 threads about blacks on the first page alone. I thinkt thats excessive.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 18, 2020, 01:54:54 PM
you chose to live in that neighborhood because you know better than to live among them

you want me to wise up?  you are proof that wisdom doesn't automatically come with age

you are white, bisexual, and successful

they would hate you the most, so you better "wise up"

and what did you think of the videos i posted?  no comment says more than anything, is that the america you want the young members of your family to live in? 

any white person that approves of BURN LOOT MURDER deserves what they get, but whites sensible enough to see it as terrorism should not have to suffer the same fate

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So am I to conclude that you live in a ghetto and are therefore more experienced in race relations?

Why would anyone choose to live in a neighborhood that is rife with criminal activity, has an inadequate educational system and low property values if they don't have to? You are right, I do choose to live where I do because of the amenities available. Luckily, I can afford to live here.

I have not watched the videos you. If I do, I will comment on them.
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: Rambone on June 18, 2020, 01:55:03 PM
“White guilt” needs to be listed as a disease in the next edition of the Enyclopedia Britannica book set
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 18, 2020, 01:57:33 PM
Are there people in Hawaii marching for BLM?  I live in a almost all white area and we have young liberal females marching with signs. ::)

some of the wealthiest white suburbs that i live around had protests, even though they keep taxes high to keep them out ::)

young female students are supposedly speaking to school administrators about adding diversity classes in their schools, the only non white kids in their school are asians and indians whose parents are doctors or own a number of convenient stores

we need to raise the voting age to at least 25 for men and not allow women under 40 to vote at all

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 18, 2020, 01:59:02 PM
some of the wealthiest white suburbs that i live around had protests, even though they keep taxes high to keep them out ::)

young female students are supposedly speaking to school administrators about adding diversity classes in their schools, the only non white kids in their school are asians and indians whose parents are doctors or own a number of convenient stores

we need to raise the voting age to at least 25 for men and not allow women under 40 to vote at all

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Agreed.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 18, 2020, 01:59:32 PM
So am I to conclude that you live in a ghetto and are therefore more experienced in race relations?

Why would anyone choose to live in a neighborhood that is rife with criminal activity, has an inadequate educational system and low property values if they don't have to? You are right, I do choose to live where I do because of the amenities available. Luckily, I can afford to live here.

I have not watched the videos you. If I do, I will comment on them.

nope don't live in a ghetto, but i have two eyes and two ears and a brain

good to see you admit you don't want to live among blacks any more than the "racists" do

why haven't you watched them yet?  they are all under a minute

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Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 18, 2020, 02:01:48 PM
“White guilt” needs to be listed as a disease in the next edition of the Enyclopedia Britannica book set
That along with liberalism and Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: Royalty on June 18, 2020, 02:07:01 PM
Imagine a person that suffered from both TDS and ILS 
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 18, 2020, 02:26:12 PM
Imagine a person that suffered from both TDS and ILS
And ALS.  And PMS.
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: pamith on June 18, 2020, 02:45:25 PM
Its at best meaningless and at worst depressing.

Why not just talk about sam cooke, serge nubret, eddie murphy, mike tyson, vince goodrum etc not all those other morons who never done anything and never will.

Just a suggestion. There's nearly 20 threads about blacks on the first page alone. I thinkt thats excessive.
Lol, is your racism showing now?
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: Kwon on June 18, 2020, 02:46:46 PM
Lol, is your racismclarity showing now?

Fixed
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: Darren Avey on June 18, 2020, 02:56:17 PM
What did Mike Tyson really bench press? I can't believe it was the 500lb claimed
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: Grape Ape on June 18, 2020, 03:24:20 PM
posting about posting  ::)
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: che on June 18, 2020, 03:43:42 PM
Its at best meaningless and at worst depressing.

Why not just talk about sam cooke, serge nubret, eddie murphy, mike tyson, vince goodrum etc not all those other morons who never done anything and never will.

Just a suggestion. There's nearly 20 threads about blacks on the first page alone. I thinkt thats excessive.

I agree  , FCD.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: TheGrinch on June 18, 2020, 03:56:21 PM
nope don't live in a ghetto, but i have two eyes and two ears and a brain

good to see you admit you don't want to live among blacks any more than the "racists" do

why haven't you watched them yet?  they are all under a minute

E

He won't.... they won't... these "woke" people never watch, read or view anything factual based on stats or evidence. Strictly yell, bitch, moan, complain and quote the likes of CNN. They are incapable of thought - just regurgitate the party line.


It could be 2 seconds each... it would fry their collective brains as it flys against everything they "learn and repeat" from the media.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 05:06:33 PM
So? And there was no "correcting". It was still a lie to say I claim the War Between the States ended racism.


LOL yeah in other threads,  you've already established that even an exact quote from you presented in context doesn't count as proof of what you've said.

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Tough titties? Me? LOL? "Tough titties you. I never claimed to say anything new. Just like you say the same tired old belly-aching and feeling sorry for yourself and how the White man controls your life and keeps you down. You're the bottom rung of society that people look down on and wish would just go away -- and for good reason. You are not just part of the problem. People like you are the problem.

To claim that I am the one that is angry and present a one-sided argument and I am the turning point just betrays your self-absorbed shallowness.That side of the argument I present is called the truth and I have dismissed all of your victim-based crying about how tough life is for "your people".

Your anger is evident in nearly every thread you post in, ones that have nothing to do with race, interactions that involve multiple other posters. Where are these alleged angry, victimized posts of mine? Nothing I've posted has been anything of the sort. My life is fine- beautiful family, great job, plenty of friends across races.  I pointed out factual errors in what you said. Anything beyond that was conjured up by your own imagination.

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No one here agrees with you. The country doesn't agree with you.

You've said this in two different threads. I don't even have to tell you that even if that was that case, I couldn't care less. But, I'm sure you receive feedback to your posts in dms, so why do you think no one else does? In some cases, it would be cool if people shared their thoughts on the board instead of just dms, but I get why they might not and it's not something I would even judge. Just as you think it's great that my posts are driving people to your side, you and your ilk might be doing the same.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: The Scott on June 18, 2020, 05:11:00 PM
Couple of pretty elevator examples for an acclaimed afficionado. I'm no pro but Trane, Miles, and Monk are a long way from those 'real jazz' crooners.

Sumahhhhthyme.... eazzzzayhhhhhh.  Uh huh. Yep. It surely is.

I don't recall claiming to be an "afficianado" but I am a Jazz enthusiast.  One of my favorite albums is "John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman".

Sinatra is The Standard and was greatly admired by 'Trane and others.  As was Ella.  I prefer real Jazz but admittedly don't much care for when some players go off on a tangent playing what is essentially scales before finally returning to the song.

I also loathe the aptly named, "scat singing". Even when Ella does it. Ugh.  No thanks.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: TheGrinch on June 18, 2020, 05:16:37 PM
The last time there was a Civil War in the USA, it was over Black People

The next coming Civil War in the USA, it will be over Black People.



--- are we seeing a common theme here?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 07:25:40 PM
Are there people in Hawaii marching for BLM?  I live in a almost all white area and we have young liberal females marching with signs. ::)

Although Hawaii is a very Left Wing State we have been largely unaffected by the whole BLM movement and the issues that are affecting the rest of the country. The coronavirus still dominates the news. Although Hawaii is composed of so many different races and referred to as a "melting pot" we really don't have any serious racial issues here. There is resentment among the lower class welfare/food stamp local population against Haoles (Whites) but they are largely confined to isolated incidents and not endemic in society.  Blacks are a small minority here and primarily in the military so they are in a different category than the militant, victim class, Farankan/Sharpton types that Al Doggity represents. Being in the military implies that they have direction in life and have taken it upon themselves to advance in society rather than bitch about how the White man is keeping them down. I worked on the Marine Corp Base in Kaneohe for a few years and only had good experiences with everyone there regardless of race. Of course, Marines are a different breed than the rest of the armed forces.

Once you take Black people out of the equation race becomes largely, not completely, a nonissue. If you think that's a racist statement prove me wrong.
Whenever race becomes an issue the overwhelming majority of the cases involve Black people.
 
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 07:37:18 PM
LOL yeah in other threads,  you've already established that even an exact quote from you presented in context doesn't count as proof of what you've said.

Wrong again.

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Your anger is evident in nearly every thread you post in, ones that have nothing to do with race, interactions that involve multiple other posters. Where are these alleged angry, victimized posts of mine? Nothing I've posted has been anything of the sort. My life is fine- beautiful family, great job, plenty of friends across races.  I pointed out factual errors in what you said. Anything beyond that was conjured up by your own imagination.

No, the majority of your posts are preaching and bitching about the plight of the Black man. You've pointed out nothing but your narrow-minded bias.

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You've said this in two different threads. I don't even have to tell you that even if that was that case, I couldn't care less. But, I'm sure you receive feedback to your posts in dms, so why do you think no one else does? In some cases, it would be cool if people shared their thoughts on the board instead of just dms, but I get why they might not and it's not something I would even judge. Just as you think it's great that my posts are driving people to your side, you and your ilk might be doing the same.

And I'll keep saying it over and over again. There is no arbitrary limit to how many times the truth should be spoken.

And of course, you don't care. That's the problem. You are clueless and indifferent to how you stoke the flames of racism. Your level of narcissism and self-absorbed victimhood is abundantly apparent to everybody but you. You are only hurting yourselves but it's getting to the point where nobody cares anymore. You will complain about how more of you are in jail than in school. Or how you are disproportionately executed or serving life sentences. But more and more people are realizing that it is not because of racism it's because you deserve it. You brought it on yourself.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Vince B on June 18, 2020, 07:51:33 PM
I find it rather ironic that Al Doggity continues to use Pellius' photo as his avatar. Is that being racist?!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 18, 2020, 07:54:02 PM
I find it rather ironic that Al Doggity continues to use Pellius' photo as his avatar. Is that being racist?!

He wants to BE Pellius is all.

Al Doggity has to settle for his own black face though.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 07:56:06 PM
I find it rather ironic that Al Doggity continues to use Pellius' photo as his avatar. Is that being racist?!

Hah! I don't even notice anymore. I don't consider it racist and it doesn't bother. Since you brought it up I wonder what the I'm impetus was to have me so permanently ingrained in his head. I mean, ever time he's on the board he has to see my face. 

And I'm the angry one.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 18, 2020, 08:34:49 PM
you chose to live in that neighborhood because you know better than to live among them

you want me to wise up?  you are proof that wisdom doesn't automatically come with age

you are white, bisexual, and successful

they would hate you the most, so you better "wise up"

and what did you think of the videos i posted?  no comment says more than anything, is that the america you want the young members of your family to live in? 

any white person that approves of BURN LOOT MURDER deserves what they get, but whites sensible enough to see it as terrorism should not have to suffer the same fate

E

I watched the videos you've saved to your Instagram. Seeing them made me feel bad for you. Many people like myself save videos and photos of family and friends as well as those on topics which interest us. You are on a bodybuilding forum and yet where are your Instagram videos of bodybuilders or at least exercise routines?

I didn't need to watch your collection of racially charged videos to see what I see in the media everyday. At least in the media we are afforded various perspectives and not just those that confirm our foregone conclusions. Why are there no videos on your Instagram showing the hostile actions of other folks besides blacks? Here's why; your mind is as closed as a steel trap. You only want experiences that confirm what you already think.

At least on Getbig, you have a lot of company so you will likely never question what you believe because there is almost no one here who believes differently or if they do is willing to express this.

Incidentally, in the 70's My wife and I bought and lived in a house in what was then Portland's "black neighborhood" so I do have a little experience living outside the white "bubble". There was some shit going on there, but there were also a lot of great people who were our neighbors and became our friends. Damn, wish I'd hung onto that place for a couple of decades because the neighborhood became gentrified and that house is worth a fortune today. Live and learn.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Teutonic Knight 1 on June 18, 2020, 09:00:22 PM
Some time ago Wiggzy told us that he would live the USA for $ 200K ..............
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: The Scott on June 18, 2020, 09:02:06 PM
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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: BB on June 18, 2020, 09:03:55 PM

Incidentally, in the 70's My wife and I bought and lived in a house in what was then Portland's "black neighborhood" so I do have a little experience living outside the white "bubble". There was some shit going on there, but there were also a lot of great people who were our neighbors and became our friends. Damn, wish I'd hung onto that place for a couple of decades because the neighborhood became gentrified and that house is worth a fortune today. Live and learn.

Damn Prime, You were in Portland during the 70's? It must have been like Africa, oh wait -

Portland, Oregon 1970's population - 87 - 93 % white, 5.6 - 7.7% Black, 1.7 - 2% Spanish * .

(https://legacy.npr.org/news/graphics/2011/02/gr-portlandraces-300.gif).

(https://pics4.city-data.com/sgraphs/races/races-Portland-OR.png).

* See page 93 here - https://www.census.gov/population/www/documentation/twps0076/twps0076.pdf  .

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: The Scott on June 18, 2020, 09:05:07 PM
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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: The Scott on June 18, 2020, 09:09:18 PM
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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 09:11:56 PM
Wrong again.
Still right.
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No, the majority of your posts are preaching and bitching about the plight of the Black man. You've pointed out nothing but your narrow-minded bias.

Sure when you reframe every conversation so that you attribute things to me that I didn't say and change the meaning of things you said, anything can mean anything. Your posts would more accurately be described as preaching and bitching. I don't have a narrow-minded bias. I am one of the most open-minded posters on this forum.

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And I'll keep saying it over and over again. There is no arbitrary limit to how many times the truth should be spoken.

And of course, you don't care. That's the problem. You are clueless and indifferent to how you stoke the flames of racism. Your level of narcissism and self-absorbed victimhood is abundantly apparent to everybody but you. You are only hurting yourselves but it's getting to the point where nobody cares anymore. You will complain about how more of you are in jail than in school. Or how you are disproportionately executed or serving life sentences. But more and more people are realizing that it is not because of racism it's because you deserve it. You brought it on yourself.

Yes, it's getting to the point..., more and more people..., things are right at the tipping point..., watch your back, blah blah blah. Like I said same song. But even if I pulled up the quote, I'm sure you never claimed anything new is happening. You lack the perspective to see you're proving the point I was making in the other thread. In spite of that, I won't be holding my breath worrying.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 09:13:35 PM
I find it rather ironic that Al Doggity continues to use Pellius' photo as his avatar. Is that being racist?!

How is that ironic?


Al Doggity has to settle for his own black face though.

 ??? Over the years on here, people who didn't know I was black assumed I was black based on the avatar.  I could probably pass for white before he could.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 18, 2020, 09:18:52 PM
How is that ironic?

 ??? Over the years on here, people who didn't know I was black assumed I was black based on the avatar.  I could probably pass for white before he could.

You might be zoned in the 20s. We'll see.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 09:22:13 PM
You might be zoned in the 20s. We'll see.

I wish I knew what this meant, but I fear I've been owned.  :'(
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 09:50:17 PM
Still right.

Still wrong.

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Sure when you reframe every conversation so that you attribute things to me that I didn't say and change the meaning of things you said, anything can mean anything. Your posts would more accurately be described as preaching and bitching. I don't have a narrow-minded bias. I am one of the most open-minded posters on this forum.

You just gave the board a huge laugh.

You really are so clueless and have any sense of self-awareness. But that's what happens when you've been brain washed since birth.

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Yes, it's getting to the point..., more and more people..., things are right at the tipping point..., watch your back, blah blah blah. Like I said same song. But even if I pulled up the quote, I'm sure you never claimed anything new is happening. You lack the perspective to see you're proving the point I was making in the other thread. In spite of that, I won't be holding my breath worrying.

Talk about projecting. Now you're just getting sad.

And you will continue to worry. I've touched a nerve and it's eating away at you. I've made you realize that no matter how you cut it, you and your people, make our society a worse place. It's too bad for the many decent Black people out there and you disgrace and dishonor them. Your parasitic, violent culture destroys everything and everywhere that you infect with your presence. You think of that every day when you look at my picture.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 18, 2020, 10:03:36 PM
How is that ironic?

 ??? Over the years on here, people who didn't know I was black assumed I was black based on the avatar.  I could probably pass for white before he could.

You could be as white as Michael Jackson but you still act like a blackie.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 10:09:40 PM
How is that ironic?

 ??? Over the years on here, people who didn't know I was black assumed I was black based on the avatar.  I could probably pass for white before he could.

No way in hell. I never saw your picture and never heard any mention of your race and it was clear to me that you were Black.

As I said before, you are so clueless as to how you come across to people on this board.

Tell us again how you consider yourself the most open-minded person on this board.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 10:10:17 PM
Still wrong.
Righter than ever.

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You just gave the board a huge laugh.

You really are so clueless and have any sense of self-awareness. But that's what happens when you've been brain washed since birth.

Large factions on this board brag about not being open-minded. It's not even debatable. If we were in agreement, me not being as open-minded as I am would probably be considered a virtue.


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Talk about projecting. Now you're just getting sad.

And you will continue to worry. I've touched a nerve and it's eating away at you. I've made you realize that no matter how you cut it, you and your people, make our society a worse place. It's too bad for the many decent Black people out there and you disgrace and dishonor them. Your parasitic, violent culture destroys everything and everywhere that you infect with your presence. You think of that every day when you look at my picture.

Seriously, what would I be worrying about? Towns and cities with almost no black populations are having BLM protests, corporations are falling over themselves to donate to black causes and organizations, people who've posted racist comments are being fired and dropped from contracts, NASCAR of all organizations finally dropped the confederate flag, oscars is instituting some sort of diversity policy. I don't even necessarily think these are all the appropriate moves, but you think I'm somehow looking past all of that and, for some reason, your posts are at the front of my mind in regards to which direction this country is moving?

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Dave D on June 18, 2020, 10:14:12 PM
Damn Prime, You were in Portland during the 70's? It must have been like Africa, oh wait -

Portland, Oregon 1970's population - 87 - 93 % white, 5.6 - 7.7% Black, 1.7 - 2% Spanish * .

(https://legacy.npr.org/news/graphics/2011/02/gr-portlandraces-300.gif).

(https://pics4.city-data.com/sgraphs/races/races-Portland-OR.png).

* See page 93 here - https://www.census.gov/population/www/documentation/twps0076/twps0076.pdf  .

Good old Prime.

He just can’t figure out what point he’s trying to make.

 Arguing about how experienced and cultured he is based on his diverse neighborhood from 45 years ago, no matter what the statistics say... and how that home could have made him a fortune because the neighborhood became gentrified....

I mean seriously you can’t make this up.


Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 10:15:30 PM
No way in hell. I never saw your picture and never heard any mention of your race and it was clear to me that you were Black.

As I said before, you are so clueless as to how you come across to people on this board.

Tell us again how you consider yourself the most open-minded person on this board.

I guess you're using that as an insult, but for a good period of time there was  controversy over whether or not I was actually black and people actually used the fact that they thought I wasn't black as an insult. So, once again, a swing and a miss.

Obviously, I was talking about physical appearance , though.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Methyl m1ke on June 18, 2020, 10:16:48 PM
Still wrong.

You just gave the board a huge laugh.

You really are so clueless and have any sense of self-awareness. But that's what happens when you've been brain washed since birth.

Talk about projecting. Now you're just getting sad.

And you will continue to worry. I've touched a nerve and it's eating away at you. I've made you realize that no matter how you cut it, you and your people, make our society a worse place. It's too bad for the many decent Black people out there and you disgrace and dishonor them. Your parasitic, violent culture destroys everything and everywhere that you infect with your presence. You think of that every day when you look at my picture.

You are a ugly mofo but truth you speak and you command respect which I appreciate. Men like you are born leaders.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 10:18:47 PM
Righter than ever.

Only in your mind. Nobody likes you here.

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Large factions on this board brag about not being open-minded. It's not even debatable. If we were in agreement, me not being as open-minded as I am would probably be considered a virtue.

It is debatable. But not to you due to your close-mindedness.

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Seriously, what would I be worrying about? Towns and cities with almost no black populations are having BLM protests, corporations are falling over themselves to donate to black causes and organizations, people who've posted racist comments are being fired and dropped from contracts, NASCAR of all organizations finally dropped the confederate flag, oscars is instituting some sort of diversity policy. I don't even necessarily think these are all the appropriate moves, but you think I'm somehow looking past all of that and, for some reason, your posts are at the front of my mind in regards to which direction this country is moving?

Because you know that eventually, the pity party will end. Everyone will realize that there is nothing that can be done to appease you. Then no one will even try anymore and just separate and, if necessary, defend themselves against your toxic culture.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 10:21:32 PM
I guess you're using that as an insult, but for a good period of time there was  controversy over whether or not I was actually black and people actually used the fact that they thought I wasn't black as an insult. So, once again, a swing and a miss.

Obviously, I was talking about physical appearance , though.

I don't mean it as an insult at all. It's just your skewed interpretation about everything that you see through the prism of your racism. It was just a statement of fact.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 10:23:16 PM
You are a ugly mofo but truth you speak and you command respect which I appreciate. Men like you are born leaders.

LOL! Um, thanks... I guess.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 18, 2020, 10:30:35 PM
I wish I knew what this meant, but I fear I've been owned.  :'(

Nah. Pelius got relegated all the way out in zone 32. But after all, what have the octaroons ever really done for American society?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 18, 2020, 10:36:47 PM
Pellius is speaking the truth and is doing the god's work.

Might not be a looker like Henda (and his hairy chest) but would fight next to Pellius anyday.

Much respect.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 18, 2020, 11:09:56 PM
Only in your mind. Nobody likes you here.
Hmm. There might be a few who do :-\ 

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It is debatable. But not to you due to your close-mindedness.
I think you must be using some sort of elf definition of close-minded that has a different meaning.

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Because you know that eventually, the pity party will end. Everyone will realize that there is nothing that can be done to appease you. Then no one will even try anymore and just separate and, if necessary, defend themselves against your toxic culture.

Sure, this is my response to posts from a guy who was irritated I corrected him on the internet.

I don't mean it as an insult at all. It's just your skewed interpretation about everything that you see through the prism of your racism. It was just a statement of fact.

Regardless,  considering it was something so many people questioned, it's not really a statement of fact.

You can interpret that second sentence two ways- assuming your meaning is that I view everything through the prism of race and racism, put down the crack pipe. 

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 11:25:40 PM
Hmm. There might be a few who do :-\ 

I'm sure there are some other Black militants here that live the life of self-pity victimhood.

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I think you must be using some sort of elf definition of close-minded that has a different meaning.

No, I'm using it correctly and you prove that.

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Sure, this is my response to posts from a guy who was irritated I corrected him on the internet.

You corrected nothing. Just made up a lie that I claimed slavery ended racism.

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Regardless,  considering it was something so many people questioned, it's not really a statement of fact.

You need to pay attention. I said a statement of fact as it pertained to me. I found it ironic how you seemed to be almost proud that you would be thought of as sounding White. You should be. Sounding White means being somewhat articulate and you say the word "ask" not "axe".

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You can interpret that second sentence two ways- assuming your meaning is that I view everything through the prism of race and racism, put down the crack pipe.

Nice try -- NOT! I've never been drunk or high ever in my life nor have I even seen what crack or a crack pipe looks like in real life. I truly doubt you can truthfully say the same thing.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 18, 2020, 11:33:38 PM
Society so fractious even the quotes are being split!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 18, 2020, 11:40:41 PM
Nah. Pelius got relegated all the way out in zone 32. But after all, what have the octaroons ever really done for American society?

Um, it's my mother that is an Octoroon. That would make me a Quintroon. But her uncle was one of the unfortunate ones that died during the Bataan Death March fighting for this country.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 19, 2020, 12:15:13 AM
I didn't know you had a dead uncle. Now I see how it stands to reason that black people aren't worth a pinch of shit.

I have a dead uncle too. Injun, he was. Not sure how it happened but I like to think tomahawk.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 19, 2020, 12:41:17 AM
(https://scontent.farn2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/104655273_1959592984174863_286555598228418498_n.jpg?_nc_cat=111&_nc_sid=110474&_nc_ohc=ayf98_wru9EAX_z8uUF&_nc_ht=scontent.farn2-1.fna&oh=e0ccb2fc3f6420ac5114b82d306d1222&oe=5F13188E)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 19, 2020, 01:34:01 AM
That's horrific. How much money is a young woman's liberty worth these days? Can't even believe there's such a place. Where exactly is it located?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 19, 2020, 01:58:00 AM
That's horrific. How much money is a young woman's liberty worth these days? Can't even believe there's such a place. Where exactly is it located?

(https://ontheworldmap.com/libya/libya-location-on-the-africa-map.jpg)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Vince B on June 19, 2020, 02:09:15 AM
Let's see...many blacks think they don't get a fair deal. Some whites figure they would be better off without blacks in their communities.

So what is the solution here? Seems to me this is a problem for individuals, it is not a political one. Change will probably occur only within.


Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Tapeworm on June 19, 2020, 02:23:05 AM
(https://ontheworldmap.com/libya/libya-location-on-the-africa-map.jpg)

Terrible. I mean like a street address? I figure maybe I should buy one then give her freedom, you know?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 19, 2020, 05:20:18 AM
(https://scontent.farn2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/104655273_1959592984174863_286555598228418498_n.jpg?_nc_cat=111&_nc_sid=110474&_nc_ohc=ayf98_wru9EAX_z8uUF&_nc_ht=scontent.farn2-1.fna&oh=e0ccb2fc3f6420ac5114b82d306d1222&oe=5F13188E)
I thought many American blacks wanted to go to Africa for a better life where there is no racism like in the evil United States?  Where are the Wakandan warriors to save those girls?
Title: Re: Can we stop talking about blacks unless its showbiz or sports?
Post by: pamith on June 19, 2020, 06:44:28 AM
What did Mike Tyson really bench press? I can't believe it was the 500lb claimed
Maybe around 450 lbs
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 19, 2020, 07:36:49 AM
I'm sure there are some other Black militants here that live the life of self-pity victimhood.
And? What are you saying, they don't matter? Hate to break it to you, but #AllLivesMatter.


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You corrected nothing. Just made up a lie that I claimed slavery ended racism.
You wrote it, not me.

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You need to pay attention. I said a statement of fact as it pertained to me.
No, because the statement you were responding to was that I could probably pass as white BEFORE you, not TO you. And in your response you said "how you come across to people on this board" and "tell us", meaning you felt you were speaking for other people. But I'm sure you'll figure out a way to explain how I'm twisting your words.

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I found it ironic how you seemed to be almost proud that you would be thought of as sounding White. You should be. Sounding White means being somewhat articulate and you say the word "ask" not "axe".

No, it wasn't any particular point of  pride. Pretty much all of the black posters here that I can think of express themselves well and there are plenty of white posters who can barely string a sentence together. It had more to do with you clearly attempting to use a race-based insult that was demonstrably false.   (And we can confirm that it was shaping up to be an attempt at an insult because despite you saying it wasn't meant as an insult, you stayed absolutely true to form and contradicted that in the very next post.) To a lesser extent, it was a response to your claim that all of my posts are filtered by racism.

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Nice try -- NOT! I've never been drunk or high ever in my life nor have I even seen what crack or a crack pipe looks like in real life. I truly doubt you can truthfully say the same thing.

You have a real issue with picking up on sarcasm.  As for the second part of that statement, it would just be  another thing you were wrong about:
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=647323.msg9083512#msg9083512

 But it doesn't matter... just keep repeating it and after enough times Kwon will eventually fly out and try to suck you off.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 19, 2020, 07:40:34 AM
I thought many American blacks wanted to go to Africa for a better life where there is no racism like in the evil United States?  Where are the Wakandan warriors to save those girls?

No, These Are Not African Slaves At A Market In Libya (https://factcheck.afp.com/no-these-are-not-african-slaves-market-libya)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: hardgainerj on June 19, 2020, 08:35:19 AM
obama's son shopping at macy

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: G_Thang on June 19, 2020, 09:13:17 AM
obama's son shopping at macy



“A man at a store in #Flint allegedly referred to a black man in the store as a ‘n***er’ while talking on the #phone,” Nasheed said.  Michigan police probing whether Macy’s beat down was possible assault
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 19, 2020, 09:33:33 AM
No, These Are Not African Slaves At A Market In Libya (https://factcheck.afp.com/no-these-are-not-african-slaves-market-libya)
Sure they are, they are just slaves for sex and not cotton pickers.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 19, 2020, 11:44:59 AM
“A man at a store in #Flint allegedly referred to a black man in the store as a ‘n***er’ while talking on the #phone,” Nasheed said.  Michigan police probing whether Macy’s beat down was possible assault


That's what happened here too. Black woman allegedly referred to a black man as a ‘n***er’ while talking on the #phone,” Nasheed said.  Police probing whether beat down was possible assault


Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 19, 2020, 11:47:43 AM
“A man at a store in #Flint allegedly referred to a black man in the store as a ‘n***er’ while talking on the #phone,” Nasheed said.  Michigan police probing whether Macy’s beat down was possible assault


Same thing here: 

Very Bad


https://twitter.com/SlinksNieuws/status/1273780302125715457 (https://twitter.com/SlinksNieuws/status/1273780302125715457)


Black infant allegedly referred to a black woman as a ‘n***er’,  Nasheed said.  Police probing whether beat down was possible assault
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 19, 2020, 11:58:01 AM

Same thing here: 

Very Bad


https://twitter.com/SlinksNieuws/status/1273780302125715457 (https://twitter.com/SlinksNieuws/status/1273780302125715457)


Black infant allegedly referred to a black woman as a ‘n***er’,  Nasheed said.  Police probing whether beat down was possible assault

No IQ there whatsoever, what a psycopath
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 19, 2020, 11:59:24 AM
I watched the videos you've saved to your Instagram. Seeing them made me feel bad for you. Many people like myself save videos and photos of family and friends as well as those on topics which interest us. You are on a bodybuilding forum and yet where are your Instagram videos of bodybuilders or at least exercise routines?

I didn't need to watch your collection of racially charged videos to see what I see in the media everyday. At least in the media we are afforded various perspectives and not just those that confirm our foregone conclusions. Why are there no videos on your Instagram showing the hostile actions of other folks besides blacks? Here's why; your mind is as closed as a steel trap. You only want experiences that confirm what you already think.

At least on Getbig, you have a lot of company so you will likely never question what you believe because there is almost no one here who believes differently or if they do is willing to express this.

Incidentally, in the 70's My wife and I bought and lived in a house in what was then Portland's "black neighborhood" so I do have a little experience living outside the white "bubble". There was some shit going on there, but there were also a lot of great people who were our neighbors and became our friends. Damn, wish I'd hung onto that place for a couple of decades because the neighborhood became gentrified and that house is worth a fortune today. Live and learn.

show me the videos of whites doing similar things to blacks, if they existed we all would've saw them by now as CNN would be showing them non stop

i didn't save the videos, i linked them here that isn't my page

like i said before, you are proof that wisdom doesn't automatically come with age

i actually felt bad for you when half the board was calling you "soggy", now i think you deserved it as you side with the scum of the earth despite the fact you are everything they hate the most ::)

E
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: joswift on June 19, 2020, 12:07:08 PM
I watched the videos you've saved to your Instagram. Seeing them made me feel bad for you. Many people like myself save videos and photos of family and friends as well as those on topics which interest us. You are on a bodybuilding forum and yet where are your Instagram videos of bodybuilders or at least exercise routines?

I didn't need to watch your collection of racially charged videos to see what I see in the media everyday. At least in the media we are afforded various perspectives and not just those that confirm our foregone conclusions. Why are there no videos on your Instagram showing the hostile actions of other folks besides blacks? Here's why; your mind is as closed as a steel trap. You only want experiences that confirm what you already think.

At least on Getbig, you have a lot of company so you will likely never question what you believe because there is almost no one here who believes differently or if they do is willing to express this.

Incidentally, in the 70's My wife and I bought and lived in a house in what was then Portland's "black neighborhood" so I do have a little experience living outside the white "bubble". There was some shit going on there, but there were also a lot of great people who were our neighbors and became our friends. Damn, wish I'd hung onto that place for a couple of decades because the neighborhood became gentrified and that house is worth a fortune today. Live and learn.

If you can find any videos of blacks beating whites in the media please post them.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 19, 2020, 12:07:13 PM
No IQ there whatsoever, what a psycopath


Tariq Nasheed is the despicable pile of shit that minimizes videos of blacks committing hate atrocities and thinks he's cute by fabricating that the victim called the sick black psychopath a n*****r first which then precipitated the victim's "deserved" beating or murder.


There's only a handful of child molesters that follow Tariq Nasheed.

(https://i.postimg.cc/SKHp0WxP/q-EZ2-Vfayq-YA-640x360.jpg)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 19, 2020, 12:11:08 PM
(https://scontent.farn2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/104476259_3282113335153108_6432451252080398559_n.jpg?_nc_cat=108&_nc_sid=ca434c&_nc_ohc=-RwLrqMRFdgAX-UEMhg&_nc_ht=scontent.farn2-1.fna&oh=84a08425e5cdd283706a5c6f16e80ff8&oe=5F13961C)

PEACEFUL VID (https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1252566719874379776/pu/vid/404x720/DQam2yyqCjbGmRLl.mp4?tag=10)



Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 19, 2020, 12:16:15 PM
I thought many American blacks wanted to go to Africa for a better life where there is no racism like in the evil United States?  Where are the Wakandan warriors to save those girls?

Where are all the BLM campaigns to save these black slaves in Africa?

 ???
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 19, 2020, 12:26:02 PM
Damn Prime, You were in Portland during the 70's? It must have been like Africa, oh wait -

Portland, Oregon 1970's population - 87 - 93 % white, 5.6 - 7.7% Black, 1.7 - 2% Spanish * .

(https://legacy.npr.org/news/graphics/2011/02/gr-portlandraces-300.gif).

(https://pics4.city-data.com/sgraphs/races/races-Portland-OR.png).

* See page 93 here - https://www.census.gov/population/www/documentation/twps0076/twps0076.pdf  .

I'm surprised the black population was that high in the 1970's. In 2019 African Americans made up only 5.8% of the total Portland population.

That the black population was as low as it was in the 70's makes the fact that we bought and lived in a house in the black area of Portland all the more significant. Including us, there were only three white families on our block the rest of the
households were occupied by black folks. We paid a fair price for the house. We could have bought a house in many other mostly white areas of Portland, but we didn't.

My wife and I moved to Portland, OR from West Hollywood, CA in the late 60's because we were expecting our first born and wanted to have a house rather than an apartment, which was all we could afford in West Hollywood. My wife's close friend had moved to Portland to attend Portland University several years prior. She raved about how great it was here. We rented our first house here for $75 a month including utilities. We'd been paying $250 a month for a two bedroom townhouse in West Hollywood. The opportunity to save money was the main lure.

Over the next couple of decades our families followed suit, by moving from Southern California to Portland. They did so for a variety of reasons. Mainly because they were tired of the stress of big city life with traffic jams and long commutes. None of them lived in black or Latino areas of L.A. County. It safe to assume they did not move here because of the racial demographics.   
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 19, 2020, 12:30:21 PM
(https://i.imgflip.com/45mpyb.jpg)

Men, whether young or old don't get pregnant and give birth 9 months later. You've claim to not be very smart. I'm beginning to believe you are right about that.  ;)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 19, 2020, 12:52:33 PM
Good old Prime.

He just can’t figure out what point he’s trying to make.

 Arguing about how experienced and cultured he is based on his diverse neighborhood from 45 years ago, no matter what the statistics say... and how that home could have made him a fortune because the neighborhood became gentrified....

I mean seriously you can’t make this up.

My point is simple. I make nothing up, I simply tell it as it is or was...otherwise known as the truth. There is no argument.

I'm not sure how relating that a neighborhood I once lived in later became gentrified has anything to do with my past experience living there. I mentioned it because it is ironic from an investment standpoint. My home today is much larger, newer and in a better school district yet that first home is probably worth more than the one I own now. Housing costs in the city of Portland are disproportionately expensive and out of reach for most people, regardless of their race.   
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Skeletor on June 19, 2020, 12:54:38 PM
Men, whether young or old don't get pregnant and give birth 9 months later. You've claim to not be very smart. I'm beginning to believe you are right about that.  ;)

So, you are a bigot and "transphobe"?

(https://i.redd.it/hnlop9n2opz31.jpg)


Transgender man in Portland gives birth to baby boy

https://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/2017/08/transgender_man_gives_birth_to.html

(https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/170608104043-01-trans-man-pregnant-trnd-large-169.jpg)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 19, 2020, 01:09:41 PM
If you can find any videos of blacks beating whites in the media please post them.

Were not the videos you posted on Instagram (which is social media) taken from the Internet on social media websites? The definition of media is; noun. a plural of medium. (usually used with a plural verb) the means of communication, as radio and television, newspapers, magazines, and the Internet, that reach or influence people widely:

Facebook, which is social media just removed some of Trump's campaign adds because they contained a Nazi symbol....an upside down triangle.

(https://www.nydailynews.com/resizer/N3iMq9BFBMoqNtv2X3jo9CMKGP0=/1400x0/top/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/tronc/A2OUUD2OLZGNPAS2TZIAJMKG7Q.png)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Al Doggity on June 19, 2020, 01:10:22 PM
Where are all the BLM campaigns to save these black slaves in Africa?

 ???

No, These Are Not African Slaves At A Market In Libya (https://factcheck.afp.com/no-these-are-not-african-slaves-market-libya)

https://factcheck.afp.com/no-these-are-not-african-slaves-market-libya
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 19, 2020, 01:13:46 PM
So, you are a bigot and "transphobe"?

(https://i.redd.it/hnlop9n2opz31.jpg)


Transgender man in Portland gives birth to baby boy

https://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/2017/08/transgender_man_gives_birth_to.html

(https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/170608104043-01-trans-man-pregnant-trnd-large-169.jpg)


Are you suggesting the Scott was referencing transgender men in his post? That was not my impression.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 19, 2020, 01:23:29 PM
OOPS! Where's the remaining $29,800,000+ they raised to bail us out of jail?  ??? ??? ??? ???


(https://i.postimg.cc/W4g95Khh/Ea5fi-Xc-Wk-AAh3-T1.jpg) (https://i.postimg.cc/fLMvBRGr/Ea5fge-GXs-AAZCIw.jpg)

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Bevo on June 19, 2020, 01:27:33 PM
OOPS! Where's the remaining $29,800,000+ they raised to bail us out of jail?  ??? ??? ??? ???


(https://i.postimg.cc/W4g95Khh/Ea5fi-Xc-Wk-AAh3-T1.jpg) (https://i.postimg.cc/fLMvBRGr/Ea5fge-GXs-AAZCIw.jpg)

That guy has such a punchable face. It’s the stupid looking nose
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: hardgainerj on June 19, 2020, 01:30:30 PM
https://streamable.com/4vas4g
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 19, 2020, 01:56:25 PM
I'll have to ignore these hate crimes because the corporate media, which is my only source for news, hasn't reported on them.


https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274059176151363585 (https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274059176151363585)

https://twitter.com/BaronStrucker/status/1273955133781671936 (https://twitter.com/BaronStrucker/status/1273955133781671936)

https://twitter.com/nicjohnson17/status/1273940895574917121 (https://twitter.com/nicjohnson17/status/1273940895574917121)

Jimmy Dore is a Bernie-voting liberal but he explains the corporate censorship of conservative AND liberal independent media very well.

People that follow corporate CNN, etc.. narratives are pure hate. Repulsive sickening bigoted filth, creepy perverted monsters. Fuck you.



Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Dave D on June 19, 2020, 02:20:12 PM
My point is simple. I make nothing up, I simply tell it as it is or was...otherwise known as the truth. There is no argument.

I'm not sure how relating that a neighborhood I once lived in later became gentrified has anything to do with my past experience living there. I mentioned it because it is ironic from an investment standpoint. My home today is much larger, newer and in a better school district yet that first home is probably worth more than the one I own now. Housing costs in the city of Portland are disproportionately expensive and out of reach for most people, regardless of their race.   

Prime I can’t help you.

Why is it ironic from an investment standpoint? You moved to an area where it was very cheap to live. You said you were one of the few white families in a black neighborhood, in a city that has a small amount of minorities. Then you said the value of the property shot up due to gentrification and you should have held on to the home.

Let me ask what point are you making? Or are you just stating facts?

Why do you argue the value of black lives when you live in a white community? Why are you not also standing up for Hong Kong and Chinese lives, or North Koreans? Those people suffer much worse atrocities than American criminals. And I refer to these men as American criminals because that is what they are regardless of color.

And no they should not have been killed because they are innocent until proven guilty. But we should also use the same standard on the police officers who are making decisions under extreme duress.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 19, 2020, 02:29:15 PM
No, These Are Not African Slaves At A Market In Libya (https://factcheck.afp.com/no-these-are-not-african-slaves-market-libya)

https://factcheck.afp.com/no-these-are-not-african-slaves-market-libya

'It Was As if We Weren’t Human.' Inside the Modern Slave Trade Trapping African Migrants

https://time.com/longform/african-slave-trade/

Executions, torture and slave markets persist in Libya: U.N.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-libya-security-rights/executions-torture-and-slave-markets-persist-in-libya-u-n-idUSKBN1GX1JY

Slavery in Libya: Life inside a container
Two Eritreans, sold as slaves, share harrowing details of their time inside illegal detention centres in Libya.


https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/01/slavery-libya-life-container-180121084314393.html

Humans For Sale: Libyan Slave Trade Continues

https://www.newsweek.com/humans-sale-libyan-slave-trade-continues-while-militants-kill-and-torture-855118
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 19, 2020, 02:33:32 PM
'It Was As if We Weren’t Human.' Inside the Modern Slave Trade Trapping African Migrants

https://time.com/longform/african-slave-trade/


If the exact same thing were happening in the US, except switch out Arabs for Whites, miraculously it would not be defended, qualified, or minimized by those qualifying, defending and minimizing. No hairs would be split. No arguments over semantics. It would be regarded as slavery by those denying it's slavery. Because the goal is solely to attack Whitey, despite the fact that most Whites came to the US after the Civil War and were "rewarded" with perpetual Black violence while those same Blacks never miss an opportunity to suck every last dick of the elites that enslaved them in the first place.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: joswift on June 19, 2020, 02:45:10 PM
Were not the videos you posted on Instagram (which is social media) taken from the Internet on social media websites? The definition of media is; noun. a plural of medium. (usually used with a plural verb) the means of communication, as radio and television, newspapers, magazines, and the Internet, that reach or influence people widely:

Facebook, which is social media just removed some of Trump's campaign adds because they contained a Nazi symbol....an upside down triangle.

(https://www.nydailynews.com/resizer/N3iMq9BFBMoqNtv2X3jo9CMKGP0=/1400x0/top/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/tronc/A2OUUD2OLZGNPAS2TZIAJMKG7Q.png)

you know exactly what I meant when I wrote "media"

I cant believe you spent all that time writing that post to pretend you didnt.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 19, 2020, 02:54:47 PM
I'll have to ignore these hate crimes because the corporate media, which is my only source for news, hasn't reported on them.


https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274059176151363585 (https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274059176151363585)

https://twitter.com/BaronStrucker/status/1273955133781671936 (https://twitter.com/BaronStrucker/status/1273955133781671936)

https://twitter.com/nicjohnson17/status/1273940895574917121 (https://twitter.com/nicjohnson17/status/1273940895574917121)

Jimmy Dore is a Bernie-voting liberal but he explains the corporate censorship of conservative AND liberal independent media very well.

People that follow corporate CNN, etc.. narratives are pure hate. Repulsive sickening bigoted filth, creepy perverted monsters. Fuck you.



While these twitter posts are horrendous to watch, they are hardly major news. You can't honestly expect corporate media to report on every fight that breaks out between what appears to be teenagers. And unless who ever took these videos sent them to mainstream media, how would they even know about them?

If in any of these three examples of juvenile "hate crimes" resulted in a serious injury or death, you can bet the media would be all over it. Imagine if the young fellow who had his skate board stolen by a couple of punks reported it to the police, what do you think the police would do about it? My guess is they'd do nothing. Post some newsworthy examples and you might have a point.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 19, 2020, 03:09:05 PM
The results of 'black leadership' speaks for itself, just look at Africa and Haiti.

Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 19, 2020, 03:27:46 PM
While these twitter posts are horrendous to watch, they are hardly major news. You can't honestly expect corporate media to report on every fight that breaks out between what appears to be teenagers. And unless who ever took these videos sent them to mainstream media, how would they even know about them?

If in any of these three examples of juvenile "hate crimes" resulted in a serious injury or death, you can bet the media would be all over it. Imagine if the young fellow who had his skate board stolen by a couple of punks reported it to the police, what do you think the police would do about it? My guess is they'd do nothing. Post some newsworthy examples and you might have a point.

Isn't it funny though that a woman in NY, that was recorded making a 911 call falsely reporting that a black man was attacking her, made international news and was broadcast on corporate media over and over again and led to the woman being fired. Out of everything happening in the world, was that newsworthy? Did that result in a serious injury or death?

The point is hypocrisy. Double standards. The powerful corporate media almost completely control the narratives. That is the point of posting all these attacks. Collectively, they show a pattern and those videos posted here are the tiny tip of the iceberg. It is a BIG, BIG problem. And children deal with it every day at schools. It is FAR from isolated.

People do send these videos to the corporate media and they ignore it. The national corporate media ignored the nursing home beatings, which I hope you are aware of. Tucker Carlson gave it a tiny mention but that was it. One local station covered it. Believe me, I am in contact with many people that sent those nursing home videos to dozens of stations and networks. The corporate media knows about it.

What about the recent news story of the "white" woman sticking racist letters on the doors of Asians in Northern Ca? Did that result in a serious injury or death? The media was all over it until they learned the woman's name was Nancy Arechiga and was very Hispanic, NOT WHITE. Oops! The media dropped it like a hot potato. No follow ups. Should that have been a national story in the first place? If so, should it have also been when the perp was found out to be Hispanic? Is the corporate media covering the Dijon, France gang wars that resemble actual wars? They give it very, very scant attention. Yes, injuries and death there. On the internet, you can see important stories from all over the world that the media never touches. They have an agenda. All corporate media, Fox, all of them.

Watch that Jimmy Dore video and you'll see what slimeballs the corporate media are.


More:

https://twitter.com/joshlecash/status/1274002281084551170
 (https://twitter.com/joshlecash/status/1274002281084551170)

https://twitter.com/BaronStrucker/status/1274113849835360260 (https://twitter.com/BaronStrucker/status/1274113849835360260)

Do you think this bald guy and his wife are rabble-rousers and this is the every day normal for their neighborhood?
Telling him you're a liberal won't help.


https://twitter.com/RealJamesWoods/status/1274114225082753026
 (https://twitter.com/RealJamesWoods/status/1274114225082753026)

What's this? Another?

https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274054497958891520
 (https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274054497958891520)
There are thousands of these but not vice-versa. 
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 19, 2020, 03:50:38 PM
Prime I can’t help you.

Why is it ironic from an investment standpoint? You moved to an area where it was very cheap to live. You said you were one of the few white families in a black neighborhood, in a city that has a small amount of minorities. Then you said the value of the property shot up due to gentrification and you should have held on to the home.

Let me ask what point are you making? Or are you just stating facts?

Why do you argue the value of black lives when you live in a white community? Why are you not also standing up for Hong Kong and Chinese lives, or North Koreans? Those people suffer much worse atrocities than American criminals. And I refer to these men as American criminals because that is what they are regardless of color.

And no they should not have been killed because they are innocent until proven guilty. But we should also use the same standard on the police officers who are making decisions under extreme duress.

Just to be clear, I wasn't expecting your help. Why would I?

I bought, fixed up and sold several homes for a profit, which I reinvested in the next property thus moving up in value each time. As a result, I live in a beautiful home that I wouldn't have otherwise been able to afford to buy.  The irony is, had I stayed put, I'd be living in a nice place, although smaller and lesser in every way except price and proximity to downtown Portland. This is an observation and a fact. It is not a complaint. If I were starting over I would not change anything. I enjoy where I live and it definitely suits my needs. Maybe this is why I've stayed here for 22 years.

One again, I am not arguing anything. I do have an opinion though. It is that people, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, occupation (including the police) or religion should all be treated equally.  Despite what anyone thinks or the media reports, I believe all criminal suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Unfortunately, this is not true everywhere in the world. It is definitely not the how a lot of folks on Getbig think judging by their posts, which often show extreme prejudice.

Oh, and I guess the 'black lives matter' movement means something to some people in my "lily white' town because they are peacefully protesting in small groups at the roadsides in West Linn. Interestingly enough, I have yet to see an African American among them....but then African Americans make up only 1.79% of the population in this town.

Echoing Joe Friday's famous business-like catch phrase, “Just the facts, ma'am.”  :)



 
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 19, 2020, 05:42:34 PM
The results of 'black leadership' speaks for itself, just look at Africa and Haiti.

just look at the cities where they are mayor

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Earl1972 on June 19, 2020, 05:51:35 PM


Oh, and I guess the 'black lives matter' movement means something to some people in my "lily white' town because they are peacefully protesting in small groups at the roadsides in West Linn. Interestingly enough, I have yet to see an African American among them....but then African Americans make up only 1.79% of the population in this town.


the same where i live, the whitest towns are having protests

they should move to diverse areas if they want diversity so much, otherwise shut the fuck up

one nice white school district in my area borders a horrible black school district, there has been talk of merging the schools for years but the white school district wants no part of it, yet they still had their protests ::)

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Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Dave D on June 19, 2020, 07:43:12 PM
Just to be clear, I wasn't expecting your help. Why would I?

I bought, fixed up and sold several homes for a profit, which I reinvested in the next property thus moving up in value each time. As a result, I live in a beautiful home that I wouldn't have otherwise been able to afford to buy.  The irony is, had I stayed put, I'd be living in a nice place, although smaller and lesser in every way except price and proximity to downtown Portland. This is an observation and a fact. It is not a complaint. If I were starting over I would not change anything. I enjoy where I live and it definitely suits my needs. Maybe this is why I've stayed here for 22 years.

One again, I am not arguing anything. I do have an opinion though. It is that people, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, occupation (including the police) or religion should all be treated equally.  Despite what anyone thinks or the media reports, I believe all criminal suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Unfortunately, this is not true everywhere in the world. It is definitely not the how a lot of folks on Getbig think judging by their posts, which often show extreme prejudice.

Oh, and I guess the 'black lives matter' movement means something to some people in my "lily white' town because they are peacefully protesting in small groups at the roadsides in West Linn. Interestingly enough, I have yet to see an African American among them....but then African Americans make up only 1.79% of the population in this town.

Echoing Joe Friday's famous business-like catch phrase, “Just the facts, ma'am.”  :)

I get what you’re saying, you’re only interested in your points. Now I know.

I don’t think the majority here are implying people should be treated unequally. Racists are what they are, nothing will change them. But there are plenty of people calling a spade a spade, that’s not wrong let alone racist.

Congratulations on the protest, I hope the people they’re fighting for move into your neighborhood.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 19, 2020, 08:26:45 PM
OOPS! Where's the remaining $29,800,000+ they raised to bail us out of jail?  ??? ??? ??? ???


(https://i.postimg.cc/W4g95Khh/Ea5fi-Xc-Wk-AAh3-T1.jpg)

Epitome of Jewish Nose there! :D
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: hardgainerj on June 19, 2020, 08:43:49 PM
https://streamable.com/jh35cl
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: hardgainerj on June 19, 2020, 08:44:38 PM
Epitome of Jewish Nose there! :D
god's chosen schnoz
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 20, 2020, 02:46:04 AM
Just to be clear, I wasn't expecting your help. Why would I?

I bought, fixed up and sold several homes for a profit, which I reinvested in the next property thus moving up in value each time. As a result, I live in a beautiful home that I wouldn't have otherwise been able to afford to buy.  The irony is, had I stayed put, I'd be living in a nice place, although smaller and lesser in every way except price and proximity to downtown Portland. This is an observation and a fact. It is not a complaint. If I were starting over I would not change anything. I enjoy where I live and it definitely suits my needs. Maybe this is why I've stayed here for 22 years.

One again, I am not arguing anything. I do have an opinion though. It is that people, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, occupation (including the police) or religion should all be treated equally.  Despite what anyone thinks or the media reports, I believe all criminal suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Unfortunately, this is not true everywhere in the world. It is definitely not the how a lot of folks on Getbig think judging by their posts, which often show extreme prejudice.

Oh, and I guess the 'black lives matter' movement means something to some people in my "lily white' town because they are peacefully protesting in small groups at the roadsides in West Linn. Interestingly enough, I have yet to see an African American among them....but then African Americans make up only 1.79% of the population in this town.

Echoing Joe Friday's famous business-like catch phrase, “Just the facts, ma'am.”  :)

What exactly are they protesting about?

The policemen responsible for the killing will end up in jail for life or a very long time, the police and government obviously does not condone their behaviour.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: joswift on June 20, 2020, 03:15:12 AM
What exactly are they protesting about?

The policemen responsible for the killing will end up in jail for life or a very long time, the police and government obviously does not condone their behaviour.

they want a big pile of free money
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 20, 2020, 03:17:20 AM
I want "reparations" for something that happened in 275 AD!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: IroNat on June 20, 2020, 07:49:50 AM
I want "reparations" for something that happened in 275 AD!

I'm looking for around 60 B.C.

Maybe we can join up.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: G_Thang on June 20, 2020, 08:08:40 AM
I want "reparations" for something that happened in 275 AD!

Bi!ch, you don't even live in American't.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Griffith on June 20, 2020, 08:12:19 AM
I want "reparations" for something that happened in 275 AD!

476 AD here  >:(
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Dave D on June 20, 2020, 08:42:28 AM
Bi!ch, you don't even live in American't.

And you dont think he should be compensated for suffering through this?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Humble Narcissist on June 20, 2020, 10:26:31 AM
Bi!ch, you don't even live in American't.
That's nationalism!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 20, 2020, 02:46:33 PM
What is this?


https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274406293617299456 (https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274406293617299456)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Skeletor on June 20, 2020, 02:50:24 PM
What is this?


https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274406293617299456 (https://twitter.com/BubetteS/status/1274406293617299456)

A jogger?
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: MAXX on June 20, 2020, 03:36:12 PM
Bi!ch, you don't even live in American't.
your home is Africa ne@ro

America was built by european whites.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Primemuscle on June 20, 2020, 04:00:30 PM
the same where i live, the whitest towns are having protests

they should move to diverse areas if they want diversity so much, otherwise shut the fuck up

one nice white school district in my area borders a horrible black school district, there has been talk of merging the schools for years but the white school district wants no part of it, yet they still had their protests ::)

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I should post a photo of this interesting phenomena, A few blocks away from me, there is one completely residential street that is about three blocks long and is also dead ended that only gets a small amount of local traffic, mainly just folks who live there and yet about a third of the houses have 'black lives matter' signs posted in front. Only one house has an 'all lives matter' sign. I'm fairly confident that most of the folks living there are white.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 20, 2020, 04:02:07 PM
I'm looking for around 60 B.C.

Maybe we can join up.

Yes! Let us combine with those that seek reparations for 476 AD as well!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Megalodon on June 20, 2020, 04:23:29 PM
Leptoptilos robustus is seeking reparations against Homo floresiensis for their late-Pleistocene role in the Giant Stork Massacre at Komodo Ridge.   >:( >:( >:(

(https://i.postimg.cc/NFb6FD47/homo-floresiensis-giant-fauna.jpg)
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: joswift on June 20, 2020, 04:27:38 PM
I should post a photo of this interesting phenomena, A few blocks away from me, there is one completely residential street that is about three blocks long and is also dead ended that only gets a small amount of local traffic, mainly just folks who live there and yet about a third of the houses have 'black lives matter' signs posted in front. Only one house has an 'all lives matter' sign. I'm fairly confident that most of the folks living there are white.

Whats the street called "Virtue signallers close"
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Kwon on June 20, 2020, 04:29:40 PM
Leptoptilos robustus is seeking reparations against Homo floresiensis for their late-Pleistocene role in the Giant Stork Massacre at Komodo Ridge.   >:( >:( >:(

(https://i.postimg.cc/NFb6FD47/homo-floresiensis-giant-fauna.jpg)



Truth!
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: pellius on June 21, 2020, 12:19:00 AM
And? What are you saying, they don't matter? Hate to break it to you, but #AllLivesMatter.

Yes, of course. But you can get flamed and even fired from your job by saying this. https://nypost.com/2020/06/02/nba-announcer-grant-napear-fired-over-all-live-matter-comment/

Quote
You wrote it, not me.

No I didn't. Prove it. Show me where I wrote that slavery ended racism in America. If you can't then be a man and admit that you lied.

Quote

No, because the statement you were responding to was that I could probably pass as white BEFORE you, not TO you. And in your response you said "how you come across to people on this board" and "tell us", meaning you felt you were speaking for other people. But I'm sure you'll figure out a way to explain how I'm twisting your words.

No, you said that before it was known you were Black some people were not sure. I was pretty sure you were Black before it became common knowledge. When I say you have no idea how you come across on this board you know very well I didn't mean you come across as Black. You come across as a very ungrateful, bitter, race-baiting American-hating, victim that feels sorry for yourself and feels White people owe you something.

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No, it wasn't any particular point of pride. Pretty much all of the black posters here that I can think of express themselves well and there are plenty of white posters who can barely string a sentence together. It had more to do with you clearly attempting to use a race-based insult that was demonstrably false.   (And we can confirm that it was shaping up to be an attempt at an insult because despite you saying it wasn't meant as an insult, you stayed absolutely true to form and contradicted that in the very next post.) To a lesser extent, it was a response to your claim that all of my posts are filtered by racism.

It is well known that the inner-city Blacks that everybody knows we are referring to are barely literate. When a Black in the ghetto tries to get an education and speak properly he is accused of trying to act White. "Talking White" simply means, and you know it, that you speak and communicate intelligently. So the fact that you speak and write well and are intelligent makes you an exception to that rule. You don't speak and write, and I have no doubt, act, like the Black thugs society has a problem with but you do hold the racist views of resentment, bitterness, ingratitude, and hostility to America and the White people that you believe systemically plots against you. Those views is what led me to believe you are Black.

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You have a real issue with picking up on sarcasm.  As for the second part of that statement, it would just be  another thing you were wrong about:
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=647323.msg9083512#msg9083512

 But it doesn't matter... just keep repeating it and after enough times Kwon will eventually fly out and try to suck you off.

Well, that is good to hear. Again, that makes you a huge exception that even you will have to admit. Alcohol and drugs are a major problem in the Black culture, and, well, admittedly, in society at large. You probably had both a father and a mother and came from a strict upbringing which also accounts for you being educated. In that respect, they did a great job.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Methyl m1ke on June 22, 2020, 01:23:05 AM
Epitome of Jewish Nose there! :D

I bet he can smell gold like a bloodhound
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Teutonic Knight 1 on June 22, 2020, 02:57:34 AM
Leptoptilos robustus is seeking reparations against Homo floresiensis for their late-Pleistocene role in the Giant Stork Massacre at Komodo Ridge.   >:( >:( >:(

(https://i.postimg.cc/NFb6FD47/homo-floresiensis-giant-fauna.jpg)


Little guys use to live in Indonesia & Australia, but Aussie Blacks cannibalize them !.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: Methyl m1ke on June 22, 2020, 11:15:23 AM
SO this thread has successfully shown how unimportant blacks are to our society. Excellent work OP. I see yiunhavent been chugging semen. Some other board members should take note, this is how you write worthy threads.
Title: Re: The role and importance of Black people in American society
Post by: tommywishbone on June 22, 2020, 11:47:31 AM
I should post a photo of this interesting phenomena, A few blocks away from me, there is one completely residential street that is about three blocks long and is also dead ended that only gets a small amount of local traffic, mainly just folks who live there and yet about a third of the houses have 'black lives matter' signs posted in front. Only one house has an 'all lives matter' sign. I'm fairly confident that most of the folks living there are white.

To the retards that are rioting a BLM sign is the same thing as "Black owned business please do not burn" sign.  Just cowards pretending to give fuck one.