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Re: Rich Paina - Racist or Race Realist? Apologizes
« Reply #50 on: September 02, 2017, 02:06:43 PM »
The most common defense you hear is poverty. However, this argument presupposes that the rest of the world doesn't exist. By world standards the American version of poverty is a joke. The United States is the fattest country on earth, African-American men are fatter than white men, and African-American women as a group are the fattest of the fat.


http://www.oecd.org/els/health-systems/Obesity-Update-2017.pdf




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And BTW, many of y'all have short memories. A few years ago Rich was driving rimmed up salvage title cars with body kits. Looking like he just got them off the set of a music vid. Think about it for sec.

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Re: Rich Paina - Racist or Race Realist? Apologizes
« Reply #51 on: September 02, 2017, 02:12:17 PM »
Ok, so we have established that blacks kill each other in far higher numbers than any other race. Not racist just fact. Why is this? Is it because their brains cannot process the idea of consequences in the same way as other races? What is causing all these senseless murders? Poverty? Under developed frontal cortexes? Societal pressures?

I believe primarily the one you listed regarding intellect with the other factors exacerbating this most important factor.

Despite the vile entertainment media featuring black characters as wizards, heroes, and protagonists cracking cases, movies like Boys in the Hood, Juice, New Jack City, Colors, and Menace to Society, portrayed blacks at their worst and instead of somehow showing that being violent, criminal, degenerate, slovenly, and illiterate is not the right way to be, it simply reinforced such. If I remember correctly, there was even gang violence at movie theaters showing Colors.

I remember being in eighth grade in 1993 and the day after the video for the song, "Throw Ya Guns in the Air", middle-class wiggers and students of other stripes were singing that degenerate song which glorified violence, with the video embellishing such glorification.

In some cases such a video would do the opposite of what the media intends to do (have the races co-mingle) and would have some people thinking, "I'm staying the hell away from such people", which is what sane people would think after watching physically jerky and confrontational gangs of people screaming for their penchant for robbery, assault, and murder.

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Re: Rich Paina - Racist or Race Realist? Apologizes
« Reply #52 on: September 03, 2017, 07:35:34 AM »
There is the 'big picture'....What you think of the race as a whole.
And then there is how you treat people as individuals....

Most rational people acknowledge AA's as a group are fucked up.....
But it's important to still treat each as individuals....

Actions are all that counts, not 'thoughts'...