re: Whats up with all the race stuff?

I quite literally said I needed to do better myself. You happened to leave that out when you quoted me.

But I will say, describing yourself as “one of the most self-reflective mother frickers around” makes me question you credentials. Not my business, I suppose. When you start a self help course online I’ll be the first to sign up to learn your ways.

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Black people are not the root of the problem. White people are not the root of the problem. Democrats are not the root of the problem. Republicans are not the root of the problem. We as a society just kind of suck. That’s the reality. I’m just hoping people (myself very much included) could be kinder to each other.

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You are right to a degree, but you also have to understand when there are certain problems around where you live and it mostly comes from certain areas. Areas you wouldn't ever drive through at night because someone could easily shoot at you because you are not from around there you see things a little different.

Does that mean that all people of certain races are the same? Absolutely not. But when you see one race killing each other on a regular basis and then all of a sudden there is a "black lives matter" campaign where if you don't support it then you are racist (that's just an example).

If you not familar with Kevin Gates, a rapper from Baton Rouge.. He says the same thing in this video. Is he racist?



Lil Wayne said pretty much the same thing.

Youtube Link

They are just telling the truth. That doesn't make someone racist.

Lil wayne says he is a rich black man and a white man saved his life. Does that make him racist?

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its a white racist,, they would never enter a dick measuring contest with a black guy

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Ok well that’s overtly racist you dumb Mexican.

Genetically im more European than most of you


Lineage bitch

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I quite literally said I needed to do better myself. You happened to leave that out when you quoted me.

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The way you do better is to not force your weird insistence that we "reflect" on how we react on an anonymous message board about criminal statistics. I'm sorry you're upset that people use phrases like dindunuffins or yoga bear references. We are not the problem. Go talk to your friends who are the problem -- the community that either ignores or defends the criminals.

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But I will say, describing yourself as “one of the most self-reflective mother frickers around” makes me question you credentials. Not my business, I suppose. When you start a self help course online I’ll be the first to sign up to learn your ways.

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I'm very accomplished. Just flew back from NYC tonight (sorry, don't do buses and didn't do subway while in NYC). Funny, a local New Yorker on the flight over told me not to use the subway at night. I don't know why they would say that...

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Have you ever, once, called anyone that wasn’t black a “dindu”? It’s a reasonable question.

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Well I don't remember calling anyone that.

But if hypothetically I had and hypothetically I'd never extended that phrase to non-black criminals, walk me through why this is important.

If in this example I'd regularly called trashy white criminals - "white trash" or variations on the theme - how would that factor in?

Point being, it arose from a particular cultural theme prevalent in the black community. It would be pretty weird to use it to describe the family of an Eastern European terrorist, although this board, as I recall, has done some pretty amusing variations on it to adapt to ethnicities in question.

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Fun tip next time you go, don’t refer to it as NYC. Or to someone who lives there as a “local New Yorker”.

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hipster kunt it is then

I’ve often heard NYU referred to as the Rice of the North.

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movedfrombatonrougetobostonguy08

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It does have a ring to it.

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Pick a topic. Education. Money. Travel. Chances are that I've done more and got more than you. What's accomplished to you?

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Business ethics.