re: I’d love to spit some Beech Nut in this dude’s eyes AND…

There used to be people around that would handle this type of person.

Can't think of their name off the top of my head. But maybe they were not so bad after all.

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Blackness is a pathology.

Note- I do not mean black skin, but the culture of blackness. I'm not talking about your neighbors, coworkers, church family, friends... but the "I'm black before all else" mentality.


Edited to further add... I did not say nor did I mean black skin is a pathology- I said blackness.

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^^^^ The majority of the “good blacks” you’re referencing don’t like you no matter how much you may think they do

What’s they’ve done in their churches is use Samaritan like stories from the Bible but instead of the individual who decides and can help the needy, they want the state to compel everyone to be the Samaritan which defeats the purpose. With the way MLK twisted the message that’s how they rationalize it.

That one looks photoshopped

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That one looks photoshopped

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I agree... But.. It seems to be trending amongst certain people.

I really do not consider myself as a hateful, vindictive, mean, evil, person...but I do hope this POS dies of some horrible, painful, long lasting disease, and I hope it starts ................... RIGHT NOW.

Father, please forgive my short comings and anger towards this person.

It’s probably a Photoshop trend so you’ll see more and more people doing it

It’s just as bad as if it were real

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If George Floyd had a son…

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Doesn't he have like 8? The only thing he ever did for them was die of a fentanyl overdose.

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This is beyond fatigue.

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It has become cliche but the aaron mcgruder speech is coming to life in real time. It's become beyond fatigue.

I legitimately don't care anymore. I afford zero benefit of the doubt. I'm not open to listening. I don't care about the situation. I automatically assume the worst.

I'm all about helping people. Not by force of the government but I have no issue helping people get up on their feet. Growing up I had plenty of black friends that I was cool with. We hung out at school, they spent the night at my house, I slept over at their house, I went to family reunions. I've lost that "well they're black and it's hard for them here" feeling.

It honestly feels like I've lost a bit of my humanity with how flippant I am about it. It sucks, but they aren't helping it any at this point.

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^^^^ The majority of the “good blacks” you’re referencing don’t like you no matter how much you may think they do

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I disagree. There is no greater test than when your life is on the line, who steps up and who runs or cowers. I've had black men and white men alike step up and band together against other black men (or white) to protect their brothers in law enforcement - myself included. My best friend and partner is a young black man with a year in the Marshal's Service and I trust him with my life and my wife and child's life. He would tell you the same about his family.

My previous partner is a black man that I would say the same about.

The "good blacks" you're referring to are just people trying to get through the day, put food on the table and a roof over the heads of their family. They have kids they're trying to raise and stresses of their own, and don't have the time or emotional space to have this extracurricular hate that these jobless EBT people have because they're losers that want to blame everyone except the mirror.