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[Vonc2002]

Real interesting because I'd hate to address the real kii here in this thread.

Clue me in bby LOLZ

[Rxxf]

omf

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[FlowerBomb]

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[Rxxf]

pons, hun, nsfw tag plz

[pettypatty]

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[Vonc2002]

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This statement could very well be true, I'm just not wearing it on a T-Shirt

I agree, its ignorant

[yummy]

I feel like things are about to get interesting.

Yeah, Moo has alcohol poisoning

What's good faggot

[Young]

We've ALL experienced racism wether we know it or not. I've never experienced it directly but we have all experienced it indirectly.

Look around. Look at the media.

I think we've all be affected by racism, an experience is a different story. Usually you can recall a direct experience. And it leaves a much bigger impression on your life than something in existence that you didn't even acknowledge.

Ignorance is truly bliss.

That's why I said indirectly.

I wouldn't call it "affected" either unless you've been affected by it.
And TBH Some may have and not even know it.

But you can most definitely experience something indirectly and be completely unaware that you're experiencing it.
Especially an issue as large and systematic as racism.

The bolded is what I was getting at.

If you ask someone "have you experienced racism?"

They would have to recall an experience, and event in their life to provide an example.
IMO, they wouldn't be able to answer that unless they could recall a direct experience. Being pulled over, being singled out, cuffed, cursed at,  etc.

I think affected by racism is a better way to put it.

But I guess either could work

True. The technicalities are honestly neither here nor there.
The bigger issue IMO is being sympathetic to it because we're in this together . Some may have it harder than others or experiences to pin point but we cannot be cognitively dissonant about the whole thing because we don't have it as hard.

A lot of white people suffer from cognitive dissonance and it's really disgusting.

[Vonc2002]

Definitely makes us look stupid and makes the BLM movement look the way some White people would like it to look.

The true movement is nowhere near racist like this

BINGO!

[Young]

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[yummy]

The other day a white woman told me I looked exotic

Is that racism

[yummy]

Now that I think about it...everybody tells me that lmao

[como la whore]

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[Vonc2002]

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This is corny. everybody is using this BLM movement as a trend and for their own personal angenda

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you're so.......against the grain

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no ant is just from LA. sdsd

big city syndrome. if he took his ass down to the south for a bit
trust me he'd come back home with a bit of a different outlook 

i went down there wondering what the big deal was...just work hard! stop blaming the man!
and came back up damn near hating white people

sss

this isn't true tho sis

you only changed your views AFTER the board ripped you to shreds for making continuous ignorant statements against black culture

(half of which you're still making and masking under this faux-afrocentric mentality) 

but either way ... @ trying to tell Ant(and whoever else) what level of blackness he can achieve by where he lives

and I'll tell you right now our entire cause is comprised of much more than hair tips and ancestry.com results

that's for damn sure

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