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[KING BENTLEY.]

oh wow ..... Ralf really broke it down in here


I'm turned on lol

[Stunna Gor’]

not gonna listen to a nigger that can't even see what's going on

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[Genesis]

To me when I hear it...

It sounds like... stop killing each other FIRST, and then you can justify a white cop killing a black man and getting away with it.

White people have been killing blacks for centuries... but when blacks finally fought back and came together. The whites COULD NOT HANDLE IT!

Why is it so hard to realize that unifying as common practice will help curve police brutality AND inner crime? Its not about picking a problem over the other. Its about changing methods.

And look at it this way. These white people now are descendants of slave owners. Why the fuck would they think you matter? When has it EVER been that way in their eyes? Thats like a fish begging a shark to stop eating fish.  Black people cant even concince black people that we matter. But we wanna beg these new generation slave owners? We arent even fighting them. Just posting memes and recording.


Two cops just walked free recently. But keep protesting right

[fedswatchin]

We have a lot of untangling and rebuilding to do.
My grandparents were alive when MLK was killed.  That's recent.

People weren't mentioning "black-on-black" anything prior to #BLM, so why say it now?

"black on black crime" has actually always been a saying in the Black community.

No shade but didn't we coin it?

"We gotta stop this Black on Black crime!"

So I won't say that its something recently introduced....

I'm not saying that it's NEW
I know it's been said.

But why is it a counter response? Or IMPORTANT enough to address now?

Let #BLM be it's own thing, is my point.

Its a counter reponse because black people are putting more effort into begging (not even fighting) white racists that we matter but not putting that same effort into convincing their OWN!

I know the issues we face in "our community".
I'm not enthused about it. 
We don't unify as much as we should.  That's my opinion. 

But I don't want THAT issue to overshadow the #BLM issue.

!!!

Yeah, they're separate issues Gen.

But tell us, Gen. You're BLACK

What business proposition could you spearhead to help grow black wealth?

[KING BENTLEY.]

not gonna listen to a nigger that can't even see what's going on

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it's giving me ....

[Rxxf]

We have a lot of untangling and rebuilding to do.
My grandparents were alive when MLK was killed.  That's recent.

People weren't mentioning "black-on-black" anything prior to #BLM, so why say it now?

"black on black crime" has actually always been a saying in the Black community.

No shade but didn't we coin it?

"We gotta stop this Black on Black crime!"

So I won't say that its something recently introduced....

I'm not saying that it's NEW
I know it's been said.

But why is it a counter response? Or IMPORTANT enough to address now?

Let #BLM be it's own thing, is my point.

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0YJunxYMASC

Thanks for responding so thoroughly.
I never said "our community" is not killing "each other", and I'm not disregarding "black on black" crime (I'm using these terms just to simplify the point).

I'm just saying to allow BOTH issues to EXIST on THEIR OWN.

I'm not sure if I'm making myself clear enough...
What you were saying in the recording didn't match up with what I was trying to convey.

[Stunna Gor’]

I get what he's saying.... But this just isn't the kind of thing you say publicly in front of whites because they're just gonna take this the wrong way and run with it.

[Genesis]

We have a lot of untangling and rebuilding to do.
My grandparents were alive when MLK was killed.  That's recent.

People weren't mentioning "black-on-black" anything prior to #BLM, so why say it now?

"black on black crime" has actually always been a saying in the Black community.

No shade but didn't we coin it?

"We gotta stop this Black on Black crime!"

So I won't say that its something recently introduced....

I'm not saying that it's NEW
I know it's been said.

But why is it a counter response? Or IMPORTANT enough to address now?

Let #BLM be it's own thing, is my point.

Its a counter reponse because black people are putting more effort into begging (not even fighting) white racists that we matter but not putting that same effort into convincing their OWN!

I know the issues we face in "our community".
I'm not enthused about it. 
We don't unify as much as we should.  That's my opinion. 

But I don't want THAT issue to overshadow the #BLM issue.

!!!

Yeah, they're separate issues Gen.

But tell us, Gen. You're BLACK

What business proposition could you spearhead to help grow black wealth?

What if I told you that you can combat both issues by doing one thing?

But Im crazy. Let blm countinue to fail.

[Rxxf]

To me when I hear it...

It sounds like... stop killing each other FIRST, and then you can justify a white cop killing a black man and getting away with it.

White people have been killing blacks for centuries... but when blacks finally fought back and came together. The whites COULD NOT HANDLE IT!

Why is it so hard to realize that unifying as common practice will help curve police brutality AND inner crime? Its not about picking a problem over the other. Its about changing methods.

And look at it this way. These white people now are descendants of slave owners. Why the fuck would they think you matter? When has it EVER been that way in their eyes? Thats like a fish begging a shark to stop eating fish.  Black people cant even concince black people that we matter. But we wanna beg these new generation slave owners? We arent even fighting them. Just posting memes and recording.


Two cops just walked free recently. But keep protesting right

Baby, hun.
I share that want too.

But I can't let THAT overshadow another issue.
I will address THAT, when I'm focused on "black-on-black" issues.

I just want the issues to STAND ALONE.  So there's ROOM to make change, see the connections even if you will, and really address specific issues at hand.

But I'm willing to grow and view other opinions.  So continue to speak, I'm open to different perspectives.

[yummy]

love your speaking voice, 'fro

[Rxxf]

We have a lot of untangling and rebuilding to do.
My grandparents were alive when MLK was killed.  That's recent.

People weren't mentioning "black-on-black" anything prior to #BLM, so why say it now?

"black on black crime" has actually always been a saying in the Black community.

No shade but didn't we coin it?

"We gotta stop this Black on Black crime!"

So I won't say that its something recently introduced....

I'm not saying that it's NEW
I know it's been said.

But why is it a counter response? Or IMPORTANT enough to address now?

Let #BLM be it's own thing, is my point.

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0YJunxYMASC

Thanks for responding so thoroughly.
I never said "our community" isn't not killing "each other". Or disregarding "black on black" crime (I'm using these terms just to simplify the point).

I'm just saying to allow BOTH issues to EXIST on THEIR OWN.

I'm not sure if I'm making myself clear enough...

http://vocaroo.com/i/s13aUWkYSsN0

Ok, fair enough.  I understand that.  The term. 

I don't walk around saying #BLM tho, personally.

I just say cops killing innocent black men.  However people want to take that...

[Rxxf]

I appreciate the recordings.
But I think you may have looked deeper into my post than needed.

Black men killing black men (++ being jailed thereafter) vs. and cops killing black men (and getting away with it) are two different issues.

[Rxxf]

Love you, Af.

[Genesis]

To me when I hear it...

It sounds like... stop killing each other FIRST, and then you can justify a white cop killing a black man and getting away with it.

White people have been killing blacks for centuries... but when blacks finally fought back and came together. The whites COULD NOT HANDLE IT!

Why is it so hard to realize that unifying as common practice will help curve police brutality AND inner crime? Its not about picking a problem over the other. Its about changing methods.

And look at it this way. These white people now are descendants of slave owners. Why the fuck would they think you matter? When has it EVER been that way in their eyes? Thats like a fish begging a shark to stop eating fish.  Black people cant even concince black people that we matter. But we wanna beg these new generation slave owners? We arent even fighting them. Just posting memes and recording.


Two cops just walked free recently. But keep protesting right

Baby, hun.
I share that want too.

But I can't let THAT overshadow another issue.
I will address THAT, when I'm focused on "black-on-black" issues.

I just want the issues to STAND ALONE.  So there's ROOM to make change, see the connections even if you will, and really address specific issues at hand.

But I'm willing to grow and view other opinions.  So continue to speak, I'm open to different perspectives.

The point you guys are missing is that stopping police brutality WONT work without unifying as a whole. It hasnt worked and will not work.


But, even if we take out the black on black crime, do you HONESTLY think blm is effective, or is it just a popular hashtag? How many successful convictions have they had? Lets cut the bullshit and talk facts.

Everyone.

[yummy]

love your speaking voice, 'fro

fck u hun