I have seen enough of your posts in the political forum to strongly disagree with that statement. And I know now that the army of friends you have there that viciously attack anyone who dares to disagree are on the way.
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Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
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I have seen enough of your posts in the political forum to strongly disagree with that statement. And I know now that the army of friends you have there that viciously attack anyone who dares to disagree are on the way.
Believe whatever you want.
I don't need an 'army of friends' to defend me on anything. I can defend myself and my own statements.
But go on, keep treating me as a member of some group you believe I'm a part of in your mind. Keep striking out, slugger.
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Bay Arean
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Any careful reader would note the times Kurosaki has talked about interacting with people with righties views and trying to get by in this world.
No he doesn’t need me or any other soldier but c’mon, read the posts. He’s not a hard lefty whatsoever.
I think the issue that is questionable is this: if we are seeking reconciliation and acknowledgement of past generalizations, it could be argued that the name calling of saying “Uncle Tom” is wrong and hurtful.
To me, the more accurate, non-race based generalization is just someone who is perceived to be “selling out” to a power structure and delivering what is expected by something or someone in that structure, when its historically been against the interests of an oppressed group they belong to.
As a white person, I could never be comfortable using that term or any term on a black person because i have personally lived through the glacial process of society coming to understand how wrong it is to de-personalize. In the earliest years of my life, it was completely acceptable by “normal” society to call black people any number of things. Of course, the far right is still at it, but I don’t think it’s normal anymore.
No he doesn’t need me or any other soldier but c’mon, read the posts. He’s not a hard lefty whatsoever.
I think the issue that is questionable is this: if we are seeking reconciliation and acknowledgement of past generalizations, it could be argued that the name calling of saying “Uncle Tom” is wrong and hurtful.
To me, the more accurate, non-race based generalization is just someone who is perceived to be “selling out” to a power structure and delivering what is expected by something or someone in that structure, when its historically been against the interests of an oppressed group they belong to.
As a white person, I could never be comfortable using that term or any term on a black person because i have personally lived through the glacial process of society coming to understand how wrong it is to de-personalize. In the earliest years of my life, it was completely acceptable by “normal” society to call black people any number of things. Of course, the far right is still at it, but I don’t think it’s normal anymore.
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mean dad
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That Yoga person posts a lot like corb.
I'm sure corb wouldn't be so weak and pathetic as to join yet again with a fake profile, but the similarities are striking.
I'm sure corb wouldn't be so weak and pathetic as to join yet again with a fake profile, but the similarities are striking.
This is fair. The last time I can remember calling someone an Uncle Tom was after watching Django: Unchained and speaking of Samuel L. Jackson's character. But that was a movie.
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TylerW
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If they can define cultural Marxism, it ain't him.
Bay Arean
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That’s so funny because I thought of “Stephen (?)” when I was typing. Mighta been one of Jackson’s most successful acting roles. I was standing in the locker room when I was still at Richmond Y and these young black teenagers were just going on and on about Stephen in humor and amazement, because there it was in full glory and they were kind of mortified yet entertained and were quoting him. The “House N——“ and/or Uncle Tom, a “beloved” part of the southern family in that house in that time.
I just think some people push us hard to revulsion and apparently Candace has done it for you. Look where she is, look who she’s talking to and with. She once had a point but is now paid to be THAT thing. That’s what is so weird about punditry. It’s all about having a schtick and you can just imagine the producers wanting the same thing over and over again. And they will find a substitute should you change. That;s how Mark LeVin completely stole Savage’s schtick right down to the intro theme and bunker references: a harsh voiced New York Jew saying very conservative things. But Levin could be trusted to stay with correct views while Savage was alway a loose cannon, especially regarding corporate behavior and his uncomfortable views about Jewish manhood.
Don’t you have to wonder how Candace felt seeing George Floyd die and wondering if she was with the right team after all? Has she hardened her heart too? I sure don’t know.
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tzrider
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Yes, it's strange.
The roots of "house nigga" go back to slaves being lighter skinned because they were inside all day doing servant work. Field niggas were out in the sun all day. So in modern times, regardless of what you do, among black folk, light skinned might be joked about as house niggas and dark skinned might get called field nigga, even if they are the CEO of a company. "There's a time and a place" for that kinda talk, know your audience, etc, like anything else.
I do not feel revulsion because of Candace. She isn't worth being revolted over. I just recognize her for what she is.
Candace likely felt much hurt when George Floyd died and then compartmentalized it so she can keep believing the lies she tells herself and keep up her persona.
tuxumino
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wait in the book "Uncle Tom's Cabin" didn't Uncle Tom get beaten to death rather than reveal where two female escaped slaves were hiding?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncle_Tom's_Cabin
When Tom refuses to tell Legree where Cassy and Emmeline have gone, Legree orders his overseers to kill Tom. As Tom is dying, he forgives the overseers who savagely beat him. Humbled by the character of the man they have killed, both men become Christians. George Shelby, Arthur Shelby's son, arrives to buy Tom's freedom, but Tom dies shortly after they
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncle_Tom's_Cabin
When Tom refuses to tell Legree where Cassy and Emmeline have gone, Legree orders his overseers to kill Tom. As Tom is dying, he forgives the overseers who savagely beat him. Humbled by the character of the man they have killed, both men become Christians. George Shelby, Arthur Shelby's son, arrives to buy Tom's freedom, but Tom dies shortly after they
NSR500
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Yup, but ignorant people use it as an insult to those in their community that aren't useful idiots in their battle against Whiteness.
tuxumino
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wait aren't you the cute white dewd in the white shirt singing back up in this vid. Probably got the gig due to your looks.
[youtube]XIE57gCyKTM[/youtube]
"Their community"
You aren't even trying to have conversation.
That community you're talking about is my community. So how about you talk to me instead of just posting a bunch of bullshit about that community you pretend to know about.
JesasaurusRex
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TylerW
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Shit, now NSR is starting to sound like corb. 
tzrider
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Not everyone you disagree with is Corb.
Eldritch
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Funny thing is, as I understand it, she was trying to be a liberal activist and start a database to dox online bullies, but apparently she suffered such severe online bullying from the leftist online bullies, that she switched over to the neocons that supported her in the thing.
Blexit is a great movement. Attaching politics to a race is a shameful behavior.
I enjoyed this film, even if some of the Christian stuff grated my teeth.
JesasaurusRex
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Hermain Cain's quote should read "wear a mask"
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