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Very eloquently stated
That's very true, and in the case of individuals, that's just how things are. People keep asking why anyone thinks things aren't fair, though, so I tell 'em, economically they're not. It's just a fact, but if it's that way for a whole racial group in this country, not just lucky and unlucky individuals, then it's an indicator something ain't right.We are actually playing the game of life and each of us have different starting points regardless of race. Malia and Sasha Obama for example have much more starting the game of life than 99.9% of whites. One rule of the game of life is that it isn't fair. All the whining in the world isn't going to change that rule.Maybe because when you're playing that Monopoly game she talked about, blacks never get enough of a "bank" to buy anything but Baltic Avenue; never Boardwalk or Park Place.I don't know why blacks underachieve on average.
It matters.
Blacks are not a monolithic racial group. There is plenty of diversity of black people.That's very true, and in the case of individuals, that's just how things are. People keep asking why anyone thinks things aren't fair, though, so I tell 'em, economically they're not. It's just a fact, but if it's that way for a whole racial group in this country, not just lucky and unlucky individuals, then it's an indicator something ain't right.We are actually playing the game of life and each of us have different starting points regardless of race. Malia and Sasha Obama for example have much more starting the game of life than 99.9% of whites. One rule of the game of life is that it isn't fair. All the whining in the world isn't going to change that rule.Maybe because when you're playing that Monopoly game she talked about, blacks never get enough of a "bank" to buy anything but Baltic Avenue; never Boardwalk or Park Place.I don't know why blacks underachieve on average.
It matters.
None of that changes the fact that all Black people are Black people. We arent judged on our individuality. We are judged, held back, discriminated against because of our race. You know it and I know it. Personally I would be embarrassed to be a white person that had to pretend this isnt true. It shows a level of cognitive dissonance that is nonpareil.Blacks are not a monolithic racial group. There is plenty of diversity of black people.That's very true, and in the case of individuals, that's just how things are. People keep asking why anyone thinks things aren't fair, though, so I tell 'em, economically they're not. It's just a fact, but if it's that way for a whole racial group in this country, not just lucky and unlucky individuals, then it's an indicator something ain't right.We are actually playing the game of life and each of us have different starting points regardless of race. Malia and Sasha Obama for example have much more starting the game of life than 99.9% of whites. One rule of the game of life is that it isn't fair. All the whining in the world isn't going to change that rule.Maybe because when you're playing that Monopoly game she talked about, blacks never get enough of a "bank" to buy anything but Baltic Avenue; never Boardwalk or Park Place.I don't know why blacks underachieve on average.
It matters.
Very eloquently stated
Very eloquently stated
Don’t let the democrat party find out.Blacks are not a monolithic racial group. There is plenty of diversity of black people.That's very true, and in the case of individuals, that's just how things are. People keep asking why anyone thinks things aren't fair, though, so I tell 'em, economically they're not. It's just a fact, but if it's that way for a whole racial group in this country, not just lucky and unlucky individuals, then it's an indicator something ain't right.We are actually playing the game of life and each of us have different starting points regardless of race. Malia and Sasha Obama for example have much more starting the game of life than 99.9% of whites. One rule of the game of life is that it isn't fair. All the whining in the world isn't going to change that rule.Maybe because when you're playing that Monopoly game she talked about, blacks never get enough of a "bank" to buy anything but Baltic Avenue; never Boardwalk or Park Place.I don't know why blacks underachieve on average.
It matters.
Is that always, absolutely true?We arent judged on our individuality.
Its true where it counts. The wealth gap.Is that always, absolutely true?We arent judged on our individuality.
Keep your lice to yourself. It has nothing to do with the topic recessive one.Without crackers: A lot of black women would not have any hair.
True story and something to keep in mind.
Also it supports the black women that weave it up and sell it.
90% of black women's hair comes from horses.
In the OP video? That's a horse mane.
IM2 and Asclepias Where's all that lice talk, you sub-100 IQ fucks?!
She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
I think you keep missing the point. Blacks shouldnt have to work 10x harder than whites just to be on the same level.She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
There are people given 100% of available resources who end up dead of an overdose at age 25. There are people given 1% of available resources who have successful, happy lives.If you were given 65% of available resources and advantages and someone else was given 35%, in how many areas do you think you would be able to accomplish more?You keep pretending that "blacks" and "whites" are some monolithic entity where individual responsibility, drive, work ethic, intelligence, creativity and good attitude are non factors. The reality is all of those traits shape the trajectory of our lives. I don't know why blacks underachieve on average. Maybe the fact that 2/3rds of the kids grow up with no adult role model to guide them is part of it?Lol!I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Why do blacks earn 82 cents for every dollar whites earn?
Why does the average white family have 15 times the wealth of black?
These are not questions you are willing to answer honestly.
Very eloquently stated
Funny that you've convinced yourself of that.I think you keep missing the point. Blacks shouldnt have to work 10x harder than whites just to be on the same level.She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
" why cant you get ahead in the private sector. "Funny that you've convinced yourself of that.I think you keep missing the point. Blacks shouldnt have to work 10x harder than whites just to be on the same level.She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
If you believe you are the superior race in this country why cant you get ahead in the private sector. You only have a middle class because a good percentage of you got an AA government job.
They don't. They just have to get a decent education and work hard, just as white people who earn a decent living do, and many black people do just that.I think you keep missing the point. Blacks shouldnt have to work 10x harder than whites just to be on the same level.She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
They don't. All they have to do is get a decent education and work hard just as white people who earn a decent living have to do. All that is holding them back is the belief espoused in this video and championed by people like you that they are helpless. There is no institutionalized racism in America anymore and there is no white privilege anymore. All that is holding black people down today is this culture of "I can't" that you and the woman in this video are espousing.I think you keep missing the point. Blacks shouldnt have to work 10x harder than whites just to be on the same level.She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
Very eloquently stated
Very eloquently stated
Thats some bullshit. The only thing holding Black people back is giving up because whites put plenty of obstacles in their way.They don't. They just have to get a decent education and work hard, just as white people who earn a decent living do, and many black people do just that.I think you keep missing the point. Blacks shouldnt have to work 10x harder than whites just to be on the same level.She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
They don't. All they have to do is get a decent education and work hard just as white people who earn a decent living have to do. All that is holding them back is the belief espoused in this video and championed by people like you that they are helpless. There is no institutionalized racism in America anymore and there is no white privilege anymore. All that is holding black people down today is this culture of "I can't" that you and the woman in this video are espousing.I think you keep missing the point. Blacks shouldnt have to work 10x harder than whites just to be on the same level.She is talking about things that happened 100 years ago, Tulsa and Rosewood, not about today. That's because she can't point to anything today that is preventing black people from improving their economic lot in America today except for ignorant, brain washed people like her to try to convince young black people that they can't do it. All that is needed for a black person to rise out of poverty is a decent education and a commitment to work hard.Because there are always exceptions to everything. But what we want are the same opportunites for everyone else, not just those of us who were fortunate.I know a lot of Black people who have worked hard and become successful. How did they do that being held down and oppressed with their skin color?
Did you even listen to her explain how our econmics are managed and destroyed by a system of institutional racism?
