Ray From Cleveland
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History tells me this may not have been a woman just being neighborly.
And what history is that, the 1950's. It seems the world you leftists wish to live in.
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History tells me this may not have been a woman just being neighborly.
I still don’t find bad intent from her written words of what she said….
No, dumbass I am talking about 2022.And what history is that, the 1950's. It seems the world you leftists wish to live in.
I feel sorry for you.My approach stems from history in America, now you can play dumb like this doesn't happen. Unfortunately we have seen it many times before.
I bet you do.I feel sorry for you.
not trueYou just can't win today.
Woman Branded 'Racist' for Asking Black Man if He Was Lost Divides Internet
You don’t think if I were in a predominately black neighborhood looking lost that the people their might think I was lost?So there is just no way she was asking him that because she didn't think he belonged in her neighborhood, we have never seen that before, have we?
No, I do…to have so much distrust, and hatred in your heart. It’s really a pathetic existence…I bet you do.
No he doesn’t…All he sees is the color…And if you were lost in his neighborhood, he wouldnt help you even if you asked…You don’t think if I were in a predominately black neighborhood looking lost that the people their might think I was lost?
You don’t think if I were in a predominately black neighborhood looking lost that the people their might think I was lost?
No, there are white folks that live in predominately black neighborhoods and if they are looking at their cellphones black folks don't automatically think they are lost. Sounds more like you are saying if you are in a predominately white neighborhood that white people will think you shouldn't be there. Oh yea how was he looking lost? Looking at your cellphone indicates looking lost?You don’t think if I were in a predominately black neighborhood looking lost that the people their might think I was lost?
Hatred doesn't have a damn thing to do with it, experience and history does. You cats are funny trying to act as if you just can't believe that we would think that given the history of America.No, I do…to have so much distrust, and hatred in your heart. It’s really a pathetic existence…
People are too hellbent on making everything a negative racial issue. Should white people stop talking to black people? If it’s a small neighborhood, a lot of neighbors are familiar with who lives there. If they see someone who doesn’t look familiar there is nothing wrong with asking if they are lost.No, there are white folks that live in predominately black neighborhoods and if they are looking at their cellphones black folks don't automatically think they are lost. Sounds more like you are saying if you are in a predominately white neighborhood that white people will think you shouldn't be there. Oh yea how was he looking lost? Looking at your cellphone indicates looking lost?
[/QUOTE][qute]People are too hellbent on making everything a negative racial issue. Should white people stop talking to black people?
If they are lost I am pretty sure they will ask you for guidance.If it’s a small neighborhood, a lot of neighbors are familiar with who lives there. If they see someone who doesn’t look familiar there is nothing wrong with asking if they are lost.
Oh, see I thought the objective was to move past the construct of color. You are the one in this conversation that refuses to do so, making you the racist here.Hatred doesn't have a damn thing to do with it, experience and history does. You cats are funny trying to act as if you just can't believe that we would think that given the history of America.
I pray one day we can move pass color in this country, just look at all the threads on this forum about color. Black folks didn't make color the issue in this country.Oh, see I thought the objective was to move past the construct of color. You are the one in this conversation that refuses to do so, making you the racist here.
I pray one day we can move pass color in this country, just look at all the threads on this forum about color. Black folks didn't make color the issue in this country.
No, I don't think you do. You thrive off making everything you see about race. Take the story in this thread as example. There was nothing in the story that pointed toward racism on her part, other than the color of her skin, as you so much as said.I pray one day we can move pass color in this country, just look at all the threads on this forum about color. Black folks didn't make color the issue in this country.