Soul_Rattler
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Pay homage to this great woman whose words ring as true in 2020 as they did in 1989 when she wrote her book "The Black man's guide to understanding the black woman".
Please no "pick me" insults or "she advocates domestic violence" lies.
She did tho.she advocates domestic violence" lies.
She advocated the lessening of violence.She did tho.
I dont have an issue with her outside of that.
Fam I've watched that clip and lecture several times. Telling a group of women if they back talk their man (paraphrasing) he has the right to hit you like you a child that needs disciplining ain't some shit I'm rolling with. Spin it however you want.She advocated the lessening of violence.
Whether you think her tactic is effective or ineffective is another matter. But I've seen too many people take her out of context to say "Shaharazad Ali said it's ok for men to hit women" when that is a clear and intentional falsehood.
"Back talk"Fam I've watched that clip and lecture several times. Telling a group of women if they back talk their man (paraphrasing) he has the right to hit you like you a child that needs disciplining ain't some shit I'm rolling with. Spin it however you want.
Again, I dont have an issue with her outside of that.
Dont know. I've never been emotionally or physically abused to say which is worse."Back talk"
Let's talk about it.
Is emotional abuse better, worse, or equal to physical abuse?
You're paraphrasing her words and thus distorting them.Dont know. I've never been emotionally or physically abused to say which is worse.
But let's keep it in context of her own words. If your girl disagree with you about a family decision, should you have the right to escalate a heated discussion to a physical altercation?
I'm paraphrasing cuz I dont have the shit memorized lol I'm not making up she said that if you need to pull quotes you are welcome to do it.You're paraphrasing her words and thus distorting them.
If you've listened to her lectures as often as I have, you've heard her speak specifically on studies which conclude that emotional abuse is as damaging as physical abuse and often times it is the woman's emotional abuse of nagging, antagonizing, and insulting her man which leads to him physically abusing her.
That's not an ass whooping falling out of thin air.
You are welcome show me where she ever said it was ok to violate a woman.I'm paraphrasing cuz I dont have the shit memorized lol I'm not making up she said that if you need to pull quotes you are welcome to do it.
I'm not rolling with somebody escalating verbal to physical in a domestic situation. Leave til you cool off or break up.
Oh ok so she never said the thing that kicked this conversation off. Cool.You are welcome show me where she ever said it was ok to violate a woman.
Fam I've watched that clip and lecture several times. Telling a group of women if they back talk their man (paraphrasing) he has the right to hit you like you a child that needs disciplining ain't some shit I'm rolling with. Spin it however you want.
Again, I dont have an issue with her outside of that.
Lmao yall telling I'm taking it outa context like I didnt see and hear the shit with my own eyes and ears.Taken out of context.
The message was that women need to cut down on the back talk.
It wasn't intended to give men a license to hit their women.
Just like if I say, if somebody's dumb enough to swim with alligators or crocodiles.......they might as well put a bullet in their head.
The message isn't for them to shoot themselves.
It's to tell them that it's not a good idea to swim with alligators/crocodiles.
Lmao yall telling I'm taking it outa context like I didnt see and hear the shit with my own eyes and ears.
This the 3rd time ima say I'm not rolling with escalating a verbal situation to a physical one. Regardless of who started it. Keep your hands and objects to yourself.
definitely need another thread to speak about this."Back talk"
Let's talk about it.
Is emotional abuse better, worse, or equal to physical abuse?
i dont think thats what she means or what hes trying to imply.Dont know. I've never been emotionally or physically abused to say which is worse.
But let's keep it in context of her own words. If your girl disagree with you about a family decision, should you have the right to escalate a heated discussion to a physical altercation?
Lmao yall telling I'm taking it outa context like I didnt see and hear the shit with my own eyes and ears.
This the 3rd time ima say I'm not rolling with escalating a verbal situation to a physical one. Regardless of who started it. Keep your hands and objects to yourself.