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MackLoot said:
It is called an unwritten code of conduct (culture) Every society has one.

Some are super restrictive, like in some Arab countries.

Some are almost ANYTHING GOES like most of the West.
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But in liberal democracies, those codes of conduct are not static... they are dynamic and constantly evolving.

Hell, even more restrictive societies the social mores change over the course of time.
 
joegrine said:
Why should I deny being white? I've told you like 17 times already that I am not white, and yet you still continue to say I am... what exactly is the benefit of me continuing to assert my blackness when it won't penetrate your thick skull anyway?

And, a more important question: Why do I care whether or not you believe I am black?Why should I care what you think about me in general, or what you think about ANY subject? You are a remarkably boring person, uninteresting to me in every way. It's not even like you post some dope content on this page that I can at least say I'm interested in you for that.

You are irrelevant to me, and I don't give a shit what you think. Keep saying I'm white.... what does it matter?

I'm lying, though... You're not *completely* irrelevant to me, because you DO invoke some feelings in me. Feelings of sadness that I always experience when I see low-ambition negroes who accuse anybody of being white if they don't ascribe to their ghettoized idea of what a black person is gonna be. It makes me sad.... Sad FOR YOU, not for myself.

I hope you wake up someday, brother.
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There is two things that alot of black people underestimate.

White Depravity (how immoral the white collective truly is, and the fact that you believe they are redeemable)

Black Variety (There is no such thing as ACTING WHITE, chances are, a black person invented it, like language and behavior, or we made it even better)

When a person is so called acting "white", it is a misleading context clue, you are going to have to use other clues to draw a near definitive conclusion.
 
MackLoot said:
There is two things that alot of black people underestimate.

White Depravity (how immoral the white collective truly is, and the fact that you believe they are redeemable)

Black Variety (There is no such thing as ACTING WHITE, chances are, a black person invented it, like language and behavior, or we made it even better)

When a person is so called acting "white", it is a misleading context clue, you are going to have to use other clues to draw a near definitive conclusion.
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I'm not sure whether or not I believe the white collective is redeemable. But I just don't believe ALL white people are bad, and as I travel through this world I am cool with anybody who is cool with me. I've known some incredible white people.... and some of the people who have stabbed me in the back hardest have been black.

I still love black people above all else in this world. I grew up in a pro-black activist home, read the Autobiography of Malcolm X when most kids were reading Sesame Street books. And unlike a lot of people... I actually read the END of the book, and paid attention to how Brother Malik's perspective evolved, and how he realized that the way forward was to treat ALL humans with empathy, and to work with anybody who was ready to work with him.

I really don't care if these people think I'm white. It actually makes me laugh because it is sooooooooo far from where I live. But it does make me sad that these brothers think so lowly of themselves and their community, that they think if a black person thinks about things a little differently, they must be white. Not gonna lie... that shit bums me the fuck out because it's one of the reasons we are likely always gonna be at the bottom. Because we expect so little of ourselves.

Anyway... enough of this. Back to posting content.
 
joegrine said:
I'm not sure whether or not I believe the white collective is redeemable. But I just don't believe ALL white people are bad, and as I travel through this world I am cool with anybody who is cool with me. I've known some incredible white people.... and some of the people who have stabbed me in the back hardest have been black.

I still love black people above all else in this world. I grew up in a pro-black activist home, read the Autobiography of Malcolm X when most kids were reading Sesame Street books. And unlike a lot of people... I actually read the END of the book, and paid attention to how Brother Malik's perspective evolved, and how he realized that the way forward was to treat ALL humans with empathy, and to work with anybody who was ready to work with him.

I really don't care if these people think I'm white. It actually makes me laugh because it is sooooooooo far from where I live. But it does make me sad that these brothers think so lowly of themselves and their community, that they think if a black person thinks about things a little differently, they must be white. Not gonna lie... that shit bums me the fuck out because it's one of the reasons we are likely always gonna be at the bottom. Because we expect so little of ourselves.

Anyway... enough of this. Back to posting content.
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Most white people are bad for black people at a 90%+ clip. The ones that are not bad, are not powerful enough to do anything to majority bad. Keep the change.

But my original point was about underestimating White Depravity (the cutting off black genitals and eating them, having them as souvenirs, lynchings, Jim Crow Juries)

And then making blackness so narrow, that you eliminate the Marquees Brownlee's, John McWhorter's and Thomas Sowell's
 
joegrine said:
I'm not sure whether or not I believe the white collective is redeemable. But I just don't believe ALL white people are bad, and as I travel through this world I am cool with anybody who is cool with me. I've known some incredible white people.... and some of the people who have stabbed me in the back hardest have been black.

I still love black people above all else in this world. I grew up in a pro-black activist home, read the Autobiography of Malcolm X when most kids were reading Sesame Street books. And unlike a lot of people... I actually read the END of the book, and paid attention to how Brother Malik's perspective evolved, and how he realized that the way forward was to treat ALL humans with empathy, and to work with anybody who was ready to work with him.

I really don't care if these people think I'm white. It actually makes me laugh because it is sooooooooo far from where I live. But it does make me sad that these brothers think so lowly of themselves and their community, that they think if a black person thinks about things a little differently, they must be white. Not gonna lie... that shit bums me the fuck out because it's one of the reasons we are likely always gonna be at the bottom. Because we expect so little of ourselves.

Anyway... enough of this. Back to posting content.
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The Autobiography of Malcolm X changed my entire life and perspective especially when it comes to religion. I dont share the same religious beliefs as he did but I have the utmost respect for Malcom X and what he stood for. Its definitely a must read for all black people. I won't speak on my stance regarding relations with white people. Its a very tricky subject and my views would definitely be considered controversial lmao.
 
joegrine said:
I'm not sure whether or not I believe the white collective is redeemable. But I just don't believe ALL white people are bad, and as I travel through this world I am cool with anybody who is cool with me. I've known some incredible white people.... and some of the people who have stabbed me in the back hardest have been black.

I still love black people above all else in this world. I grew up in a pro-black activist home, read the Autobiography of Malcolm X when most kids were reading Sesame Street books. And unlike a lot of people... I actually read the END of the book, and paid attention to how Brother Malik's perspective evolved, and how he realized that the way forward was to treat ALL humans with empathy, and to work with anybody who was ready to work with him.

I really don't care if these people think I'm white. It actually makes me laugh because it is sooooooooo far from where I live. But it does make me sad that these brothers think so lowly of themselves and their community, that they think if a black person thinks about things a little differently, they must be white. Not gonna lie... that shit bums me the fuck out because it's one of the reasons we are likely always gonna be at the bottom. Because we expect so little of ourselves.

Anyway... enough of this. Back to posting content.
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I mean dude if you asked any white person who's been stabbed in the back they will say it was by another white person, I don't know what you mean by that and Brother Malik who's Muslim would know in Islam there's no race above any other race, I don't know why it took him so long to understand whats written in the Quran/hadith the same with Malcom. Alot of stuff I see you say on here it does seem like you shit on black people or come off as you're better or above other black people so I can see why dudes think your white, even in this post you throwing jabs at black people bro.
 
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