That's a whole other issue of me not being friends with women period
I don't just make friends with women.
The only way that happens is if they are a friend's girl or coworker who becomes an associate or a business scenario.
if I'm with a woman,I'm trying to smash period.
but that's a whole other convo.
word,why are all black men the only race responsible for sexual predators in their race?
Unlike racism no other men benefit from a rapists besides some sex trafficking scenario.
I don't gain anything from a random rapist raping a woman.
racists benefit by keeping racism alive in many ways.
men don't gain anything from another man being a rapist.
cause when we talk rape culture,that's really some white boy frat shit
First they tried to say George Floyd was overshadowing Breonna Taylor, that didn’t work.
Then they trotted out Billy Porter to use sexuality to divide us. That didn't work.
This sticks because they are using her unfortunate murder to divide black people during a time when we are collectively united and fighting the for the same cause.
You literally just exhibited the problem Du is talking about in this post
I never said that only black men are seen as predatorsThese 2 post contradict each other. You cant insinuate that only Black men are seen as predatory towards their women then say rape culture is some white frat boy shit. That directly goes against that.
it's not that woman being assaulted shouldn't be addressed,but with Police brutality there's a focus and specific target.I posed this question in another thread and didnt get an answer. If now isnt the right time to discuss the issues Black women are trying to speak about that affects them specifically then when will it be? Police ain't about to stop killing niggas...so exactly when should we listen to what our women are saying affects them?
I’ve addressed this before and I’ll address this again. This is another variation of what about black on black crime.I posed this question in another thread and didnt get an answer. If now isnt the right time to discuss the issues Black women are trying to speak about that affects them specifically then when will it be? Police ain't about to stop killing niggas...so exactly when should we listen to what our women are saying affects them?
it's not that woman being assaulted shouldn't be addressed,but with Police brutality there's a focus and specific target.
There's hope ,as little as it seems that marching,voting,violence,and a few things may be able to help the racism in the PD of America.
IDK how you control random predators and rapists?
It's more of a personal crime than systematic racism.
No matter what ppl say if a person is a rapist they're gonna rape.
I don't have the answers on how to stop rapist murderers.
I'm sure there's a level of mental illness involved in that,but I'm no psychologist.
A man being a rapist murderer isn't a man problem,it's rapist problem.
it's not that it shouldn't be addressed,but don't use that to divide black ppl.
I’ve addressed this before and I’ll address this again. This is another variation of what about black on black crime.
Rapists and murders are the extreme end of things. When women talk about this shit they're talking their daily interactions with men. You think it's a coincidence nearly every woman damn near has a story about being harassed or made to feel extremely uncomfortable by a guy? Or the precautions they say they have to take doing basic shit in life like going for a simple walk or riding public transportation? That's the shit they're talking about when they say that as men we can teach young boys from an earlier age how to better interact with them.
The issues of what rape and violence. So it’s a systemic problem in our community that’s unique to black men specifically?No it's not at all because it's not a deflection tactic. And if you view women bringing up their experiences in the world as a deflection then you're further proving the point of you not placing the issues Black women specifically face not being important to you.
depends on what we're calling harassment,but yeah I don't disagree
The difference between a woman feeling harassed and uncomfortable could also be that she just wasn't attracted to the man flirting though.
if a dude who looks like Beetlejuice from Howard Stern whistled at her and said something she might feel harassed,but if Idris Elba did it she would go.
I done seen dudes tongue a stranger chick down drunk and she liked it and they dated.
One person's harassment can be another person's idea of flirting.
Some women do like that take charge wild shit.
The issues of what rape and violence. So it’s a systemic problem in our community that’s unique to black men specifically?
sadly that's the vagueness of human matingAnd if you have any sense you can usually read a womans body language for how into certain shit she is. Problem is too many dudes think their want trumps a womans want so they'll keep pursuing even after being given a clear no because alot of us are taught that a woman saying no is just playing hard to get and we just gotta break her down til she gives what we want.
We are called the white men of black people. So that implies systematic level of oppression. So the thing that affects black women are violence and no one in the community has a system of protecting black men when they harm black women. So yes it is another version of black on black crime with black men being the face of this.Nobody ever said nor hinted at that. But if we are talking issues within the Black community to pretend as if those issues dont affect Black women or dismiss them as a black on black crime argument and not worthy of discussion is disingenuous to truly fighting for shit that affects all Black people.
First they tried to say George Floyd was overshadowing Breonna Taylor, that didn’t work.
Then they trotted out Billy Porter to use sexuality to divide us. That didn't work.
This sticks because they are using her unfortunate murder to divide black people during a time when we are collectively united and fighting the for the same cause.
We are called the white men of black people. So that implies systematic level of oppression. So the thing that affects black women are violence and no one in the community has a system of protecting black men when they harm black women. So yes it is another version of black on black crime with black men being the face of this.