As an Asian-American, I'm Tired of Being Racially Gaslit By My Peers
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The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
Seems like there was an incident with a black person attacking what this lady thought was an Asian, and she jumped at the opportunity to throw it up as an example of the Black on Asian narrative. Then someone pointed out the person called the black person the N word, and the lady came back and said that didn't give the black person the right to be so brutal. Then someone pointed out the one that got beat up was Latino and not Asian, so the woman copped pleas and tried to be on some "Can't we all get along?" shit.
Lion_Heart
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Disanthrope
Inconvenient truth + Necessary evil
Disanthrope
Inconvenient truth + Necessary evil
Extortion smh
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
I don't understand why some blacks feel the need to disregard the struggles of others. That shit doesn't do anything to lessen our own. Asians have been persecuted in this country. Not all of them the same and none of them to the extent that we have, but it's silly to act like whites have fucked with them too.
Rainbowdildobuttmonkey
Active Member
You caping for those groups that don't cape for black Americans they have a culture of undermining black Americans.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
I'm not caping for anyone. Saying wrong shit simply isn't productive. If you're going to address a topic, either do it right or leave it alone.
Rainbowdildobuttmonkey
Active Member
You can’t be serious. Black people cape for other groups sometimes to a fault and at the detriment of themselves.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
We're not talking about the same people. Yes, there are absolutely people that do what you're saying, but those aren't the same people that make tweets like the one that was posted. At the end, both of those extremes are stupid. We don't need to bend over backwards doing right by those that won't do the same for us, but we also don't need to misrepresent the struggles of others as if that somehow helps our struggle. There is a middle ground. It's called just being fair to ourselves and to others.
So choose your words better address the person in that tweet you quoted.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
That person in the tweet is not the only person that did that, and I specifically said "some blacks." If you took that as "all blacks," that's on you. Read your words better.
The person in the tweet is the person that said it. So yeah use your words better.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
And again, I wasn't just addressing him. I was addressing all black people that think like that, so my words were exactly what I intended them to be.
He made the comment so address his comments. Just like I’m addressing you, so use your words better.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
Bruh, what is this? His tweet prompted me to comment on that way of thinking and people who use it. My comment wasn't limited to him, and I wasn't addressing him directly. If I was, I would have gone to his tweed and commented there.
Again, my word selection was just fine. Go look up the word "some" if you don't understand what it means.
He made the comment so address that comment to him. Use your words better.
SneakDZA
High Evolutionary
This is a really weird argument to be making on a forum
Elaborate