Kyrie goes full on Kanye w/ conspiracy theory on social media. Update: The Nets have suspended Kyrie for at least 5 games w/o pay

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King Freeman said:
Not seeing the problem. Smmfh. Got us shook of saying the truth and it's wild.
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It shouldn't be a problem but with the bold. When so many folks literally live by "money over everything" they're shook because they ain't going to stand on truth if it's going to cost them money.
 
White people literally give platforms for all forms of white supremacy in this country but let a group of Black people start demonstrating and they want to lecture to Black people about how dangerous and hateful that group of Black people is.

Newsflash. White people never have the same energy for white people but they want everybody to have all the energy for anything that they see as a threat to their whiteness coming from anyone who isn't white.

Prime example is that they have muthafuckas like Tucker Carlson on TV every night and they'll pretend like there's just nothing that they can do to remove him off the air yet when Black people are doing anything that white people see as anti white or going against whiteness they will line their asses up and bitch and complain about how WE ALL should condemn those people and their actions.

They never have the same energy for their own people.
 
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Also the way that Hebrew isralites are slandered is crazy too me. I can't speak for everybody Black but for me and my friends, growing up we weren't really taught about Hebrew Isralites. It was always like a big game of telephone. People would just make jokes about them and do nothing but talk down on them.

I don't remember too many adults in our community actually trying to educate us on the Hebrew Isralites. It was just always jokes about how they dressed and them standing on corners trying to talk to people.

It reminds me a lot of how when I was in school Malcom X was always talked about like a Black extremist and painted as a racist negative figure. That obviously wasn't true but you see what happens when you let the groupthink takeover and let people who do not have the ability to form their own opinion sway other minds on religion.
 
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Los216 said:
Also the way that Hebrew isralites are slandered is crazy too me. I can't speak for everybody Black but for me and my friends, growing up we weren't really taught about Hebrew Isralites. It was always like a big game of telephone. People would just make jokes about them and do nothing but talk down on them.

I don't remember too many adults in our community actually trying to educate us on the Hebrew Isralites. It was just always jokes about how they dressed and them standing on corners trying to talk to people.

It reminds me a lot of how when I was in school Malcom X was always talked about like a Black extremist and painted as a racist negative figure. That obviously wasn't true but you see what happens when you let the groupthink takeover and let people who do not have the ability to form their ow opinion sway other minds on religion.
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I was telling a friend of mine this same exact sentiment. Growing up I would see them all the time in Harlem, dressed low key like power rangers just screamin sermons at folk.
And it was taken as kinda jokes but the older I got I realized nobody ever actually tried to educate me on what exactly they were preaching or who they were.

They were just automatically labeled “extremists” and it was conditioned in me to pay them no mind. That Malcolm X example you used is a perfect comparison. Thankfully I had a grand dad who met Malcolm a few times and even at a young age would try to teach me about him. This is why it’s important to do your own research and educate yourself which in today’s society is scoffed at for reasons that make 0 sense
 
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