different levels of being black
#14
Re: different levels of being black
ur suprised she's acting that way?? what do you expect?? SHE'S BLACK!! I've tried really hard not to be a racist person, but for the most part I have to call em like I see em. I've gave ALOT of black people the benefit of the doubt. I have ALOT of RESPECT for SOME of the OLDER black people I've met in my life. But a MAJORITY of the blacks that are MY age or younger(or are from OUR generation), have been worthless, troublestarting ------S...YEAH, I said it, I'm from south GA, and we INVENTED racism. I am NOT a redneck, but I know a WORTHLESS COON when I meet one or here what one has to say. The ones causing trouble(and alot of the LIBERAL, crybabyass white's) in this country don't understand the BOTTOM LINE: THEY'RE NOT ------S BECAUSE THEY'RE BLACK, THEY'RE ------S BECAUSE OF HOW THEY ACT.
#17
Re: different levels of being black
I thought we weren't supposed to judge people by the color of our skin and we are all equal regardless of the skin color? So in her opinion if it's "the blacker the better" then how would she feel if I told her I think the whiter the better?
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Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
I thought we weren't supposed to judge people by the color of our skin and we are all equal regardless of the skin color? So in her opinion if it's "the blacker the better" then how would she feel if I told her I think the whiter the better?
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Re: different levels of being black
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Well then you'd be a racist
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