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Lisa Lampanelli is in love with black men which she feels gives her the right to ridicule them. She has been on Howard Stern's show numerous times and has said that she loves black men. SHe also said she could never again go with a white man because they can't fuck as good as a black man can.
Beatmaker you need to know the history before you go pointing the finger.
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40 pages in less than a week, dare I say a new HA record
[quote="beatmaker"]FYI not that I OWE you ANYTHING...but...Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_Asia
Im american,born and raised.My grandfather was black as ive stated before,if you had taken the time to read all my posts as opposed to getting only some of the facts and then going off on some lame tangent,you'd already know that.
You are entitled to your own opinion,and so am I.
Keep standing there expecting white america to OWE you and in 25,50,100,500 years from now your grandkids will be waiting too.
The bottom line is the black "community" is polluted.....absolutely FILLED with foul rap music,foul rappers and FOUL individuals.
This whole bruhaha is symptomatic of the total disfunction in the black community.
Crime,illeteracy,high unemployment,drug abuse,illegitamate children......
these are ALL symptoms of OUR disfunction.
WE as a people have to start to respect each other a LITTLE bit because right now we dont.
Let the hateful responses begin...............
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Originally Posted by Solitary Brother
Oh, the irony.... :lol:
I hope that you're proud of yourself, young man....Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel
As a black male, I can say that all the black community is not polluted. I just wanted to make that clear. Like any other community, we have our issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Solitary Brother
I see the good and the bad in my community. I see the educated black families, and I see the crack dealers in the hood. I see many families in the hood trying to live positively.
I don't know why this statement was made, but I'm not going to let it feed the generalization that is going on here. Especially when I'm an educated black man, who has never been a part of the "pollution".
What do you expect from the dipshit who was formerly known around here as geekmeat?Quote:
Originally Posted by TomSelis
Same as it ever was....
And what about white folks like myself, who have relatives who arrived here from across the pond in indentured servitude?
Slavery can sometimes be a state of mind.