Racist Arab Store Owner in Detroit has Instagram dedicated to making jokes about black customers

[Faneto]

i'll send this to some people who will make this go viral. but i need to know if this an old story or new? is he still posting bullshyt on his IG?

Yeah, this story turned out to be 2 years old. Dont do that lol.

Still a good lesson for thecoli regarding immigrants though

 

[dtownreppin214]

Yeah, this story turned out to be 2 years old. Dont do that lol.

Still a good lesson for thecoli regarding immigrants though

It's still sickening that the store is still open. not surprised tho when you see the comments in the news segment.

"sloppy social media"

"should get on his knees and pray to God"

"we love the owners"

We are sick confused people.

 

[Brofato]

we're food, at the end the day

most black folks dont have the 200-300k it takes to lease a corner store, stock it, hire security, etc. so i dont see the point in us slut shaming low incoming consumers, until someone provides the alternative.

That's generally about 1/4 of the biggest hurdles in this matter. Two others being people not thinking that they could actually run or know how to start a business. The other which kind of falls into the first is getting loans.

Which is why I was thinking about some kind of small pooling organization in neighborhoods where businesses could be purchased. Sort of like a co-op. But thing is this is generally neighborhoods where disposable income, if there is any, tends to go toward quality of life improvements. I'm the last person to be on "first we need to learn group economics" tip and laugh every time it's the first suggestion brought up without any ideas on how to do that but all it needds is a few strong community members and leaders to put forth.

The last 4th of that ties into my last point. Sometimes getting people to come out is hard. Flyers are generally how things like this are done or boots on the ground flyers but unless some of these folk can see a short-term benefit and if it will directly help them then those flyers sit around and turn into waste. I already know that there are lots of actual business education programs being run by people in neighborhoods like this but there are lots of small irritants that stand in the way of total revitalization of these neighborhoods.

Yep middle and upper class blacks need to do their part and invest in these communities.

Middle and Upper Class Blacks need to start brand new communities imo

There's a disconnect somewhere that I doubt starting new communities would fix. That to me is accepting that the communities we already have should be allowed to be infiltrated and/or gentrified.

 

[Jimi Swagger]

Middle and Upper Class Blacks need to start brand new communities imo

I never understood this "we are all one" grouping, this is a by-product of slavery. Society is composed of classes. The world operates in layers especially in capitalism. White executives do not hang out with White trash. Asian engineers do not hang with the Gucci bootleggers in Chinatown or pool their money with them. They operate within their own circles and families and with each group connected working towards a common goal. Poor people need to pool monies together and work towards a common goal. Hell even oppressed uneducated slaves did it! Black people spend money like water. Middle class people should pool together. Upper class blacks (250K + households) should do the same. I do believe the upper class and middle class should donate money, or set aside services to pay it foward but it is NOT THEIR RESPONSIBILITY to invest in low income neighborhoods, its up to the occupants there to want it for themselves. There is enough drug money floating around to start a damn corner store, they open discos and strip clubs, and sometimes churches in shyt neighborhoods all the time.

Upper class blacks should be buying sports teams, owning leagues, working on global distributions, agribusiness, financial institutions etc instead of wasting resources and time on Ray Ray and 'nem. Excuse me, my elitism is rearing its ugly head. Also our problems can be solved in a generation or two if people created better families. The community is shyt because there is no honor and fam is shyt. Talking about investing in a corner store when you know damn well there are blood relatives that you would trust borrowing 10 dollars from you.

 

[Kitsch]

Y'all still being trolled by OP, this is his 7th or 8th account.

 

[Virtuous_Brotha]

All the nikkas in damn near every Syrian refugee thread

Also @Max B loves him some Arabs. Claims to be Somali but is more than likely just a towelhead from the gulf

wouldnt suprise me if he is somali majority of them nikkas idolize arabs

 

[prophecypro]

You gonna get some fukkers in every race sadly

 

[Brofato]

I never understood this "we are all one" grouping, this is a by-product of slavery. Society is composed of classes. The world operates in layers especially in capitalism. White executives do not hang out with White trash. Asian engineers do not hang with the Gucci bootleggers in Chinatown or pool their money with them. They operate within their own circles and families and with each group connected working towards a common goal. Poor people need to pool monies together and work towards a common goal. Hell even oppressed uneducated slaves did it! Black people spend money like water. Middle class people should pool together. Upper class blacks (250K + households) should do the same. I do believe the upper class and middle class should donate money, or set aside services to pay it foward but it is NOT THEIR RESPONSIBILITY to invest in low income neighborhoods, its up to the occupants there to want it for themselves. There is enough drug money floating around to start a damn corner store, they open discos and strip clubs, and sometimes churches in shyt neighborhoods all the time.

Upper class blacks should be buying sports teams, owning leagues, working on global distributions, agribusiness, financial institutions etc instead of wasting resources and time on Ray Ray and 'nem. Excuse me, my elitism is rearing its ugly head. Also our problems can be solved in a generation or two if people created better families. The community is shyt because there is no honor and fam is shyt. Talking about investing in a corner store when you know damn well there are blood relatives that you would trust borrowing 10 dollars from you.

It's a solidarity thing. It's only a by-product of slavery in that oppressed peoples tend to seek out solidarity.

I agree with you that they're definitely under no obligation to help these communities. I was going to address it in my post above but I didn't want to speak for those people and how they would want to address these issues because a lot of them who grew up with privileged backgrounds are the same ones out here in those streets marching and putting in their work. It's an ideal though to have everyone working together toward a stronger black nation but in reality it's most likely not possible. I put two books on my reading list today about Upper Crust black neighborhoods full of doctors and lawyers and the black elite of the elite that still faced the problems of white supremacy.

In America, when you're black, class and race aren't mutually exclusive.

And I don't know who the fukk is opening up a disco in 2015, let alone in poor black neighborhoods.

 

[Brofato]

All the nikkas in damn near every Syrian refugee thread

Also @Max B loves him some Arabs. Claims to be Somali but is more than likely just a towelhead from the gulf

Breh, I'm one of those all up in those refugee threads because it reflects my ideals. I'm not some white man who is scared of the scary brown people. I don't call for humans to be treated like garbage.

And I'm not intellectually dishonest enough to conflate one issue with the other which you seem to be trying your damnedest to do.

 

[Jimi Swagger]

It's a solidarity thing. It's only a by-product of slavery in that oppressed peoples tend to seek out solidarity.

I agree with you that they're definitely under no obligation to help these communities. I was going to address it in my post above but I didn't want to speak for those people and how they would want to address these issues because a lot of them who grew up with privileged backgrounds are the same ones out here in those streets marching and putting in their work. It's an ideal though to have everyone working together toward a stronger black nation but in reality it's most likely not possible. I put two books on my reading list today about Upper Crust black neighborhoods full of doctors and lawyers and the black elite of the elite that still faced the problems of white supremacy.

In America, when you're black, class and race aren't mutually exclusive.

And I don't know who the fukk is opening up a disco in 2015, let alone in poor black neighborhoods.

By disco I meant nightclubs (we called them discotechs in Europe) and they are prevalent with one opening up with new management every 6 mos to a year. Also, if under White supremacy, race and class are not mutually exclusive, why are other non-Whites following with one class model. I don't buy it. Chiefs fukk with chiefs and Generals network with other generals, not privates. The world operates in tiers, before and after Columbus. It was an article I read in college by a doctor who explained what happened to the neighborhoods of Chi once country folks started moving there en masse.

 

[Box Cutta]

Disgusting and embarrassing.

They need to boycott the hell outta that store...

I'd like to see someone shoot the fukking employee/owner/son/whoever...

 

[Mugenight]

Meh.........

 

[joeychizzle]

Despicable

 

[squiddyB]

arab-americans really need to act more humbly with all the terrorist shyt going on

 

[Supreme HD]

Bet Trick Trick and them quick to try and extort nikkas in Detroit won't do a damn thing.

But let a rapper try to put on a show for the people they all over him

Remember the guy who got banned for saying he didn't care about that kid that died in the refugee crisis, guess he was right. Can we unban him please!