The Game Says All Lives Matter, Blacks Kill More Blacks & African Slaves Weren't Forcefully Taken

[Cool Dr. Money]

We shouldn't be shocked or upset at entertainers jumping on the c00n train these nikkas ain't trying to lose their corporate sponsorships, groupies, and luxurious life styles to stand up for our people and tell the truth there is no money making conscious music thats why they make these idiotic statements in these interviews. Rappers nowadays aren't bold enough to be the new Public Enemy & Pro Griff, X Clan, Brand Nubian, Poor Righteous Teachers, Arrested Development, Dead Prez

 

[lightskin jermaine]

doesn't he have malcolm x tatted on him too?

 

[Patrick Kane]

Our community, you're in Canada

We all black bruh, chill.......

We may not have an epidemic of black men being killed but we still getting killed by police up here too, just on a smaller scale (smaller population) and are plagued with systematic racism and discrimination, again, just on a smaller scale. Canada doesn't have the same history as the US but if you're black anywhere in the world, what is happening in the US should bring us all together. nikkas acting like we ain't all from Africa

What Game is saying is very dangerous because once this gets into the world (through the media), white people eat this up and use it as validation to say "The Game said Blacks kill more blacks! The Game said All Lives Matter too! The Game said Africans weren't forcefully taken!" and they really believe this because Game is black and a rapper and a popular figure in the black community. This makes white people comfortable with their hate and disdain for us because you got nikkas like Game co-signing their ignorance. It's the most damaging kind of propaganda and it it does intentionally.

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

Wasn't this nikka male stripper

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Swizz Beats on that bullshyt too

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This fukkboy is still out here ignoring police brutality.

 

[merlijn]

Tupac was one of the last ones left.

"and they say its the white man I should fear, but its my own kind doin all the killin here"...

 

[ahdsend]

lotta these entertainers dont wanna lose that sexual access to the non-black women....

if it aint bout the money, its about cowardice and sexual access....

 

[Samori Toure]

Game and Snoopy Dog and the other punk ass nikkas making music about hurting Black people and pushing genocide. Surprise.

 

[PhillyBirds215]

But if game said the same shyt you nikkas be saying you be praising him.

fukk outta here.

Think you know more and understand more about the world than a successful man brehs...

 

[Mowgli]

34 game songs deleted from my phone. sucks.

I'm gonna miss that born in the trap song he did with premier

 

[Pifferry]

If this nikka is a poet, I must be a plumber because poured Draino down my sink last week

Yes, The Games a poet and a good one at that regardless of this statement which I disagree with.

 

[Kane]

"and they say its the white man I should fear, but its my own kind doin all the killin here"...

Pac spoke on black on black violence AND police brutality and racism.

And he damn sure wasn't spitting white supremacist talking points in interviews

 

[Biscayne]

The most vocal voices victim blaming Blacks and calling for peace with racist cops are "street n1ggas"

But I'm the c00n for pointing this out..

These street rappers will call for peace between Blacks and police and call for Black personal responsibility when it comes to Black interractions with police, but will ALL the while promote sticking to the "G Code" and promote not snitching, and promote NOT talking to the police and trying to "Out Gangsta" the next rapper and call out the next rapper for being a snitch and cooperating with authority.

So much hypocrisy and c00nery comes out of these guys mouths it's unbelievable. It almost feels like satire.

 

[PartyHeart]

I can't remember who it was that said it but its so true. And its more obviously true now more than ever. There needs to be a swift separation of Black culture from "rap culture". The very fact that those two things are often intertwined and linked, by us and by society, has caused a lot of problems.