Coli Queen christinasade says she's going to tool up on black men; "y'all gon learn the hard way"

[↓R↑LYB]

I didn't ignore it, I just didn't read it.

That's a joke, my "community leader" isn't black, I don't live in a black community. When I did I was involved with a group lead by a black man who often made dialogue on the state of the black community. Listening to young black people my age speak on issues showed that they're only concerned about the opinions and feelings of their own sex.

He tried bringing everyone together, posing questions, coordinating events and having black men and women speak to the youth. There's only so much you can do for some people when they come from a hate filled home.

If you don't live in a black community, why are you saying this is a community issue ?

You willingly left the community, so stop speaking on our issues. Leave that shyt to black men and women who want to live around their own and fix the problems in the city where we live.

 

[Wild self]

I guess I'm not gonna get my questions answered

What was your question?

 

[LadySimone]

No I wouldn't. I don't care if a group of women who I'm not attracted to is attracted to me. That's that little girl shyt when a bytch will reject a guy and then start crying when that guy is wealthy and with another woman. Wanting to have ya cake and eat it too.

I'm not talking about individual preferences but a system if blatant discrimination and cruelty even.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

White guys were edited out of the recent street harassment video



That's our black queen y'all.

Real talk, this isn't something to joke about.

Elliot Rodger used to joke about this shyt online.

I suggest reporting her.

 

[DarlingNikki]

If you don't live in a black community, why are you saying this is a community issue ?

You willingly left the community, so stop speaking on our issues. Leave that shyt to black men and women who want to live around their own and fix the problems in the city where we live.

Because… it is.

No, I left because my parents left. Who says im uninvolved with black issues just because I moved. Lmao.

 

[Blackout]

As I said black men not looking at black women don't make us no difference. None. What are we missing out on? All them jobs you give us? Only reason you able to date those other women comfortably is because their men done all the heavy lifting. You enjoy the fruits of another mans work. Shut up!

Black men can give women jobs but we will need to support of black women to do it.

If you don't want to support then go with a white man and talk shyt about black men to him to inflate his already huge ego.

Just dont be suprised when a white guy makes a video of Black women such as yourself, who turned against the black community, disrespecting y'all or he may do it to your future biracial daughter the same way they did to the Japanese in this thread:

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/whit...him-sexually-harassing-japanese-women.264134/

 

[The5thLetter]

BW get the shaft how

Protect us from what?

I don't understand the basis of this gender war bs, can anyone enlighten me? Is it that some bw feel slighted abt this supposed pawg movement? Idk what it's about cuz I don't see any of this in real life.

What was your question?

top of p9 I asked 2 posters for clarification on their posts

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Because… it is.

I know it is. But you don't live in a black community so please don't speak on our problems since you don't live in our community.

No, I left because my parents left. Who says im uninvolved with black issues just because I moved. Lmao.

If you were involved in black issues on a community level, you would have said you were involved. So now that you've insinuated that you are involved in black issues, I'll ask the question to you again. Have you brought up those issues to the black men who are involved in the same black issues that you're involved in? If you have, what was their response to your concerns about black men not valuing black women and all of the other grievances you have with black men?

 

[Wild self]

top of p9 I asked 2 posters for clarification on their posts

Tryna protect themselves from the big, bad black man that catcalls them and "rapes" them regularly.

 

[LadySimone]

Black men can give women jobs but we will need to support of black women to do it.

If you don't want to support then go with a white man and talk shyt about black men to him to inflate his already huge ego.

Just dont be suprised when a white guy makes a video of Black women such as yourself, who turned against the black community. disrespecting y'all or he may do it to your future biracial daughter the same way they did to the Japanese in this thread:

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/whit...him-sexually-harassing-japanese-women.264134/

As I said support is a two way street. But black men can't reasonably threaten us with the savagery of white supremacy and racism when you give them a run for their money in how you treat us.

 

[YaThreadFloppedB!]

but there are the occasional threads that do speak on black woman's issues (maybe her threads just don't do numbers....I know the feeling )

Them shyts do be flopping though

 

[The5thLetter]

Tryna protect themselves from the big, bad black man that catcalls them and "rapes" them regularly.

smh

 

[DarlingNikki]

I know it is. But you don't live in a black community so please don't speak on our problems since you don't live in our community.



If you were involved in black issues on a community level, you would have said you were involved. So now that you've insinuated that you are involved in black issues, I'll ask the question to you again. Have you brought up those issues to the black men who are involved in the same black issues that you're involved in? If you have, what was their response to your concerns about black men not valuing black women and all of the other grievances you have with black men?

So if you know it is why do you have an issue with me making comments about it. As long as I'm a black woman I can comment on black issues as I please because they affect me.

So instead of playing this game where I answer your question and you pick a petty issue to have, why don't you just tell me your point to this question.

 

[Blackout]

As I said support is a two way street. But black men can't reasonably threaten us with the savagery of white supremacy and racism when you give them a run for their money in how you treat us.

Black men aren't a monolith. Stop generalizing us like those same savages of white supremacy do.

I treat Black women very well.

Maybe if you stopped generalizing us you would notice guys like me

 

[↓R↑LYB]

So if you know it is why do you have an issue with me making comments about it. As long as I'm a black woman I can comment on black issues as I please because they affect me.

So instead of playing this game where I answer your question and you pick a petty issue to have, why don't you just tell me your point to this question.

I already told you my point. In the very first post I quoted you, but let me refresh your memory:

How can you say black men blame black women for everything, then turn around and blame black men for not valuing black women.

Let's be honest, you're not trying to have a serious dialogue about this shyt, you're more interested in taking stupid bullshyt shots at black bmen online.

Have you went to any of the men in the community you lived in and had this discussion? If so what was there response? If not, why not? Because in the organization I work with (which is 100% black men) we actually have discussions on what we can do to begin to fix the rift between black men and black women. And guess what, not a single one of us are blaming shyt on y'all.

Just like with that street harassment bullshyt, none of these black women go to the black men in their neighborhoods to have these discussions. Instead y'all go online and cosign a racist fukking movement and act dumbfounded when we don't take the bullshyt seriously.

If you were serious about your concerns about how black men don't value black women you would have taken the issue to the black men in your own community or to the black men who are involved in whatever organization you're a member of.

You're not trying to have a serious dialogue about black male/female relationships because you're not treating the issue seriously. Like I said, in the group I work with in Atlanta, we actually have discussions on these types of things and we're trying to change the issues we see in the part of Atlanta we live in. We started teaching parenting classes so that the black men and women in that community can learn how to properly raise their children. Every Wednesday the black men meet and discuss our issues, and we started inviting the black women to meet in our venue on Thursdays so they can discuss their issues and we can work together to solve our problems. None of the black men in my organization blame black women for shyt. Matter fact we got black men in my group who dudes on the coli would call simps for how much they stick up for black women. Two weeks ago a damn argument broke out because they started talking about patriarchy and whether or not our community should be led by black men or black women.

You don't live in the black community, so stop talking about it's a community issue. I live in the black community. I own a house in a 75% black suburb in Atlanta and I own a condo in a 95% black area downtown Atlanta.