I didn’t “cuss” you out and don’t curse “everybody” out. I simply respond to the constant trolling and c00ning that you people exhibit with disrespect as I should. Others should too.
Rock even admits that the joke came from someone who was unsophisticated and minimallly educated. The reason that rock, you and other c00ns who like the joke admit that you’re uncomfortable with whites laughing at it is because you know that they see all blacks as “******s” regardless if you’re willfully ignorant and dysfunctional or not. They see you as the same as the hood rat or dusty dude in the hood. That respectability shyt means nothing to whites.
Rock’s joke basically co-signs white supremacy. White supremacy says some/most blacks are ignorant dysfunctional (sub)humans who are inherently prone to being degenerates. Rock’s joke does nothing but reinforce that. Nowhere in that joke does he call out whites and their system that creates the ignorance and dysfunction. He basically implies that some blacks are just born not to be shyt.
Again, if you don’t have the courage to call out the system that is purposely designed to keep blacks ignorant and dysfunctional, then don’t say shyt about the ignorant and dysfunctional blacks either. It’s that simple. There are a millions ways to laugh and make fun of “ignant nikka” behavior without co-signing white supremacy.
I was a teenager back then and tho I was smart not enough to see the flaw in that joke even as a youngin, I wasn’t that into pop culture and wasn’t quite aware of the correlation between Rock blowing up in mainstream white America, and that particular brand of racial humor. Skimming that documentary, and now it makes perfect sense.
I didn't say I had a problem with whites laughing at it,I have no thoughts about what whites THINK about the joke,i could care less. I have a problem with whites taking the joke out of context,and using it to be racist. But that isn't a problem with the joke,thats a problem of white people doing what they do. Plus are you pretending Chris Rock didn't attack white supremacist on that special,just because he didn't on that joke?
Seems like you might just enjoy taking people out of context too, in order to try to make a point then

. Chris Rock was saying his joke wasn't meant to be some sort of deep political statement,or speaking on behalf of the black elitist,or "silenced" blacks living in the hood,like some of the people in the documentary were trying to gas it up to mean. Thats what he meant in saying he was unsophisticated/minimally educated. I will admit I'm uncomfortable seeing how some of the black elitist like Oprah enjoyed that joke

. But Chris wasn't intending to be the voice for those people and their europeanized ideologies,and their black insecurities. Which is why he was suprised about the minor backlash.
If Chris Rock says he was unsophisticated/minimally educated and wasn't trying to be that deep. Did you ever think its the fault of people who were being too smart and thinking too hard about a joke on a comedy special

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This joke turning into what it was,Is the fault of racist and insecure black people. I too have a problem with black people not liking the joke because white people found it funny,and actually thinking white people needed that joke to justify their racism.