KyokushinKarateMan
Train hard, fight easy
...what "thug" has become for white people?
We've all bore witness to the new "wave" white people are on where, anytime the subject of a controversial discussion is Black, he's automatically referred to as a "thug".
"two thugs were pulled over...." is how articles on the news sites read these days when the subjects are Black.
Not a man, or a teenager, but just a thug. It's also their new way of saying "niqqer", it seems. I mean, it feels that way to me.
But to take it all a step further, enter the world of the Coli
where if any type of Black awareness gets posted, the weak negropean c00ns here rush to call it "militant" and/or "radical"...
I've spoken on it many times, many times. But it was this quote by @Theraflu that not only let me know I wasn't the only one who probably felt this way, but it also prompted me to open up further discussion on it..
If you think anywhere outside the proverbial (and somewhat literal) "white lines" you're a fake "militant".
Considering when this "militant" charge is generally levied and in what context/conversations, it becomes obvious that it is nothing more than just another way for Toms and Sallys to call those of us who speak up for Black issues, "niqqers", in a sense.
Thoughts?
We've all bore witness to the new "wave" white people are on where, anytime the subject of a controversial discussion is Black, he's automatically referred to as a "thug".
"two thugs were pulled over...." is how articles on the news sites read these days when the subjects are Black.
Not a man, or a teenager, but just a thug. It's also their new way of saying "niqqer", it seems. I mean, it feels that way to me.
But to take it all a step further, enter the world of the Coli
where if any type of Black awareness gets posted, the weak negropean c00ns here rush to call it "militant" and/or "radical"...I've spoken on it many times, many times. But it was this quote by @Theraflu that not only let me know I wasn't the only one who probably felt this way, but it also prompted me to open up further discussion on it..
If you think anywhere outside the proverbial (and somewhat literal) "white lines" you're a fake "militant".
Considering when this "militant" charge is generally levied and in what context/conversations, it becomes obvious that it is nothing more than just another way for Toms and Sallys to call those of us who speak up for Black issues, "niqqers", in a sense.
Thoughts?
Cacs need to 
with that 
mess.
Excuse me?
Define 'nothing'. Coming from you, this should be interesting.
None of that which you just named should be deemed "militant", in any sense