Don't sleep on these Portuguese PAWGs

[DrBanneker]

Angola...? What exactly is that question referring to?

And breh, believe me when I say this ain't about holding history against portuguese women/men. This is more about just understanding the strange way how they view history and advising the brehs to pay attention to that, so they don't get caught up in something they might regret. I know a bit about the subject so I chose to say something.

I just wondered which country, I figured it was Angola but wasn't sure. Ever since Portugal's economy crashed I heard about all those Portuguese running to Angola, and I was thinking 'they better have their mind right, Luanda ain't their colony'. At least Isabel Dos Santos keeps them in check with that investment cash flow. I understood your meaning, they were nasty and I am not surprised if the whole 'we were a big empire' feeling is strong since they are literally seeing their country slowly crash economically and demographically.

 

[75 Others]

Let people date and lust over who they want, if they are happy let them cook.

If you have a problem with said "cave women, non/black women" why click in the thread to begin with? Do people's masochism know no bounds

if you don't care to appreciate beauty of other skin tones/races of women, don't click.

 

[Claudex]

I just wondered which country, I figured it was Angola but wasn't sure. Ever since Portugal's economy crashed I heard about all those Portuguese running to Angola, and I was thinking 'they better have their mind right, Luanda ain't their colony'. At least Isabel Dos Santos keeps them in check with that investment cash flow. I understood your meaning, they were nasty and I am not surprised if the whole 'we were a big empire' feeling is strong since they are literally seeing their country slowly crash economically and demographically.

I see you've been reading the news...but yeah about that. I can't confirm that she keeps any of these dudes in check, Angola's feeling like early Brazil with the amount of white/mulatto folks poppin' up here and there.

 

[DrBanneker]

Ya'll take this militant shyt too seriously

I can't speak for anyone else but I am not really militant. I don't mind IR and I don't even care about brehs having preferences or admiring the beauty of other women (Portuguese, Greek, Lebanese, Asians, etc.). I can't lie and say I don't admire a beautiful woman, regardless of origin.

I only find it funny when people take the best looking chicks from group X and then act like group X needs to be on a pedestal or checked out. If you cherry pick, you could literally do this for any group of women. In the end I take zero offense unless someone starts shading BW.

People have a right to like whatever, but people have a right to disagree too. I don't agree with attacking OP as a c00n but those of us can also have an opinion whether a certain group of chicks are all that.

 

[philmonroe]

@philmonroe see what I was telling you about breh?
This is somebody else's post, but it illustrates how it really is sometimes with some of our black brethren. They'll let a Naomi/Hale Berry pass by (viewing her as a 7/7.5 or so) in their quest for a Giselle (who in their mind is the only 10 compared to Naomi or Hale Berry), word to the @DrBanneker.

Oh I believe you. I still don't think its as big of a problem as most make it out to be. Well at least not here in the US. I feel its something folks get online and exaggerate but I'm also around different dudes. They might not like a certain type of complexion on a girl but they've never vocalized it if they do. I think for me that's where I'm like what type of clown dude some people running with. Now how thick a girl is or something like that yeah I've heard dudes comment on but I can honestly say I've never been around a guy IRL that's been on some I like just this complexion girl over another. Now some friends that like white girls will say they like certain hair color but not complexion.

 

[philmonroe]

I can't speak for anyone else but I am not really militant. I don't mind IR and I don't even care about brehs having preferences or admiring the beauty of other women (Portuguese, Greek, Lebanese, Asians, etc.). I can't lie and say I don't admire a beautiful woman, regardless of origin.

I only find it funny when people take the best looking chicks from group X and then act like group X needs to be on a pedestal or checked out. If you cherry pick, you could literally do this for any group of women. In the end I take zero offense unless someone starts shading BW.

People have a right to like whatever, but people have a right to disagree too. I don't agree with attacking OP as a c00n but those of us can also have an opinion whether a certain group of chicks are all that.

In fairness bold is mainly online and with certain types of guys I'm not around. I guess that's why this shyt sounds crazy when I see cats post it. The rest I can agree with outside of I don't care if they shading black women. People have their opinions right or wrong. I may disagree but I don't care if everyone doesn't like or shades black women/men or anybody honestly. If they're wrong I'd tell them why they are to me and leave it at that but again I don't experience this IRL so maybe that why I don't feel as hype as some on here do when it comes to that shade.

 

[Claudex]

Oh I believe you. I still don't think its as big of a problem as most make it out to be. Well at least not here in the US. I feel its something folks get online and exaggerate but I'm also around different dudes. They might not like a certain type of complexion on a girl but they've never vocalized it if they do. I think for me that's where I'm like what type of clown dude some people running with. Now how thick a girl is or something like that yeah I've heard dudes comment on but I can honestly say I've never been around a guy IRL that's been on some I like just this complexion girl over another. Now some friends that like white girls will say they like certain hair color but not complexion.

I think that's where the disconnect is coming from. The big difference in the US I saw is how the 3/5 rule made things a little bit different over there. In the US a light-skinned person feels pressured to accept that they're black. In Brazil/African countries the case is not so, in fact they're most quick to not accept their blackness and claim bi-racial instead. Just to be in that upper-echelon.

And yeah what I'm talking about in this post is a whole different issue, but I just wanted to illustrate how some things are in fact a little different in the US because of the history of racism over there.

 

[philmonroe]

I think that's where the disconnect is coming from. The big difference in the US I saw is how the 3/5 rule made things a little bit different over there. In the US a light-skinned person feels pressured to accept that they're black. In Brazil/African countries the case is not so, in fact they're most quick to not accept their blackness and claim bi-racial instead. Just to be in that upper-echelon.

And yeah what I'm talking about in this post is a whole different issue, but I just wanted to illustrate how some things are in fact a little different in the US because of the history of racism over there.

I think first bold only applies if your famous. In regular everyday life nobody really cares ime. Maybe some no life having cats do but most people just doing their thing. I think its more a product of who you're around if your biracial in America. If you are around blacks you usually identify more with that side and vice versa. Hell I got friends that are full black but because they grew up around damn near all whites realistically have more in common with the garden variety white person than black person. I'm just talking about racially stereotypical things they are into. When your famous though I agree with you that you have more pressure to accept they are black. I really wish this stuff wasn't a thing but I don't know if Earth is made to be a planet without folks having conflict.

 

[Claudex]

I think first bold only applies if your famous. In regular everyday life nobody really cares ime. Maybe some no life having cats do but most people just doing their thing. I think its more a product of who you're around if your biracial in America. If you are around blacks you usually identify more with that side and vice versa. Hell I got friends that are full black but because they grew up around damn near all whites realistically have more in common with the garden variety white person than black person. I'm just talking about racially stereotypical things they are into. When your famous though I agree with you that you have more pressure to accept they are black. I really wish this stuff wasn't a thing but I don't know if Earth is made to be a planet without folks having conflict.

Just because in everyday life people don't be mouthing off "Yo I'm reppin' team A/B!" out loud doesn't mean they're not making allegiances fam.

Your friends that are full black eventually had to face and are still facing the full weight of what being black means. Having negative experiences outside of their control at their school, work place, or even within their group of friends. I used to be a vocalist in a garage punk band breh, it does not save you from thinking about race breh.

A lot of mixed/light-skinned brehs in the US make their allegiance to being black in kindergarden when that one white kid calls them a ****** and they're forced to choose between two ways to react:

a) "Stop being mean, I'm not a ******!"
b) *punches white kid who then goes to complain to the teacher*

Race is on the mind of children way before most adults even notice it. And in that sense; yes this is a world of conflict, and that conflict can only be solved through understanding but understanding requires intellectual work and the ability to love from both sides.

 

[philmonroe]

Just because in everyday life people don't be mouthing off "Yo I'm reppin' team A/B!" out loud doesn't mean they're not making allegiances fam.

Your friends that are full black eventually had to face and are still facing the full weight of what being black means. Having negative experiences outside of their control at their school, work place, or even within their group of friends. I used to be a vocalist in a garage punk band breh, it does not save you from thinking about race breh.

A lot of mixed/light-skinned brehs in the US make their allegiance to being black in kindergarden when that one white kid calls them a ****** and they're forced to choose between two ways to react:

a) "Stop being mean, I'm not a ******!"
b) *punches white kid who then goes to complain to the teacher*

Race is on the mind of children way before most adults even notice it. And in that sense; yes this is a world of conflict, and that conflict can only be solved through understanding but understanding requires intellectual work and the ability to love from both sides.

In regards to bold who said what you implied? I didn't and even said basically what you said in post 125 so how are you confused?

As far as my friends go maybe they are but I can't make up stuff. Its never been brought to my attention and we talk about damn near everything so this definitely would be on the table if it happened to them. Maybe it did and they didn't bring it up I don't know. I just going by present info I have. It doesn't mean people don't have bad experiences because we know that would be bullshyt. I feel for them people in that you don't want people to be treated bad but I just don't have those experiences personally.

As far as thinking about race it doesn't come up like it might for you. Maybe I'm lost to you and others but me thinking about race isn't something I do. Im black can't change that and me and mine have done quite well doing so. Its not much to think about regarding race personally. Now talking about racial incidents and what things can happen to help blacks I talk about that. If that's what you mean when saying thinking about race. Yes I do that.

You sure second bold isn't about you? I haven't heard that one yet esp that early. Again not saying it doesn't happen just at what frequency? Some of y'all's kindergarten was crazy everybody I know was just regular kid shyt. For those that go through that that's not cool and option b is what I would've done. Last bold I agree 100%. I just think we agree for the most part but have differences here and there about how certain things go. That's life though.

 

[Claudex]

In regards to bold who said what you implied? I didn't and even said basically what you said in post 125 so how are you confused?

As far as my friends go maybe they are but I can't make up stuff. Its never been brought to my attention and we talk about damn near everything so this definitely would be on the table if it happened to them. Maybe it did and they didn't bring it up I don't know. I just going by present info I have. It doesn't mean people don't have bad experiences because we know that would be bullshyt. I feel for them people in that you don't want people to be treated bad but I just don't have those experiences personally.

As far as thinking about race it doesn't come up like it might for you. Maybe I'm lost to you and others but me thinking about race isn't something I do. Im black can't change that and me and mine have done quite well doing so. Its not much to think about regarding race personally. Now talking about racial incidents and what things can happen to help blacks I talk about that. If that's what you mean when saying thinking about race. Yes I do that.

You sure second bold isn't about you? I haven't heard that one yet esp that early. Again not saying it doesn't happen just at what frequency? Some of y'all's kindergarten was crazy everybody I know was just regular kid shyt. For those that go through that that's not cool and option b is what I would've done. Last bold I agree 100%. I just think we agree for the most part but have differences here and there about how certain things go. That's life though.

By saying that people don't mouth off their allegiances I meant to say that it isn't just famous people that have to choose a side, the common man/woman faces the same struggle. It's just that with the common man/woman he/she is usually more lowkey about his choice (because it is in part a choice, as evident by black children that cry about being black, and trust me those exist too). He/she doesn't have to say "I'm a black man/woman in front of a camera" but he/she still has to think about it when they look in the mirror in the morning when nobody else is there. That's all I meant.

That's exactly what I always thought thinking about race is...understanding the irrational treatment people bestow unto you based on your skin color requires you to ask yourself some questions about your skin color and that is thinking about race.

I didn't spend my kindergarden with white kids, so nah that ain't about me. But I have heard accounts of AA's facing racism in their infancy and being aware that they were different because they faced that racism. Thats just from the accounts I've heard/read. My kindergarden was spent with fellow black/mixed African children, so really I had to deal more with colorism than with white on black racism. My personal struggle was a little different in that regard.

But yeah we're both black so I'm pretty sure our views align well where it matters. I just expanded on our convo because I was interested in hearing your experiences too since you mentioned they were different.

 

[Cynic]

How many of you n!ggaz have actually gone to portugal or lived in Europe ?

Angolans,brazilians and cape verdeans >>>>>>>>>>> portucacs

and it's not even close

 

[philmonroe]

How many of you n!ggaz have actually gone to portugal or lived in Europe ?

Angolans,brazilians and cape verdeans >>>>>>>>>>> portucacs

and it's not even close

I don't think most are arguing that though. Maybe I'm wrong but it seems like they knight be speaking about the chick in the OP. The other stuff you're speaking on is personal preference tbh.

 

[philmonroe]

By saying that people don't mouth off their allegiances I meant to say that it isn't just famous people that have to choose a side, the common man/woman faces the same struggle. It's just that with the common man/woman he/she is usually more lowkey about his choice (because it is in part a choice, as evident by black children that cry about being black, and trust me those exist too). He/she doesn't have to say "I'm a black man/woman in front of a camera" but he/she still has to think about it when they look in the mirror in the morning when nobody else is there. That's all I meant.

That's exactly what I always thought thinking about race is...understanding the irrational treatment people bestow unto you based on your skin color requires you to ask yourself some questions about your skin color and that is thinking about race.

I didn't spend my kindergarden with white kids, so nah that ain't about me. But I have heard accounts of AA's facing racism in their infancy and being aware that they were different because they faced that racism. Thats just from the accounts I've heard/read. My kindergarden was spent with fellow black/mixed African children, so really I had to deal more with colorism than with white on black racism. My personal struggle was a little different in that regard.

But yeah we're both black so I'm pretty sure our views align well where it matters. I just expanded on our convo because I was interested in hearing your experiences too since you mentioned they were different.

Most definitely with bold. Anytime my man anytime. Peace

 

[godkiller]

My reason? Knowledge of the fact that the portuguese were literally some of the firsts (if not the first) to enslave Africans. In fact, the first encounter of Europe and Africans happened with a portuguese ship at the coast of what is now known as Congo.

So, at least in my head, if cacs are inherently evil, they're basically the closest ones to the source of that evil.

Another reason? The fact that there are thousands of portuguese people in my home country. I've actually met some, and the inherent lives within them. Portuguese cacs are not american cacs, they're far more proud of their heritage and white guilt does not live within them...at all.

So when nikkas that don't know anything about the portuguese lust after portuguese women I feel it's only fair to give my brethren some sort of heads up.

If, however, a nikka feels like dating/lusting a portuguese woman knowing all that I honestly DGAF, I got brehs that married portuguese cacettes. nikka's love for PAWGs is worldwide...not matter where they may be.

I, as many others, are well aware of the Portugeses crime and potent white supremacist.

But that does mean as much as you think as relates portugese women. In a previous post here I did not advocate choosing Portugese over black. But I dont see reason Portugese women cannot be fukked same as any other. It was not white c00nery to rape black females--it was actually white supremacy. Accordinging I rationalize fukking portugese as such: while it is c00nery to marry the enemys women, it is stimutaneously not c00ney to take vengeance on them. Forgivable even.

But as nature prescribes, as surely as the dead black peoples bedwenches have left in their past wake, black women--because they are not men and thus the victims of sex, not the victors--cannot levy to any non black men any of this vengeance. They can only help his non black supremacy. Hence too the additional and rightful forbiddance heaped on bedwenches rather than c00ns (though both deserve it).

Why you feel the need to defend black fenale hypocrites--rather than true ones--is beyond me. You may acknowledge both facts, but instead you speak only of "defending black women". I notice the Arabs control the Middle East and parts of Africa which they stole--and all their women naught but obedieny servants, enslaved as much to the ill book they wrote as their own bodies. Meanwhile you defend bedwenches whilst the Arabs chop off their heads. Why, besides your one good point that black women should be valued, should anyone listen to the rest of your points?