George Lopez going in IG

[agpxknt]

"Take out country back" = White People > blacks and hispanics. They ain't slick.

Yep and only white people say this dumb shyt

 

[Made Myself A Boss]

That post illustrates exactly what I've been telling people..

True Trump gets a lot of support out there.. But its way way more people on the other sides of his views, that's why I'm not really tripping of dude and his nonsensical rhetoric

Like B.O there' s absolutely no way he is winning the next election

 

[AAKing23]

 

[Stir Fry]

Flint water crisis no laughing matter for comedian George Lopez

FLINT, MI – Comedian George Lopez said it's important for everybody to be conscious of what's going on in Flint's water crisis.

Lopez is headed to Flint this weekend along with fellow comedians Eddie Griffin, Cedric the Entertainer, Charlie Murphy and D.L. Hughley for the Sunday, Feb. 21 "The Comedy Get Down" tour stop at the Dort Federal Event Center.

All proceeds from the show will go towards the Flint Child Health and Development Fund established at the Community Foundation of Greater Flint to aid in the crisis response, from early childhood education to nutrition education and other needed areas.

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"The one thing about us guys is we're very conscious about what's going on in each of our communities," said Lopez on Tuesday, Feb. 16 during a phone interview with The Flint Journal. "Nothing socially relevant is getting past us."

Lopez was able to get together several comedians, including Hughley, Murphy, and Cedric the Entertainer to hold a benefit show to help complete a statute honoring the late Richard Pryor in Peoria, Ill., which ultimately served as a launching point for the tour.

He noted show business can be "a very selfish business," with some people not reaching out to help but "then some do more than their fair share."

"I think as comedians we're more out there than an actor," said Lopez, based on differing obligations. "An actor can do a play, but he can't break from the play, or if they're on TV, the network tells them I don't think you should be involved in this. There's a lot of kind of things to jump through. When you have a network show, they don't want you to get political and all off that."

In adding the Flint stop to the tour, Lopez said "For us, it was kind of a no-brainer that we would do this" while calling Detroit one of his favorite places to travel and noting the city's struggle with political corruption and economic downtown.

"But there's one thing that every person has in common is that our bodies are made up of mostly water," he said. "When you can't get proper water or children are being affected, tainted and poisoned, elderly people as well, then you have a duty, forget about celebrities, you have a duty as a human being to reach out and try to help."

Another part of the situation that made him upset was some people being turned away early on without identification while going out to pick up cases of bottled water at local resource sites.

"When I saw that sign that really kind of started it (for me)," said Lopez, who plans to take some time to drive around the community while in the city to take a look at the situation taking place and possibly connecting with some Flint residents on social media to share their stories. "This is ridiculous."

In regards to who is ultimately responsible for the situation, Lopez pointed towards Lansing.

"The governor of Michigan has to take responsibility. It doesn't seem like it to me that he's accepted responsibility," he said. "You don't want to see a governor pointing fingers. He needs to accept the blame and say he's going to make it better and not point fingers."

Snyder has apologized on several occasions, as well as taking some steps to provide funding to Flint for water resources, as well as applying for a federal waiver to help provide expanded health care benefits for residents and lead abatement in the city.

During their visit to Flint, Lopez said "We intend to make people laugh like we always do."

"Laughter is a great relief for tension and stress, but this is going to be a problem beyond when we leave, but people are aware of it and change will come and people will get better," he said. "We just want to go to be able to help. You can't turn a blind eye to this."

When asked what message he would send to the residents of the city of Flint, Lopez thought for a moment before providing his response.

"I would say that they are not going to be forgotten, things will get better and that we're not helping anybody because of the color of their skin," he said. "We're helping people because we're human and it's the compassionate thing to do, the right thing to do, and you cannot forget your brothers and sisters when they are in need."

Tickets are still available online for the Feb. 21 "The Comedy Get Down" show at ticketmaster.com.

 

[Monte Cristo]

Man get all the way the fukk outta here with that bullshyt. How often are you around Mexicans that you see most of them do that? I agree there are some who do it but to just come out and say most without shyt to back it up is ridiculous. As much as you claim to wanna empower black folks you spend most of your time shytting on Mexicans.

Put me on ignore then

 

[Self_Born7]

Yes, because one celebrity cancels out the constant white ass kissing most of them normally do

you stalking me b?
everytime i turn around you got mad slick shyt to say...

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

George Lopez got a new show coming out

he hasnt been on tv because white people been saying that he is racist towards whites
so his new show will actually be about that

 

[jackswstd]

Put me on ignore then

I ignore most of what you post anyway but when you make erroneous statements like the one in this thread, it deserves a response. I don't know if you put as much energy into black empowerment as you do demeaning Mexicans but if you do/did, you could accomplish your goal.

 

[Monte Cristo]

I ignore most of what you post anyway but when you make erroneous statements like the one in this thread, it deserves a response. I don't know if you put as much energy into black empowerment as you do demeaning Mexicans but if you do/did, you could accomplish your goal.

Demeaning Mexicans is part of black empowerment as far as I'm concerned

Mexicans are a threat to us, physically, socially and economically

We're still at a stage where we can democratically take steps to prevent Mexicans from further flooding into the country

If we can keep the enemy at bay and confined to the southwestern portion of the country (i.e: away from us), I'd be content with that. Preferably though, millions of deportations would be had but I don't think that's realistic

 

[HollowPoints2]

Good. Those "Take our country back" idiots get on my last nerve, cause "you" who want your country back took the shyt through theft, murder, disease, and deception.

There *IS* no one to take the country back from. Its coded language. Don't like the opinions of others? Time to find a way to screw them as a whole systematically.

They LOST the war you bytch azz nikka.

 

[Piff Perkins]

Breh didn't even take some warm up shots. He went out there and shot the j from 30 feet. Nothing but net

 

[(Lean Ambrose)]

Starting to think this country is going to wind up being one big royal rumble one day

Blacks vs Hispanics vs Whites

It's inevitable

I don't like you...
Like at all...But I completely agree with this...

 

[ORDER_66]

Dagger to the heart Gawddamn...

 

[Monte Cristo]

I don't like you...
Like at all...But I completely agree with this...

I don't even know you.

Put me on ignore then bytch nikka

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]