CodeKansas
Superstar
Gotta bring bullying back. 
How do you end up like this at that age?
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GoPinheiro
Pro
Some of y’all are truly funny AF and completely unaware.
This is TheColi, a place where every single day there’s a new thread titled something like:
“So this is what Black women think about us?”
“Black women really don’t want us doing XYZ…”
Then you click in, and it’s literally one Black woman talking wild, with a dozen others immediately checking her. But somehow, that one voice becomes “what Black women think.”
Same pattern with threads like:
“So dudes are really moving like this?”
“We need to do better…”
“This is what Black Americans think about Africa...”
“This is what Africans think about us…”
You enter the thread and again, it’s one loud, ignorant person saying nonsense, and a bunch of others disagreeing. But still, that one voice becomes the entire narrative.
And now in this video y’all are reacting to, it’s just another example of a kid repeating that same mindset: generalizing an entire group based on one instance(A prank that was also performed by many non-black people). It’s what he sees every day when watching the news, then when he gets on social media platforms like TheColi, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, etc, he also sees black people making the same dumb generalizations. He’s just reflecting back what’s constantly modeled.
Too many of y’all on here refuse to see Black people as group that has different individuals. Then you're surprised when a younger person adopts that same logic?
Take a look at the threads generalizing black people. Most of them aren’t built on stats, research, or serious discussion, just vibes, anecdotes, and generalizations:
“I did/didn’t experience this, my cousins didn’t either, so it must be true for all Black people.”
“Well, I never saw that growing up, so that must be how all Black people are.”
“In my experience, Black people only did X, so that must be universal.”
I've even seen people here supporting the idea that stores in black areas should have the right to lock their products because "black people take products without paying". However, in real life, stats show that whites are more likely to loot...
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BruhManFromTheFifthFlo
Veteran
Some of y’all are truly funny AF and completely unaware.
This is TheColi, a place where every single day there’s a new thread titled something like:
“So this is what Black women think about us?”
“Black women really don’t want us doing XYZ…”
Then you click in, and it’s literally one Black woman talking wild, with a dozen others immediately checking her. But somehow, that one voice becomes “what Black women think.”
Same pattern with threads like:
“So dudes are really moving like this?”
“We need to do better…”
“This is what Black Americans think about Africa...”
“This is what Africans think about us…”
You enter the thread and again, it’s one loud, ignorant person saying nonsense, and a bunch of others disagreeing. But still, that one voice becomes the entire narrative.
And now in this video y’all are reacting to, it’s just another example of a kid repeating that same mindset: generalizing an entire group based on one instance(A prank that was also performed by many non-black people). It’s what he sees every day when watching the news, then when he gets on social media platforms like TheColi, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, etc, he also sees black people making the same dumb generalizations. He’s just reflecting back what’s constantly modeled.
Too many of y’all on here refuse to see Black people as group that has different individuals. Then you're surprised when a younger person adopts that same logic?
Take a look at the threads generalizing black people. Most of them aren’t built on stats, research, or serious discussion, just vibes, anecdotes, and generalizations:
“I did/didn’t experience this, my cousins didn’t either, so it must be true for all Black people.”
“Well, I never saw that growing up, so that must be how all Black people are.”
“In my experience, Black people only did X, so that must be universal.”
I've even seen people here supporting the idea that stores in black areas should have the right to lock their products because "black people take products without paying". However, in real life, stats show that whites are more likely to loot...
Didn't have her nikka moment yetShe'll learn something someday.... white folks will set her c00n a matata ass straight
The nikka moment you’re referring to, is in no comparison to the real nikka moments we endure with as a culture that impacts our lives way more than other races not fukking with us. In fact, we perceive being mistreated by other races as more of an issue to us than us murdering, assaulting, aborting, and divorcing each other.
Some of y’all are truly funny AF and completely unaware.
Now do homocide, assaults, abortion and divorce/single mother homes
Running/deflecting from our problems don’t absolve us of them.
Roger king
Superstar
If you are a black person with no soul or any type of dignity or self respect this is the easiest grift on the earth, be a black person and shyt on black folks and call out DEI and say how the real issue is anti white racism and watch the revenue streams flow in constantly, its a vile and despicable thing but very lucrative
GoPinheiro
Pro
Great. So, we do accept that black people have more issues with "homocide, assaults, abortion and divorce/single mother homes".
Now, do you accept that whites have more issues with:
- Familicide;
- Child sexual abuse/Pedophilia;
- Child pornography's creation and consumption(notice, it is not AI, a physical crime needs to happen)
- Animal rape/sexual abuse(Bestiality);
- Drug abuse and overdoses;
- Adult and child transgenderism(meaning adult self-castration and kid's castration to change their gender)...
Again, do you?
PS1: If you don't accept it, then I can provide you stats...
PS2: If you do accept it, then the main questions come...Do you generalize the behavior of whites based on what I described or you treat them as individuals and reserve the generalizations solely for black people?
Anytime you see a group of whites, do you think there could be a potential pedophile in their circle? Do you see a group of white female teachers and think "Hummm, one of them, in secret, is most likely raping one of her students..."?
PS3: You don't need to babble or deflect to something not related to the points I made. The questions are simple...And yes, running/deflecting from our problems don’t absolve us of them.
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damn, kilt him with this post