Tariq Nasheed on Breakfast Club

[Momentum]

Nessa may not be Black but Colin is. You don't consider Obama to be Black?

3 people who came from a non black womb

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Chinatown isn't all Asians. When you said "Asians" specifically, to me you're talking about Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos etc.
Either way you're not making any sense.

 

[filial_piety]

Its not difficult to understand that black people are not as uniform as we would like to be. I understand that part. Tariq is not making himself out to be a person with ALL the answers, however he has presented the public with answers to alot of trouble which would be to create a community that has stronger unison.

What is wrong with what tariq is doing aside from it not being perfect ?

It is a great start to move towards something positive. You keep mentioning the status of what a economically deprived black person thinks in comparison to what a middle class/upper middle class black person. These two parties have one big thing in common, issues with white supremacy. A community does not need everyone to virtually the same bruh. But it needs to have factor that everyone share.

And you still have not given a reason as to why tariq doesn't make alot of good points and why you think the foundations of his arguments is false.

The foundation of his arguments is white supremacy so how is that false. Do you believe in white supremacy ?

Does he make ANY good points that you agree with?

Personally, I think he's just entertaining, mixed with a lot of satire and layered in some truth, sort of like Chris Rock. He does a VERY good job of selling his POV, it's very convincing IMO because he has mastered the ability to wrap race around everything by switching stereotypes in an out from various groups and then conclude by making very broad generalizations about them referencing one or two examples from 100 years ago. However, when you break down every part of his argument, the math (and truths) just don't add up.

Either way, I simply don't agree with you, and I think that those that mostly believe in Tariq's word as gospel are simply going to find themselves disappointed over and over again when you see that nothing changes.

As for your last question, I've answered it numerous times, over and over again. You'll simply have to re read them if you missed it.

As for "White supremacy", no I don't believe in it. I personally believe it's nothing more than ethnocentrism.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Peanut at home like

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Personally, I think he's just entertaining, mixed with a lot of satire and layered in some truth, sort of like Chris Rock. He does a VERY good job of selling his POV, it's very convincing IMO because he has mastered the ability to wrap race around everything by switching stereotypes in an out from various groups and then conclude by making very broad generalizations about them referencing one or two examples from 100 years ago. However, when you break down every part of his argument, the math (and truths) just don't add up.

Either way, I simply don't agree with you, and I think that those that mostly believe in Tariq's word as gospel are simply going to find themselves disappointed over and over again when you see that nothing changes.

As for your last question, I've answered it numerous times, over and over again. You'll simply have to re read them if you missed it.

As for "White supremacy", no I don't believe in it. I personally believe it's nothing more than ethnocentrism.

That is possibly some of the dumbest shyt I've read all year

 

[Ronnie Lott]

3 people who came from a non black womb

Traci Ellis Ross and Frederick Douglass came from black wombs tho.

 

[filial_piety]

I guess, simply ignoring nikkas posts without hitting the ignore button isn't enough *click*

@Heisenberg Black, I'll wait to hear your opinion on this.

 

[Blackqueergenius]

Why tf they got a Arabian / Mexican chick interviewing tariq about black empowerment ... Foh with the she black bs but of course everyone with a hint of a tan black to some of yall

SOME Black people are gullible want to be friends with everybody

 

[wavycam]

Yee...

 

[IWunD3r]

@Wenzel Dashington

@Matt504 he gave credit to Neely Fuller on this one...

Nasheed that dude

 

[Here Comes the Pain]

Good interview. My first time hearing dude speak. Heard of his name on here plenty of times, but never paid much attention.

 

[DaRealness]

That was a good interview with Rich, but Rich should have just left that Zaza Ali beef alone. That shyt was already water under the bridge a year ago.

 

[Free White & 21]

There's a couple posters on here who's always on some suspect shyt.

@Matt504 & @Knuckles Red might be the most blatant

@Matt504 was on some BULLshyt in the freddy gray thread

 

[Free White & 21]

Here's some more of that nonsense :malcpls:

Same shyt happening now with hillary beating sanders. bytch would be in the dust without the black vote and she did it with the dab and some dominos
Colonel Sanders shoulda countered with the running man and the roger rabbit instead of the dab so he could get them old nikkas to vote for him

Our people brehs

 

[Fani Willis fan]

3 people who came from a non black womb

fr fr
a lot of nikkas make the mistake of identifying with non-blacks because on the surface level they might appear to look like you, or you and them have the same dialect.

they got a sub-race chart that identifies people like Nessa as "caucasoids" even though she has a brown complexion and some negroid features, her people share the same skeletal makeup as caucasions.

I had an egyptian friend who was devastated when he saw it. Not every ethnic group in africa was there to begin with.