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.
at the highlighted ending this convos. Have a good day sir nice talking you. I can't really argue with someone who doesn't believe in WS.
me and him were having an off air discussion on that.
don't put those two in the same sentence smh
