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Let me just quote and expound on some of the responses to the quote.....

Black women also rape and assault Black males at equal rates...Black males are the most sexually abused...by both Black women and Black males...

Yes, intersectionality says something about superior and inferior position. It puts non-White women as the most oppressed and then it puts Black males above Black women because we are males. It makes us patriarchs when our female counterpart are socioeconomically better than us.

Intersectionality is not a case by case basis. It does not take into account any data. It is a complex web of oppression that isn't based on historical fact but societal assumptions and opinions.


The bolded part is not statistically true at all....It's not exactly at an equal rate....But, it is still at a significantly alarming rate.... We should talk about overt sexual assault of women and girls by men...But we shouldn't scrape over the fact that the boys also face a high amount of that same abuse by other males and by females....We tend to always turn a blind eye to the high rates in which boys are assaulted by older women and men...Let's be honest here. If we want to have honest discussions about sexual assault in the BC....We take all parties into account.


Black women are murdered at the same rate as white men, yea that's bad because women usually lag behind men in murder rates, but it's not due to a system of oppression.

Those "black men - black women" violence statistics are purposely misleading. Black women aren't at a higher risk of violence because misogynoir, they're at a higher risk of violence because of the exact same factors that lead to black men being the most likely demographic to be victims of violence.

And when SJWs talk about education, employment, ability to access loans and resources, those are clear cut examples of white male privilege. But once you point out that black women hold those privileges over black men, the same way white men do, they're no longer clear cut examples of privilege.

It's not due to any form of systematic oppression at the hands of Black men but, rather the devaluing of Black women's lives at the hands of Black men....
 
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What does this even mean? How are black men who don't abuse/kill their wives/gfs responsible for " the devaluing of black woman's lives":jbhmm:

Ok....the Black men who murder and abuse Black women are the ones who devalue the lives of Black women in the most obvious sense....But, Black men who remain passive about this shyt would also be devaluing the lives of Black women.
 

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But, Black men who remain passive about this shyt would also be devaluing the lives of Black women.
I'm asking what this means? What responsibility do I have for the black man across town who has abused or killed his wife? What does "remain passive about this shyt" mean? A man assaulting or killing his wife/gf is against the law right? Cops don't hesitate to come and pick up black men accused o committing crimes do they? You're implying that there are all of these known black male abusers/killers of black women just walking around free with other black men condoning and protecting them. Black men who don't abuse/kill their women don't have any responsibility for those who do.
Ask about super predators then sexually harass the first woman that walks in the room brehs :mindblown:
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I'm asking what this means? What responsibility do I have for the black man across town who has abused or killed his wife? What does "remain passive about this shyt" mean? A man assaulting or killing his wife/gf is against the law right? Cops don't hesitate to come and pick up black men accused o committing crimes do they? You're implying that there are all of these known black male abusers/killers of black women just walking around free with other black men condoning and protecting them. Black men who don't abuse/kill their women don't have any responsibility for those who do.
People in the thread that inspired this one were responding to talk about the abuse by deflecting and talking about black men's abuse, or how black women abuse people too.

That's basically the "all lives matter" stance. And yes that type reaction does contribute to the devaluing of black womans lives.
 

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People in the thread that inspired this one were responding to talk about the abuse by deflecting and talking about black men's abuse, or how black women abuse people too.

That's basically the "all lives matter" stance. And yes that type reaction does contribute to the devaluing of black womans lives.
You're making a false equivalence. There's no history of black men systematically abusing black women. That's the point that I'm making to @King Musa. The system doesn't protect black men caught abusing black women from prosecution/conviction the way that it protects white cops caught abusing/killing blacks. Any black man caught harming a black woman will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. White cops aren't punished which is supposedly the point of protest movements like BLM. If white cops were being charged and convicted for killing blacks unlawfully then there would be no need to protest.

Talking about black male victims and black female victimizers in reference to domestic violence is not a deflection. Domestic violence shouldn't be a gender issue. Either you're against domestic violence or you're not. If you're against domestic violence then you should be against it in all forms. You've just exposed that you don't care about domestic violence past using it as a feminist talking point to throw black men under the bus. You're an example of how feminists are full of shyt male or female.
 
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People in the thread that inspired this one were responding to talk about the abuse by deflecting and talking about black men's abuse, or how black women abuse people too.

That's basically the "all lives matter" stance. And yes that type reaction does contribute to the devaluing of black womans lives.

The onus is on you to provide proof of your claim in a objective manner.

Simply stating that black men are super-predators without evidence is malicious and stupid.

I suspect you are regurgitating your talking points from what you've read online,
 

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What does this even mean? How are black men who don't abuse/kill their wives/gfs responsible for " the devaluing of black woman's lives":jbhmm:
Don't u know all black men are responsible for the actions of a few. .even though the majority of black men would die for the BW they love.
 
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