What if this was your son?

[DrX]

#newblack

he belongs to the game....he aint 1 of us no more

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

 

[DrX]

After seeing that Scooby Doo pic, I'm not surprised.

Edit: Now I'm reminded of that "comedy" stand-up of a c00n pretending to be a monkey for a cac audience. The shame we have to endure is endless.

nikka deserve death

 

[Mowgli]

He probably let's them call him a ****** too.
He probably takes their tray after lunch and throws the trash away for them.


I went to school with dudes like him. I know how they be behind the scenes

Hes probably a homosexual. A cacs funboy. Who would disrespect the pain of their people by acting passive and making cacs feel comfortable by portraying himself liike this. He'll say, its just jokes but the reality is he hates being black and wants to be closer to cacs. His parents have an inferiority complex because why else would they move their son around a bunch of cacs, ignoring their violence, homosexual perverted ways thinkin it will be best for their black sons development. Its gonna take a while for him to recover, if ever.

Tyler the creator ass dudes.

 

[Mowgli]

We need a drop squad for nikkas like that.

 

[Nino Brown]

After seeing that Scooby Doo pic, I'm not surprised.

Edit: Now I'm reminded of that "comedy" stand-up of a c00n pretending to be a monkey for a cac audience. The shame we have to endure is endless.

Sadly when the revolution starts we're also going to need some in house ethnic cleansing

 

[BossmanChad]

After seeing that Scooby Doo pic, I'm not surprised.

Edit: Now I'm reminded of that "comedy" stand-up of a c00n pretending to be a monkey for a cac audience. The shame we have to endure is endless.

 

[Rawtid]

nikkas doing hairline analysis to determine his upbringing :brehwow:

You saw his hair though. He probably brushes it to the back and uses hair gel. I promise he doesn't know any better.

 

[Nomad1]

i would of let gutta fukk his ass and throw him over the bridge

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

that gif is gold

 

[Colin X]

Another featured thread

 

[Rozay Oro]

that's what happens when you raise these nikkas in the burbs.

if that was my son, we'd be moving right back into the ghetto. after i lynched this nikka within a few seconds of his life

Lol

 

[Rozay Oro]

OK ... couple things.

1) what if the "slave" and "slave owner" signs were reversed? Is that acceptable/funny? Or is that still crossing the line? (I cross the line with jokes all the time ... generally not race-based jokes, but many other taboo subjects)

2) these are children. It's possible that they just don't know what to joke about and what not to joke about. I agree that it falls on the parents. I'm not even mad at the black kid for choosing to make the joke ... but my white children have heard enough from me to never even think of making such a joke.

or maybe i just don't have a fukking clue.

(predictably, I got negged for asking this question. I can deal with that. But, I believe we can't reach answers unless someone asks the questions)

U seem like a chill white boy, this shyt aint like makin an incest joke. If you say your kids are conscious due to you, should kick back for sec and see how your privilege is blindin you from seein why this "joke" isnt universal in any context

 

[Rozay Oro]

Somebody deadass did something similar my freshman year. I'll never forget it. Wore a white tee & wrote "Tobin the Slave" on it

That c00n was destined to be an L with that name

 

[definition]

U seem like a chill white boy, this shyt aint like makin an incest joke. If you say your kids are conscious due to you, should kick back for sec and see how your privilege is blindin you from seein why this "joke" isnt universal in any context

I didn't mean to suggest that I am unaware of the implications of the joke ... I was just suggesting that these kids may be. I assume they just wanted the other kids to talk about them/give them attention. That may be me being naive, which I'm willing to concede -- I just don't see the malice some are seeing.

I also think, when done properly (this was not), comedy is an appropriate means of creating discussion on issues. That's why I questioned what would happen if the kids reversed the signs.

Trust me -- my family and friends grow tired of me discussing white privilege and its impact on my life and (more importantly) the lives of non-whites. But, I definitely get what you're saying. I guess it's just a reminder for people to teach their kids what is and is not acceptable.