Y'all boy Lupe Fiasco, male version of Azealia Banks, on Twitter

[NoHalfWay]

No, I know he's not asking the guy for a stack, I'm saying Lupe isn't saying he'll give the guy a stack in relation to his commentary on the Cops/Black men debate. It's a totally different topic they were arguing.

I don't think so. He responded to this



He clarified and said his statements were wack. Then Lupe told him to prove his point better for a stack.

 

[FreshAIG]

I don't think so. He responded to this



He clarified and said his statements were wack. Then Lupe told him to prove his point better for a stack.

Yeah I think you're right. My fault.

 

[New Username]

Coli favorite conscious rapper yall

 

[NoHalfWay]

Yeah I think you're right. My fault.

I need that stack

But I'm dumb so I'm not good at debates

But somebody here should hit him up.

 

[BillBanneker]

But who determines what is a "good" decision or a "bad" one lupe.

Dude needs to keep these dumbass comments to himself.

 

[NoHalfWay]

Coli favorite conscious rapper yall

Lupe the gawd

 

[Ian1362]

I disagree because the cops decision in both the Sterling and Castile incidents were fueled mostly by racism and fear of black men that have been instilled in this country for years. The procedure they go about handling situations with black men, are always more hostile and volatile because instinctively they see us as a threat and a target, even when no immediate danger is present. In the Alton situation, while he had a gun, he was already pinned to the ground with two officers on top of him. There was no immediate reasonable threat of a gun being used. The "bad decision" comes from
Being scared of black men. The Castile case is even more maddening because they killed him after he was simply following their directions. All because that fear they have for black men.

Your taking out your ass. I don't even deny you could be right in both these cases, but this is literally confirmation bias 101. You have no idea why either cop made the explicitly bad decisions they did.

 

[ezrathegreat]

I don't make socio-political choices based on my race...I make decisions based on what I think is right

 

[Chasing Dopeness]

 

[FreshAIG]

Your taking out your ass. I don't even deny you could be right in both these cases, but this is literally confirmation bias 101. You have no idea why either cop made the explicitly bad decisions they did.

You're right, I can't. I can make an educated guess tho, which is what we as humans do.

 

[Chasing Dopeness]

Your taking out your ass. I don't even deny you could be right in both these cases, but this is literally confirmation bias 101. You have no idea why either cop made the explicitly bad decisions they did.

No black person would ever had typed that shyt, not even trollin'...

 

[Chip Skylark]

I just wanna see one of my coli nikkas get that stack

I'm sure someone on here can get his attention.

I'm sure they can but can they actually win the stack from him. No it won't happen.. Lupe is one of the few who talks the talk and actually walks the walk by doing research and actively participating in programs to better communities and he puts his money where his mouth is an into poverished communities also. Few can actually hold a very sound and logical debate with him

 

[boskey]

Don't confuse good decisions with racism.
Again, it make sense

That's where he's c00ning the hardest. He's saying that a number of these cop murders that we are protesting are "good kills".

Dude is a clown. Some black folks get a little success and really start believing they are the only smart black person on earth. Like he can use his super logic to explain away 400 years of consistent racist acts

 

[NoHalfWay]

I'm sure they can but can they actually win the stack from him. No it won't happen.. Lupe is one of the few who talks the talk and actually walks the walk by doing research and actively participating in programs to better communities and he puts his money where his mouth is an into poverished communities also. Few can actually hold a very sound and logical debate with him

shyt, I don't even agree with a lot of shyt he says (I don't even understand what this argument was about on Twitter, too ambiguous), but somebody gotta put in the gloves and box this nikka for a stack.

Dude puts in too much work to be calling him out of his blackness.

 

[Ian1362]

You're right, I can't. I can make an educated guess tho, which is what we as humans do.

The cop in the Minnesota case (which was much more egregious IMO with what we know of the facts) was Asian. IDK if he was motivated by "fear of black people".

As Lupe was sort of implying (in either case), maybe he just guessed terribly wrong. Police aren't geniuses, a lot of them are dumb as fukk, and the government grants them the ability to make discretionary decision on whether or not to kill you if you resist them. LIS, maybe the brehs were literally just afraid of black people. Even if that was the case, the police can and do murder people all the time regardless of if they are motivated by racism.


When I contemplated going to law school, I was taught to never talk to the police, under any circumstances, or admit anything to them, or resist because they could murder you. Police pray on the assumption you are ignorant of the law, why run the risk of them gunning you down out of some imagined fear?