If This Is True, All Black People Are Racists

[377OHMS]

Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:

The joke is on foxx, no matter how rich he gets , in his own mind he's just a poor broke "figger".

It's kinda sad but white guilt isn't my forte so fvck'em.

Let him wallow in his misery.

I don't indulge in white guilt either.

My family wasn't involved in the slave trade, didn't own slaves and some fought in the Union Army. I don't owe them a thing and don't feel a single pang of guilt.

 

[Mav88]

The people of identity politics always feel like their worth is tied to the success of the group they identify with. They have a constant Us vs. Them mentality and so they won't be happy unless their team 'wins'. They obsess about every aspect of this percieved competition between, in this case, races. Obama is more important because they 'won', not because he made them better off individually, in fact the numbers show they are worse off.


Black culture has in fact been inferior with respect to the societies it produces. They know it, that's why they feel like they have to change in public like that, even if they are successful as individuals.

 

[PHOENIX TRADING]

Quote from Mav88:

The people of identity politics always feel like their worth is tied to the success of the group they identify with. They have a constant Us vs. Them mentality and so they won't be happy unless their team 'wins'. They obsess about every aspect of this percieved competition between, in this case, races. Obama is more important because they 'won', not because he made them better off individually, in fact the numbers show they are worse off.


Black culture has in fact been inferior with respect to the societies it produces. They know it, that's why they feel like they have to change in public like that, even if they are successful as individuals.

Thankfully some blacks don't drink the flavor-aid and reject counterproductive black culture.

 

[Hoofhearted]

Quote from pspr:

Jamie Foxx has revealed that he finds himself facing racial challenges in everyday situations of his life.

The African American actor explained during an interview with Vibe magazine that he is always sensitive about his skin color.

Jamie, 45, admitted that 'Every single thing in my life is built around race'

He told Vibe magazine: 'Cause as black folks we're always sensitive. As a black person it's always racial.

'I come into this place to do a photo shoot and they got Ritz crackers and cheese.

'I'll be like, ain't this a b***h. Y'all didn't know black people was coming.'

In the same vein he explained that if he turned up to the photo shoot and there was fried chicken and watermelon, he would also be annoyed at the stereotype.

Jamie also admitted that he feels that he must act and talk in a certain way around white people and in his day-to-day job as an actor.

He told the magazine: 'But the minute I leave my house, I gotta put my other jacket on and say, 'Hey, Thomas, Julian and Greg.' And I gotta be a certain person.

'But when I get home my other homies are like how was your day? Well, I only had to be white for at least eight hours today, [or] I only had to be white for four hours.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...Foxx-explains-sensitive-African-American.html

He knows that when he opens his mouth and says things like this, that people like you will work hard to keep him in the spotlight- right where he likes to be.

Some powerful juice your pumping out here lately, psser

 

[Traveler]

I *like* friend chicken. What the big deal about it?

 

[Hoofhearted]

Quote from pspr:

Jamie Foxx has revealed that he finds himself facing racial challenges in everyday situations of his life.

The African American actor explained during an interview with Vibe magazine that he is always sensitive about his skin color.

Jamie, 45, admitted that 'Every single thing in my life is built around race'

He told Vibe magazine: 'Cause as black folks we're always sensitive. As a black person it's always racial.

'I come into this place to do a photo shoot and they got Ritz crackers and cheese.

'I'll be like, ain't this a b***h. Y'all didn't know black people was coming.'

In the same vein he explained that if he turned up to the photo shoot and there was fried chicken and watermelon, he would also be annoyed at the stereotype.

Jamie also admitted that he feels that he must act and talk in a certain way around white people and in his day-to-day job as an actor.

He told the magazine: 'But the minute I leave my house, I gotta put my other jacket on and say, 'Hey, Thomas, Julian and Greg.' And I gotta be a certain person.

'But when I get home my other homies are like how was your day? Well, I only had to be white for at least eight hours today, [or] I only had to be white for four hours.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...Foxx-explains-sensitive-African-American.html

pssr,

So you're theory here is that if Jamie Foxx really said these things, that it somehow makes "all black people racist"?

Is that right?

If so, would you mind humoring us and explaining a bit more on how you reached your conclusion?

 

[TGregg]

Quote from pspr:

Jamie also admitted that he feels that he must act and talk in a certain way around white people and in his day-to-day job as an actor.

You mean you can't act all ghetto and greet brothers with "Heeeeeeyyyyy Niggas!"? You can't negotiate a contract by saying "Well #@*^ y'all, gonna bust a cap n your sorry asses!"? You can't smoke crack in front of your co-workers?

Wow, that sucks.