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post 1619448531 10-15-2020, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules
Unfortunately his message will fall on mostly deaf ears

These blm types are too lazy and stupid to take any accountability and help themselves or their community

It's easier to blame the system and demand free handouts
He's given similar responses to the same questions in other interviews. Guess people think if they ask it enough times he'll change his response.
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Originally Posted By ChaliHo
Feminist will not like this, they refuse to believe the man is the head of the household, its facts with a dead beat dad who doesn't even ask thier kids how was their day or teach them morals those kids end up wild or living off TV and girls start doing porno etc.
True but they can also STFU when DenzGOAT is speaking
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Originally Posted By CR89RA
Nah brah. Good luck finding black conservatives on this board. There the same ****ers going around breeding out of wedlock then on sunday there marching with BLM banners. **** them.
Trying to understand what you mean. Are you saying there aren't black conservatives on misc?
Originally Posted By MirinCanadian99
This. The BLM crowd get their activism and violent rhetoric from Malcom X. You won't hear a single peep about Marthin Luther King because he was advocating non-violence, dialogue and he preached love. Malcom X preached an eye for an eye and to segregate. Support black owned or supporting white owned business is by definition discrimination and segregation. There is nothing uplifting about that. We should be preaching societal support for all businesses, we should be okay with buying our tires from a black man and buying our groceries from a white man. Malcom X was against that idea.

I got a buddy who is a die hard BLM'er. Not once does he bring up MLK. MLK is dead to the BLM crowd. They get their inspiration from Malcom X and all the other host of Pan-Africanism ideologies such as the nation of islam and a few other extreme groups.

Quit idolizing Malcom X as if his message was actually positive. He was a Piece of Chit who's ideas still to this day haunt us. If it wasn't for MLK we would have had thousands of casualties because of his violent rhetoric. Thank God MLK's message got through but sadly his message has faded away and the evil rhetoric of Malcom X has won.
Care to post some examples of evil Malcolm? I assume you mean pre-mecca Malcolm. Which rhetoric are you referring to? Not the self defense ones right?

Almost everyone was a segregationist back then. Was everyone else evil as well? Does supporting black owned business = destroying white ones? I don't recall him saying that.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Trying to understand what you mean. Are you saying there aren't black conservatives on misc?

Care to post some examples of evil Malcolm? I assume you mean pre-mecca Malcolm. Which rhetoric are you referring to? Not the self defense ones right?
There are very few, if any, true conservatives on this board that are also black
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
There are very few, if any, true conservatives on this board that are also black
If you're using a term like "true" conservative, then that eliminates almost all of the white miscers too.
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
With A GF who is director of a foster care agency, i asked her about this topic since people bring up AFAM fathers **once a week** in most forums here. So glad it is on the brains of most here, glad we have so many religious compassionate posters,lol.

Her answer was tell them that, bad fathers present are worse than no father in many cases.

cliffs: it isn't about just having a man in the home, it is about having a quality father(not one that engages in mental abuse/physical/ sexual/alcoholism/drugs/violence) and no... I am not saying that all AFAM do this.
I doubt that, your GF is just protecting her job, if there is no more abuse cases these CPS workers and foster care will lose a job

many kids have been molested abused and neglected in foster homes while the foster family gets paid thousands to take care of them.

The CPS is also known for corruption writing exaggerated claims, if there is no abuse they came up with something like neglect, to take the baby from the homes.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
If you're using a term like "true" conservative, then that eliminates almost all of the white miscers too.
I guess it depends on what you consider a conservative

Which black miscers do you propose are conservative?
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Originally Posted By ThatGuy950
True but they can also STFU when DenzGOAT is speaking
I get sick of these feminist they all want to be single moms and then dress their child in a dress when he is a boy because their favorite celebs are doing it.
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
I guess it depends on what you consider a conservative

Which black miscers do you propose are conservative?
I'd say about 50/50
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
I'd say about 50/50
This must be due to some insider information from your segregated black miscord then and not from actual black miscer posts, because based off black miscer posts, I would say 90/10
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
This must be due to some insider information from your segregated black miscord then and not from actual black miscer posts, because based off black miscer posts, I would say 90/10
Are you basing that off of ignorant back and forth posts over childish race chit, or actual policies, fiscal believes, and family ideals?
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Are you basing that off of ignorant back and forth posts over childish race chit, or actual policies, fiscal believes, and family ideals?
I'm basing it off of the posts that I read, which are mostly the ignorant back and forth race bait chit (Because that's what a lot of people post). Actual policy/fiscal belief is rare to read

Maybe you can point me to some posts that support otherwise? BB.com posts, not black discord
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
I'm basing it off of the posts that I read, which are mostly the ignorant back and forth race bait chit (Because that's what a lot of people post). Actual policy/fiscal belief is rare to read

Maybe you can point me to some posts that support otherwise? BB.com posts, not black discord
Of course not, why would I have something so boring bookmarked? For that you'd have to look yourself.

Race politics are not the only things in the world, and you see what you see because you choose to enter those threads.

For a better idea, make a thread, call out black miscers specifically, and ask us where we stand on various topics that ARE NOT FUKKING BLM RELATED.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Of course not, why would I have something so boring bookmarked? For that you'd have to look yourself.

Race politics are not the only things in the world, and you see what you see because you choose to enter those threads.

For a better idea, make a thread, call out black miscers specifically, and ask us where we stand on various topics that ARE NOT FUKKING BLM RELATED.
BLM (the organization) is a political organization though, so I'm not sure why a stance on BLM would not be considered when looking at someone's political views

I'm not going to search through the misc for black miscer conservative posts. I'll keep reading and observing and try to look at all posts on politics not just BLM and see if your 50/50 is accurate. I highly doubt it though

Will you admit at least that your 50/50 assumption is based mostly on black discord posts, and not posts here on the misc?
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Trying to understand what you mean. Are you saying there aren't black conservatives on misc?

Care to post some examples of evil Malcolm? I assume you mean pre-mecca Malcolm. Which rhetoric are you referring to? Not the self defense ones right?

Almost everyone was a segregationist back then. Was everyone else evil as well? Does supporting black owned business = destroying white ones? I don't recall him saying that.
this pretty much, when he converted to sunni islam and took trips to africa and the middle-east, he had a sort of new awakening. he pretty much dis-avowed many of his views and rhetoric as part of the NOI. Including things like violence and that blacks and whites couldn't work together and co-exist.

can't really blame him for wanting segregation at the time based on how things were but he changed those views.

I think it's the opposite, MLK is the more popular and more mainstream figure of civil rights. He is basically the face of it. There's an MLK day. I think Malcolm X doesn't get talked about enough, possibly due to some of the controversial stuff he said in the past. I think aside from a few cities or states, I don't think there is a Malcolm X day and it isn't nearly as celebrated as MLK day.

being pro-black isn't anti-white although in many instances this can be the case. i don't necessarily believe in being pro-"my own skin colour/race" but it depends how you define it and I feel like nowadays it's less about equal rights and treatment and more about entitlement.
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Denzel might get culture cancelled for this. Chance the rapper nearly did when he said black people dont have to be democrats. He ended up having to apologize for it
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Originally Posted By Slootbrahh
mad respect for the guy. Prob my fav of all time. hes a devoted christian too.
Ahhhh, and there I was thinking he had some iota of intelligence. Silly me.
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Originally Posted By sooby
this pretty much, when he converted to sunni islam and took trips to africa and the middle-east, he had a sort of new awakening. he pretty much dis-avowed many of his views and rhetoric as part of the NOI. Including things like violence and that blacks and whites couldn't work together and co-exist.

can't really blame him for wanting segregation at the time based on how things were but he changed those views.

I think it's the opposite, MLK is the more popular and more mainstream figure of civil rights. He is basically the face of it. There's an MLK day. I think Malcolm X doesn't get talked about enough, possibly due to some of the controversial stuff he said in the past. I think aside from a few cities or states, I don't think there is a Malcolm X day and it isn't nearly as celebrated as MLK day.

being pro-black isn't anti-white although in many instances this can be the case. i don't necessarily believe in being pro-"my own skin colour/race" but it depends how you define it and I feel like nowadays it's less about equal rights and treatment and more about entitlement.
X can't really be considered for a day since he was basically just trying to look out for black people. While MLK was trying to do the same, he went about it in a universal way. Everyone can rally behind everyone should hold hands and love one another. Only black people can really rally behind X.

Now of course he got more chill near the end, but his political history isn't really something that is inclusive.
Originally Posted By tank2003
Denzel might get culture cancelled for this. Chance the rapper nearly did when he said black people dont have to be democrats. He ended up having to apologize for it
Lol, not a chance. Denzel is untouchable.
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Originally Posted By tank2003
Denzel might get culture cancelled for this. Chance the rapper nearly did when he said black people dont have to be democrats. He ended up having to apologize for it
I think Denzel is too beloved to get cancelled, srs

trying to cancel Denzel outside if he actually did some Bill Cosby chit would be suicide

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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Trying to understand what you mean. Are you saying there aren't black conservatives on misc?

Care to post some examples of evil Malcolm? I assume you mean pre-mecca Malcolm. Which rhetoric are you referring to? Not the self defense ones right?

Almost everyone was a segregationist back then. Was everyone else evil as well? Does supporting black owned business = destroying white ones? I don't recall him saying that.
I respect you as a miscer because of your track record but this won't stop me from respectfully disagreeing.

"Almost everyone was a segregationist back then." I don't think this a valid answer. MLK definitely wasn't one and saw everyone as equal. You can stand out from the crowd and be different. Saying you did something because everyone else did it is not a moral argument. You think the people who hated the Jews were morally absolved of all their sins because hating Jews was normal back then?

Here are some disturbing quotes:

“One of the things that made the Black Muslim movement grow was its emphasis upon things African. This was the secret to the growth of the Black Muslim movement. African blood, African origin, African culture, African ties. And you’d be surprised – we discovered that deep within the subconscious of the black man in this country , he is still more African than he is American.”

“I am for violence if non-violence means we continue postponing a solution to the American black man’s problem just to avoid violence.”

“Concerning nonviolence, it is criminal to teach a man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks.”

“It’s hard for anyone intelligent to be nonviolent.”

“If you turn the other cheek, you can be enslaved for 1,000 years.”

“Sometimes you have to pick the gun up to put the Gun down.”

“If someone puts their hands on you make sure they never put their hands on anybody else again.”

“I am a Muslim, because it's a religion that teaches you an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. It teaches you to respect everybody, and treat everybody right. But it also teaches you if someone steps on your toe, chop off their foot. And I carry my religious axe with me all the time.”

“By any means necessary.”

I'll stop here. All these quotes have a violent rhetoric to them. Self-Defense is still violent and it always escalates. I don't subscribe to that. I follow MLK and all the other civil rights advocates who preached non-violence. If we had followed Malcom X we would have ended up with thousands of death.
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Originally Posted By MirinCanadian99
I respect you as a miscer because of your track record but this won't stop me from respectfully disagreeing.

"Almost everyone was a segregationist back then." I don't think this a valid answer. MLK definitely wasn't one and saw everyone as equal. You can stand out from the crowd and be different. Saying you did something because everyone else did it is not a moral argument. You think the people who hated the Jews were morally absolved of all their sins because hating Jews was normal back then?

Here are some disturbing quotes:

“One of the things that made the Black Muslim movement grow was its emphasis upon things African. This was the secret to the growth of the Black Muslim movement. African blood, African origin, African culture, African ties. And you’d be surprised – we discovered that deep within the subconscious of the black man in this country , he is still more African than he is American.”

“I am for violence if non-violence means we continue postponing a solution to the American black man’s problem just to avoid violence.”

“Concerning nonviolence, it is criminal to teach a man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks.”

“It’s hard for anyone intelligent to be nonviolent.”

“If you turn the other cheek, you can be enslaved for 1,000 years.”

“Sometimes you have to pick the gun up to put the Gun down.”

“If someone puts their hands on you make sure they never put their hands on anybody else again.”

“I am a Muslim, because it's a religion that teaches you an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. It teaches you to respect everybody, and treat everybody right. But it also teaches you if someone steps on your toe, chop off their foot. And I carry my religious axe with me all the time.”

“By any means necessary.”

I'll stop here. All these quotes have a violent rhetoric to them. Self-Defense is still violent and it always escalates. I don't subscribe to that. I follow MLK and all the other civil rights advocates who preached non-violence. If we had followed Malcom X we would have ended up with thousands of death.
If you don't believe in self defense, you're in the minority pretty much anywhere. He wasn't advocating violence for the sake of it, he's advocating for standing your ground and not being a victim.

Non violence is noble and all, but not everyone is willing to just roll over and get beat on, and I'd never expect anyone to take that.

It's also falsely equivalent comparing his policies with blm. Nobody in 2020 is risking an ass whooping for drinking out of the wrong water fountain.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Lol, not a chance. Denzel is untouchable.
Only way Denzel will get canceled is if he speaks against GAys and Trannies
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Denzel has always been my top 3 favorite actors. my man. i knew there was something else great other than being a great actor, is that he is a great human being.
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Originally Posted By kingHanley
Love how Denzel cuts him off too lol

knowing that children from single mother households make up about
63% of youth suicide
71% of pregnant teens
90% of homeless and runaway teens
70% of juveniles in state operated institutions
85% of all children who exhibit behavioral disorders
80% of rapists motivated by displaced anger
71% of all high school dropouts
75% of all adolescent patients in chemical abuse centers
etc etc

and pairing that up with


it's blatantly obvious that fatherless househoulds are the biggest route source for unwanted outcomes in black communities. Instead of playing oppression olympics, focus on raising mentally stable healthy children so the next generation would at least have a chance.
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules
Unfortunately his message will fall on mostly deaf ears

These blm types are too lazy and stupid to take any accountability and help themselves or their community

It's easier to blame the system and demand free handouts
BLM doesn't believe in the nuclear family so of course his message doesn't resonate with them.
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Originally Posted By Bigdumogre
Maybe because he was a piece of chit and advocated violence. He was not a role model
tbh I dont blame him, living in the early-mid 1900s
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules
Unfortunately his message will fall on mostly deaf ears

These blm types are too lazy and stupid to take any accountability and help themselves or their community

It's easier to blame the system and demand free handouts
This sadly

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Originally Posted By AdvancedDreamer
BLM doesn't believe in the nuclear family so of course his message doesn't resonate with them.
I was pretty shocked to read the official position of the main BLM website, including to read that they want to dismantle America and raise kids in communes. Fuking crazy - I thought all the talk about BLM being marxist was just dumbass Trump fanboys but BLM (again, the main website - they have many chapter Im sure) legit says all this stuff. Wild!
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Originally Posted By CR89RA
Nah brah. Good luck findingblack conservatives on this board.
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When was this interview and when was BLM mentioned??
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