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It's true thoughSince everyones sharing their thoughts on the Trayvon line, so will I.
Yes its SOUNDS like the white pundits who say "Well what about the violence thats going on in Chicago, or this instance, gang violence in LA, its not. he is not dismissing it. He is point out the contradiction.
Most of all, black folks like charles barkley that do this, but in the wrong forum. You dont (as a prominent black man) share these views to the masses. It is not the time. Kendrick is sharing this with US, not THEM.
There's no way that Fox news can use Kendrick's words (legimately) to dismiss a cop murdering another black life the way charles and a few others have.
Dude you are doing insane metal gymnastics to give Kendrick a pass for saying sumb dumb ****.
especially when Kendrick said this same respectability politic ******** in an interview.
"But when we don’t have respect for ourselves, how do we expect them to respect us?" - Your "King" Kendrick
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true.It's true thoughDude you are doing insane metal gymnastics to give Kendrick a pass for saying sumb dumb ****.Since everyones sharing their thoughts on the Trayvon line, so will I.
Yes its SOUNDS like the white pundits who say "Well what about the violence thats going on in Chicago, or this instance, gang violence in LA, its not. he is not dismissing it. He is point out the contradiction.
Most of all, black folks like charles barkley that do this, but in the wrong forum. You dont (as a prominent black man) share these views to the masses. It is not the time. Kendrick is sharing this with US, not THEM.
There's no way that Fox news can use Kendrick's words (legimately) to dismiss a cop murdering another black life the way charles and a few others have.
especially when Kendrick said this same respectability politic ******** in an interview.
"But when we don’t have respect for ourselves, how do we expect them to respect us?" - Your "King" Kendrick
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As an example
How a prostitute gonna expect to get respect from someone if she doesn't respect herself
Man real talk us as black folks dont even respect each other half the time
We talk down to one another
**** on one another
We always have that crab in a bucket mentality
Maaaaaan this song got me wanting to dress in all black
Put on a kufi
Stop eating bacon
And sell some bean pies
This is how I feel about it. A lot of our problems are due to external causes, but we can do better in certain aspects. I don't see the wrong in saying something like that.Another thing where yes context of who's speaking this matters ALOT.
Growing up in the hood you know, that things ain't fare, you know that your targeted by the law, you know that your way of living is far inferior to your white counterparts etc etc. You also know that all of these things lead to a lack of self respect.
Kendrick Imo is just trying to hold people accountable for both sides, like yea we know we are in a white supremacist world, we know the odds are against of but until we have the means to fix things on a broader scale, let's atleast try and get our own on the same page.
The alternative is what? expect all those who are benefiting off supremacy and hatred to one day say, yea let's reconcile and make things even?
When someone like him says we need to respect ourselves i see it as him wanting blacks to become more united and have less conflict amongst are community. When a Bill O'reily says something like blacks need to respect themselves i see it as him trying to dictate how a culture he has no involvement and understanding of should move.
Since everyones sharing their thoughts on the Trayvon line, so will I.
Yes its SOUNDS like the white pundits who say "Well what about the violence thats going on in Chicago, or this instance, gang violence in LA, its not. he is not dismissing it. He is point out the contradiction.
Most of all, black folks like charles barkley that do this, but in the wrong forum. You dont (as a prominent black man) share these views to the masses. It is not the time. Kendrick is sharing this with US, not THEM.
There's no way that Fox news can use Kendrick's words (legimately) to dismiss a cop murdering another black life the way charles and a few others have.
Dude you are doing insane metal gymnastics to give Kendrick a pass for saying sumb dumb ****.
especially when Kendrick said this same respectability politic ******** in an interview.
"But when we don’t have respect for ourselves, how do we expect them to respect us?" - Your "King" Kendrick
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What exactly is wrong with that quote?
Since everyones sharing their thoughts on the Trayvon line, so will I.
Yes its SOUNDS like the white pundits who say "Well what about the violence thats going on in Chicago, or this instance, gang violence in LA, its not. he is not dismissing it. He is point out the contradiction.
Most of all, black folks like charles barkley that do this, but in the wrong forum. You dont (as a prominent black man) share these views to the masses. It is not the time. Kendrick is sharing this with US, not THEM.
There's no way that Fox news can use Kendrick's words (legimately) to dismiss a cop murdering another black life the way charles and a few others have.
Dude you are doing insane metal gymnastics to give Kendrick a pass for saying sumb dumb ****.
especially when Kendrick said this same respectability politic ******** in an interview.
"But when we don’t have respect for ourselves, how do we expect them to respect us?" - Your "King" Kendrick
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What exactly is wrong with that quote?
would be cool to see if K.Dot expounds more on this song down the line and that last verse.
Im just confused how you attack a majority...attack a system destined to take down your people.. "**** all yall"
and then at the last second call out gang members for being hypocrites...the smallest percentage possible of people who were out here in a rage for the likes of Trayvon
that math doesnt add up to me
Because you put "them" in a place of superiority by saying stupid **** like that. They've been wiping us off the planet and profiting from us long before kids in Chicago were killing each other.
Who the **** are they that anyone's actions should be done with their "respect" in mind?
Here's the bottom line:
Police brutality is a product of the white power structure. That system has been in place long before gang violence.
Gang violence can end today...and white supremacy still isn't going to "respect" you.
Maybe you missed my last sentence.But would that not be a step toward getting/taking that respect?
But would that not be a step toward getting/taking that respect?
Maybe you missed my last sentence.
White supremacy is NEVER GOING TO RESPECT you regardless of what you do.
Yes...black genocide and the new jim crow absolutely needs to end...but not to get "their" respect. Do you not understand how bat **** crazy it is to be asking for respect that they've never given you.
his interview months back explained that lineAnd that's the truth.Maybe you missed my last sentence.But would that not be a step toward getting/taking that respect?
White supremacy is NEVER GOING TO RESPECT you regardless of what you do.
Yes...black genocide and the new jim crow absolutely needs to end...but not to get "their" respect. Do you not understand how bat **** crazy it is to be asking for respect that they've never given you.
I'm a give Kendrick the benefit of the doubt and wait till he explains that line.