Online Dating Practical Joke

[BerenTebogo]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

You're a fucking idiot, who says duhhhrrr? Is this 1992? Did I hit a fucking time-warp?

Edit: Sub-urban isn't an opinion based judgement for the fucking U.S. Census you uninformed piece of shit, it literally means outside of city, so any area that isn't a major city, but surrounding one, is suburban, dumb fucking kid.

[sunb1ind]

Saying Tupac is the closest thing to Martin Luther King Jr. in your time is such a bad comparison. Anyone who champions civil rights is already closer to Dr. King. How you could compare a poetic rapper, who participated in divisive, violent and illegal activites to the non-violent protests of Dr. King just truly shows how far you have strayed from the pack. Really, no need to respond, as no amount of words will pierce your little self-delusion bubble.

Tupac never supported these activities, educate yourself and watch one of the many documentaries.

[Tajin]

You're right, Tupac ISNT Martin Luther King. Tupac was a poet, a philosopher, a trend-setter, among other things. He was the closest thing to MLK in my lifetime and there's not much denying that.

Oh wow...

[BerenTebogo]

"Educate yourself by watching TV"

You just basically admitted you get all your information on black culture from TV.

//thread

Edit: I'm not sure what's more sad about this thread, the fact that I can sit here and call him a nigger openly, (even if it is in a non-derogatory way and used as an example between the difference between african-american citizens and stupid niggers) and have people, including black people, be more offended by his ignorance of his own culture. Or the fact that he thinks talking about rap is relevant to black people as a culture, as if all there is to african-americans, or all the black people worldwide is rap and hip hop.

[Exoduso]

It's like arguing with the wall, I honestly don't know why you're even trying to reason with her/him/it.

[UnclePhil]

Waiting for some Fox News pie chart showing the shrinking number of white people in suburbs today

edit: edited for accuracy! 8)

Racial and ethnic diversity in
suburban areas rose substantially in
the last decade. Racial and ethnic
minorities make up more than a
quarter (27 percent) of suburban
populations, up from 19 percent in
1990.

Get off the fucking board you ignorant piece of shit, you give African-Americans a bad name.

Cool, racial minorities are still... minorities in the suburbs, who know's WTF area's they are considering suburban to go along with this bullshit

So you're telling me the census has a bias...right.Also the number of minorities in the suburbs will only increase by 2010.

[Ryko]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

While I'm not one to defend someone who goes out of their way to be as obnoxious as possible, to say that rap has absolutely nothing positive to add in either message or influence is just as ignorant a statement as anything those fake thugs could spew out on a regular basis. For some it's an offhand statement in a song, for some it's just a change of pace track, but for others entire albums of good, positive messages or sometimes just a happy one are made.

[sunb1ind]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

Hey, you left out latino people too, don't forget your own race. lol Your prejudism is almost as good as your racism. We get it, you hate rap, black people are bad, etc.

[Demosthenes11]

I apologize to guartz for comparing him to sunb1ind, it was low and uncalled for

[Kuya]

lol Your prejudism

aha... hahaha.... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[sunb1ind]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

While I'm not one to defend someone who goes out of their way to be as obnoxious as possible, to say that rap has absolutely nothing positive to add in either message or influence is just as ignorant a statement as anything those fake thugs could spew out on a regular basis. For some it's an offhand statement in a song, for some it's just a change of pace track, but for others entire albums of good, positive messages or sometimes just a happy one are made.

This guy Sath has probably only begun to show his true colors of prejudice.

[BerenTebogo]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

While I'm not one to defend someone who goes out of their way to be as obnoxious as possible, to say that rap has absolutely nothing positive to add in either message or influence is just as ignorant a statement as anything those fake thugs could spew out on a regular basis. For some it's an offhand statement in a song, for some it's just a change of pace track, but for others entire albums of good, positive messages or sometimes just a happy one are made.

I guess I phrased it wrong, what I really mean is that rap should have no real basis on determining the positives or negatives to black culture worldwide, as black people are not solely the product of MTV driven society. I'm really getting the feeling that sunb1ind basis their entire knowledge of civil rights / liberties / racism on what they hear from rap songs.

[BerenTebogo]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

While I'm not one to defend someone who goes out of their way to be as obnoxious as possible, to say that rap has absolutely nothing positive to add in either message or influence is just as ignorant a statement as anything those fake thugs could spew out on a regular basis. For some it's an offhand statement in a song, for some it's just a change of pace track, but for others entire albums of good, positive messages or sometimes just a happy one are made.

This guy Sath has probably only begun to show his true colors of prejudice.

So, conversely, we're only at the tip of the iceberg of your stupidity?

[Maxxthepenguin]

I apologize to guartz for comparing him to sunb1ind, it was low and uncalled for

loooooooooooool

And is prejudism like when somebody is about to convert to Judaism but hasn't yet?

[Exoduso]

I apologize to guartz for comparing him to sunb1ind, it was low and uncalled for

loooooooooooool

And is prejudism like when somebody is about to convert to Judaism but hasn't yet?

lol...

[sunb1ind]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

While I'm not one to defend someone who goes out of their way to be as obnoxious as possible, to say that rap has absolutely nothing positive to add in either message or influence is just as ignorant a statement as anything those fake thugs could spew out on a regular basis. For some it's an offhand statement in a song, for some it's just a change of pace track, but for others entire albums of good, positive messages or sometimes just a happy one are made.

I guess I phrased it wrong, what I really mean is that rap should have no real basis on determining the positives or negatives to black culture worldwide, as black people are not solely the product of MTV driven society. I'm really getting the feeling that sunb1ind basis their entire knowledge of civil rights / liberties / racism on what they hear from rap songs.

Honestly, I don't even listen to rap anymore. But you look like you already know so much about me, go ahead and tell me more about myself.

You guys are sad, picking at small grammar mistakes, so desperate for any kind of action.

[UnclePhil]

This is relevant http://youtube.com/watch?v=-g7uX6jaEfI.

[Shuemue]

Next this dumb cunt will say tupac is still alive.

[Kuya]

Or because I don't think rap has anything positive to add to the african-american culture, at all, and am not going to get involved in a conversation about you saying that rap is poetry and bible for the black people.

While I'm not one to defend someone who goes out of their way to be as obnoxious as possible, to say that rap has absolutely nothing positive to add in either message or influence is just as ignorant a statement as anything those fake thugs could spew out on a regular basis. For some it's an offhand statement in a song, for some it's just a change of pace track, but for others entire albums of good, positive messages or sometimes just a happy one are made.

I guess I phrased it wrong, what I really mean is that rap should have no real basis on determining the positives or negatives to black culture worldwide, as black people are not solely the product of MTV driven society. I'm really getting the feeling that sunb1ind basis their entire knowledge of civil rights / liberties / racism on what they hear from rap songs.

Honestly, I don't even listen to rap anymore. But you look like you already know so much about me, go ahead and tell me more about myself.

You guys are sad, picking at small grammar mistakes, so desperate for any kind of action.

But i don't want to be a prejew.

[Ryko]

Next this dumb cunt will say tupac is still alive.

Cuba baby