#MuhammedAli on #RacialIntegration

So you are against racial quotas and racial preferences for jobs, student loans, small businesses, etc.? Great! We’re on the same page then.

@Andyman anti-racism doesnt require qualification.

I was referring to the first video in my comment. The second video is a lot more reasonable.

The left has institutionalized racism and made it virtually indelible, by calling anyone who tries to discuss it a racist.
Racism was fading into obscurity, because everyone realized how ignorant and harmful it is, and always has been.
Democrats exploit the black and Hispanic vote by using propaganda msm to teach young and ignorant, herd mentality people, that white people are the enemy.
They divide us as a nation in terms of race, religion, sex, sexuality, even music and culture.
This is our country people.
Walk like an AmeriCAN before our enemies put us in concentration camps

If there were "some good points in there", why didn't you mention them do we can all discuss them?

@Archangelwoghd Okay. These are the good points that I considered to be separate points instead of the redundant rioting rights and quarantine breaks:

1. "Preferential hiring". This is true. Companies will bend over backwards to become "diverse" so they don't get slammed by consumers for being "racist" just because there may be a lack of diversity. It's also true for schools like colleges and universities trying to reach their "race quotas" instead of accepting students solely based on their academics or athletic skills.
2. "Your own army". I have seen the firsthand destruction caused by marxist groups like BLM in the Twin Cities area (where I attend school). I've seen the monuments that have been pulled down, the relationships that have been destroyed, and the small businesses (particularly the ones owned by immigrants) being burnt down. It is mob mentality at its worst. Additionally, fake hate-crimes have been reported for media attention, to justify some of the "understandable rage" for these apparent "victimless crimes" of destroying property. The false hate-crimes make it harder to believe the victims of a real hate-crime. A literal "boy who called wolf" situation.
3. "The idea of racism itself". Morgan Freeman himself once said that the best way to stop racism was to stop talking about it. People literally just see the world as "us" and "them", and sure, visual differences may be easier to spot (pun intended), but cultural differences are the most common causes of "otherness". Point is, if we keep trying to bring up our differences instead of focusing on what unites us, it only highlights the fact that we're different and exasperates tensions instead of creating understanding.
4. "The N-word". I'm actually a total nerd when it comes to languages, so this is somewhat interesting. There is an argument that the word, when used by a white person versus a black person, is actually pronounced differently, so it's considered two different words! The difference is the ending phoneme (sound) being "err" (traditionally when used by whites) versus "ahh" (used in more modern contexts, mostly by blacks and people trying to sound "black" ). There's actually a whole history of reclaiming words used against groups as something representative of the groups they originally marked (think, for example, of "queer" or "gay" and how they're used today).
5. This one is something that he more-or-less mentioned but didn't really call it by name. I call it "saturation in media and sports". The percentages are all off-- in many categories. The amount of blacks in professional sports that are glorified as parts of American culture (and aired all across the nation accordingly), the amount of blacks in films (even if they aren't really historically/geographically accurate, Frozen 2), black rappers, black artists, etc, should, theoretically, be proportionate to the population-- but it's not. Its due to a combination of the "hip hop" privilege and "physical superiority" arguments, mixed with a little bit of the way society is set up to give supports to minority groups (i.e. through scholarships to big universities that athletes play for, eventually where they are scouted by professional teams).

Sorry if I ended up rambling. My thoughts are sometimes less clear when written or spoken since I may not convey all the necessary information. Feel free to let me know if you need any clarification!

@Imastel

Actually, I agree 100%
Thank you brother.

Pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) ?

@Admin Powers That Be, the big shots who run the little shots, like presidents, congressmen, governors, mayors. The billionaires that get the king crowned, the president elected, the POWERS THAT BE, THE PEOPLE WHO REALLY RUN THINGS, THE WIZARD BEHIND THE CURTAIN.

Whites are not trained to fear and hate blacks. Quite the opposite in fact.

It's funny because I saw that video right after I posted that excerpt.

It is absolutely ridiculous that this is perfectly acceptable. It's one thing to kinda make jokes that are racial, I think it's a good thing. If black people can jab at white people, we should be able to take it. But if you notice, all of these people look like they came straight from a BLM protest. I mean some of them look like they came from an SJW bootcamp.

The talks of equality are nearly over because it is now about favorability. They are allowed to say these things because we have all deemed black Americans as victims, so they can now do and say whatever they want. Racism need not apply because they changed the definition of racism to suit their standards.

In another words, fuck these people. They don't speak for myself and I believe a lot of black people but too many of us are too afraid to call out their crazy bullshit so we don't lose our black card.

Glad you pointed out his article. He's written a number of them, all of which are very good.

@coalburned Yes, I'm looking forward to reading his forthcoming book.

@BlackoutNJ

"Racist" was invented to shut down legit debate.

@Archangelwoghd Yes and it's used by everyone these days. Like the michigan election board calling the 2 republicans who didn't want to certify racist because they didn't want to certify due to the irregularities of the detroit districts. They must be racist lol

@coalburned thank you for the compliment

@BlackoutNJ Everyone's a little bit racist.

@ZuzecaSape oh god lol

@ZuzecaSape That was really hard to watch.

MF is one cool cat.

Morgan Freeman is one of my favorite actors. I really enjoy listening to his stories and advice. It does get a bit frustrating that race gets brought up so often. His race is not nearly as interesting as the life he's led.

How come super intelligent black people are over whelming conservative.

@daroldbanniste As a conservative I'd be biased in saying the question answers itself. Truthfully though, being conservative does add to life's happiness. However, I will concede that intelligence doesn't restrict people of any color from the foolishness of the left.

You must be new here...

I completely agree.

@WilyRickWiles You must not be worth my time.

@BlackoutNJ I wish there were more attention given to men like Thomas Sowell. Real leadership vs Al "Anything for a Buck" Sharpton. There are good leaders in all communities, real leaders who do not say what is popular but what is in reality responsible sober reflection and demand(s) for accountability.

@RoxyGellar I'm writing a book currently all about this. I wish for the same thing and hope that our expectations can be raised by being more prideful about ourselves instead of vengeful about everyone else. It's people like Sharpton that feeds off our racial insecurity that breeds white animosity. It's a shame really.

@RoxyGellar

@WilyRickWiles go yourself