goretex 💁🏽♂️OPJul 17, 2020
SHAQUILLEThat quote doesn’t disprove what I said tho
oops i responded to wrong person my bad
theres a lot of smoke being sent my way rn
Jul 17, 2020this situation is really unfortunate for her. I hope she find peace and hopefully her label backs off and lets her relax.
Jul 17, 2020goretexboth is one group being oppressed by another
You should use a different word. Your point is getting lost in the significance of systematic oppression
Bernie X 🙊Jul 17, 2020·1 reply
provideri read your entire post bruh i can read.
you did explicitly say that, and then you explicity said "however"
i was clearly responding to the "however" and i even quoted your own words to help convey that.
The however you were responding to was a bridge to the topic of oppression. I’m sure you know the definition of that, and given the context of the social climate we live in, I’m sure you know which definition of oppression I was referring to. I said black men don’t have the facilities to actually oppress black women in the way the definition of the word would entail, but we do have to acknowledge how we hurt them in other ways
Jul 17, 2020·edited·4 replies
ch33zeyThe basis of it is to say that straight Black cis-men are the oppressors within the Black community
We mistreat Black women, Black gay people, and Black trans people
And above all that, we act like we’re the most victimized above all other Black people, usually ignoring their hardships and taking over their movements in the process
you're overgeneralizing black men. Not all black men are oppressors towards black women, black gay people, or trans people.
And it irks me that there has to be some sort of who's oppressed the most game in our community when were ALL oppressed by society due to our skin color.
- Jul 17, 2020·1 reply
LikewhoIsHethat’s just thing people aren’t including it they are separating it and making it two diffrent things
perhaps we're on two different versions of twitter then bro. that has always been the message and the mission from the start. equality for black people ACROSS THE BOARD. and if black men are getting in the way of that, then how could the women not be on some "fuck 'em" type s***?
Jul 17, 2020·1 replyDEL_245· editedtoxic masculinity (not masculinity in general) causes one to keep their feelings inside and not be open about them as a result of societys standard of men being stoic people that need to be strong
this can lead to more depression and anxiety in one as a result of feeling the need to hold those emotions in which then leads to higher amounts of suicide
Jul 17, 2020·1 replyAlso if you aren’t black don’t speak on or make weirdo statements about black men & black women
That s*** starts a narrative which causes division, the community is already been divided ever since Toyin’s death, not to mention more black women coming out about their social injustices
Actually be civil & make rational statements rather than trolling for quotes + likes
- goretex 💁🏽♂️OPJul 17, 2020·1 replydawg
you're overgeneralizing black men. Not all black men are oppressors towards black women, black gay people, or trans people.
And it irks me that there has to be some sort of who's oppressed the most game in our community when were ALL oppressed by society due to our skin color.
oh my god "NOT ALL BLACK MEN" you literally sound like a white person
Jul 17, 2020
XavierManePeople are desensitized.
If that bullet hit her somewhere else, wouldn't be no memes.
That's why people need to cut their addiction to Twitter. It turns people into f***ing clowns.
Yep. Everything has to become a meme now
Jul 17, 2020Sunny SunYes
Girl his first response was to shoot her several times in a violent altercation and the first thing we do is get our jokes off
When has pop culture joked about a potential artists death ? Unless I’m missing something this is the first time of this magnitude, period.
Akademiks made a whole career off of it
- Jul 17, 2020
Old Man Robin you wanted an exampleI’m not arguing any of your points but that was a potentially disastrous situation that became a meme
Because Dolph turn it into a meme himself, Meg is real live traumatized, plus dolph is street nigga who embraces that life style while Meg could be a potential victim
Who need to wait & see what happens
- Jul 17, 2020goretex
oh my god "NOT ALL BLACK MEN" you literally sound like a white person
I just called dude out for overgeneralizing
Jul 17, 2020Sunny SunAlso if you aren’t black don’t speak on or make weirdo statements about black men & black women
That s*** starts a narrative which causes division, the community is already been divided ever since Toyin’s death, not to mention more black women coming out about their social injustices
Actually be civil & make rational statements rather than trolling for quotes + likes
taking an additive approach to intersectionality opens the door for non-black folks to make these statements
- Jul 17, 2020
Why did he shoot her in the foot though
- Jul 17, 2020dawg
you're overgeneralizing black men. Not all black men are oppressors towards black women, black gay people, or trans people.
And it irks me that there has to be some sort of who's oppressed the most game in our community when were ALL oppressed by society due to our skin color.
"Not all Black men"
"Not all White people"
"Not all cops"
I'm by no means saying all Black men, but there are enough to where it is a problem. If it weren't so many of us, this wouldn't be a talking point
- Jul 17, 2020coltrup
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Jul 17, 2020Yea meg a clown tbh
- Jul 17, 2020·5 replies
Y’all gotta understand that when you pull the “not all black men” card you’re doing the same s*** white people do about racism
It’s understood that you may not actively be suppressing the voices of black women or harming them but you’re inherently benefiting for a patriarchal system. Black men may be oppressed but we still have advantages that black women don’t have
It’s a privilege that should be acknowledged
- Jul 17, 2020·1 reply
hey man relaxoh i blame the users as well
ok word. all i'm saying is people call for the destruction of twitter like it's the catalyst for all evil in the world. twitter is the platform, the "evil" stems from its users.
that would be like blaming the presidential race for existing instead of the people who elected our president
just doesn't compute for me - Jul 17, 2020provider
perhaps we're on two different versions of twitter then bro. that has always been the message and the mission from the start. equality for black people ACROSS THE BOARD. and if black men are getting in the way of that, then how could the women not be on some "fuck 'em" type s***?
It’s possible for two diffrent people to see diffrent things on twitter that’s how the website is designed to work but i’m saying people aren’t getting in the way i’m not even saying they are all i’m saying it what system are we changing what are we doing to change this
Jul 17, 2020dawgyou're overgeneralizing black men. Not all black men are oppressors towards black women, black gay people, or trans people.
And it irks me that there has to be some sort of who's oppressed the most game in our community when were ALL oppressed by society due to our skin color.
this aint it
Jul 17, 2020absolutely wild post
- Jul 17, 2020Old Man Robin
Y’all gotta understand that when you pull the “not all black men” card you’re doing the same s*** white people do about racism
It’s understood that you may not actively be suppressing the voices of black women or harming them but you’re inherently benefiting for a patriarchal system. Black men may be oppressed but we still have advantages that black women don’t have
It’s a privilege that should be acknowledged