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Originally Posted by cguy610

AntonLaVey :
Like everyone else said, what is the point here and why do you have three letters in the word Nigeria in your sig in white.


   The flag. I wanted to see if everyone agreed with the quote, NTers are more sensible than I give them credit for I suppose.



Green White Green como the flag colors?
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Originally Posted by Mark Antony

Did your mom pay more attention to her two other kids than to you?


Oh Mark Anthony I'm surprised by your response. I've been actually allowed to criticize some aspect of "black" behavior without being called Uncle Ruckus. I'll take the small victory.


Nah I'm a momma's boy
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Originally Posted by Mark Antony

Did your mom pay more attention to her two other kids than to you?


Oh Mark Anthony I'm surprised by your response. I've been actually allowed to criticize some aspect of "black" behavior without being called Uncle Ruckus. I'll take the small victory.


Nah I'm a momma's boy
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Originally Posted by General Johnson

Is there a question in your post?


   There's a questions in the title........I just wanted to know your thoughts on the quote. How it makes you feel? Can you relate? Any experiences with such women? Do you agree?


Not that hard people.
 
Originally Posted by General Johnson

Is there a question in your post?


   There's a questions in the title........I just wanted to know your thoughts on the quote. How it makes you feel? Can you relate? Any experiences with such women? Do you agree?


Not that hard people.
 
Originally Posted by General Johnson

Is there a question in your post?


   There's a questions in the title........I just wanted to know your thoughts on the quote. How it makes you feel? Can you relate? Any experiences with such women? Do you agree?


Not that hard people.
 
Originally Posted by General Johnson

Is there a question in your post?


   There's a questions in the title........I just wanted to know your thoughts on the quote. How it makes you feel? Can you relate? Any experiences with such women? Do you agree?


Not that hard people.
 
I dislike that phrase so much.

Why cant she just be a strong woman? How come when a black woman is strong the color of her skin has to be included in her description?
If people are truly trying to seperate the whole skin color issue from society, why do african americans continue to embrace this phrase?

If I was a female Id want to be called a strong woman.
As a male, Id like to be a strong man. Not a strong latino/hispanic man.

How can you blame the rest of the world for being confused?
 
I dislike that phrase so much.

Why cant she just be a strong woman? How come when a black woman is strong the color of her skin has to be included in her description?
If people are truly trying to seperate the whole skin color issue from society, why do african americans continue to embrace this phrase?

If I was a female Id want to be called a strong woman.
As a male, Id like to be a strong man. Not a strong latino/hispanic man.

How can you blame the rest of the world for being confused?
 
Originally Posted by Mark Antony

Your day to day NT agenda is ******ed. Just let go and let NT.

******ed because you don't agree with it? 
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  Nah fella, you let go. The "you hate black people" argument can't work forever.
 
Originally Posted by Mark Antony

Your day to day NT agenda is ******ed. Just let go and let NT.

******ed because you don't agree with it? 
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  Nah fella, you let go. The "you hate black people" argument can't work forever.
 
I don't personally deal with people who confuse being loud and rude with being strong. It's often been said that the loudest one in the room is usually the weakest.

I'm not sure what type of response you are expecting here. I don't think anyone is going to defend ignorance or equate it with "blackness". What kind of people do you really think we are?
 
I don't personally deal with people who confuse being loud and rude with being strong. It's often been said that the loudest one in the room is usually the weakest.

I'm not sure what type of response you are expecting here. I don't think anyone is going to defend ignorance or equate it with "blackness". What kind of people do you really think we are?
 
All people should understand that behaving as a stereotype is wrong, right Anton?


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All people should understand that behaving as a stereotype is wrong, right Anton?


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NT just gets lamer and lamer by the day.


I swear stupid #$@$ like "team rasicm card". People that look for internet beef, this wouldn't be on here 4 years ago. At least team burn one are people united by our love for good bud.
 
NT just gets lamer and lamer by the day.


I swear stupid #$@$ like "team rasicm card". People that look for internet beef, this wouldn't be on here 4 years ago. At least team burn one are people united by our love for good bud.
 
Of course there is confusion if you would use a vague term like "strong" to describe yourself. There's a difference between just saying you are strong (vague) and Anton's quote above where he says his mother was a strong(specific) black women that raised 3 children.

Like they say, the loudest one in the room is the weakest one in the room. Usually the ones boasting about how strong they are turn out to be the abrasive, hard-headed type.

Unfortunately you have a lot of little girls in grown women bodies. I blame it on the decline of the family structure. We need to build family, alot of times it doesn't have to blood, just that common bond that you share.
 
Of course there is confusion if you would use a vague term like "strong" to describe yourself. There's a difference between just saying you are strong (vague) and Anton's quote above where he says his mother was a strong(specific) black women that raised 3 children.

Like they say, the loudest one in the room is the weakest one in the room. Usually the ones boasting about how strong they are turn out to be the abrasive, hard-headed type.

Unfortunately you have a lot of little girls in grown women bodies. I blame it on the decline of the family structure. We need to build family, alot of times it doesn't have to blood, just that common bond that you share.
 
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