Dear Black People...


There will never eee-eeverrrrr be a film titled "Dear Black People" starring a white child, because of incidents throughout history there is now certain socially acceptable things that are allowed to be said in our Current society.
This statement will be labeled racist because I am a white person with an opinion on why this subject matter is not a two way street for races.
My point is the first sentence, there will never ever be a film titled "Dear Black People" starring a white child, if there ever is there will be ridiculous pickets and protests, but if white people protested this movie they would be labeled as racist and members or supporters of the KKK. It's okay for any race to be proud of their race, except white people then it's racism.

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Um. What are you talking about? Of course Dear Black People would be racist. Because black people are the ones being systematically stereotyped, judged and even killed because they are black. Why do you want to be opressed so badly?

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By insinuating that black people are the only ones who are stereotyped as a race, you are stereotyping every other race there is. By saying black people are the only ones being judged, you are judging every other race there is. I can lay before you cases of people being killed for their race, and they won't even be black. Everyone is oppressed in some form or another. If you don't live a stereotype, more often than not you don't have a problem. Eradicating hate is impossible. But you can easily start with yourself. Popular culture is against racism, and pro racial diversity. Unfortunately the majority of people who cry racist can't even tell you who Mia Love is.

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I didn't say that black people were the only ones being opressed because of their race. But don't try and tell me that white people have it worse or even nearly as bad. This movie is literally about the things that BLACK PEOPLE have to go through and the struggles we have. It's ridiculous that people feel the need to make this about themselves. It's disgusting to me that "crying racist" is even a thing to you. The fact that you can't be bothered or even accept that fact that racism is alive and well makes YOU part of the problem.

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Sorry to butt in here, but I am not sure they said racism does not exist, in fact I am certain they said racism does in fact exist! In some areas of the world white people DO suffer more than black people because they are white, without a doubt.

You tell 'im Im coming!

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Obviously whoever wrote that isn't living in this made up part of the world where white people have it worse than people of colour because they literally used the phrase "cry racist". If "crying racist" isn't the most ignorant thing I have ever heard then I don't know what is.

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Yeah? Crying rascist is the most ignorant thing you've ever heard ? You must not have heard of the Rev. Al Sharpton because he cries it every chance he gets. He cries it loud and in national forums. In light of your comments you are obviously not aware of him.....or Ferguson Missouri, or George Zimmerman, or the Superdome in New Orleans during the aftermath of hurricane Katrina.

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Why did you feel the need to comment that lmao? Telling people victimised by racism that crying rasict is ignorant. Just because you bring up other race issues doesn't make what they said any less ignorant and racist. But thanks for coming.

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Yeah? Crying rascist is the most ignorant thing you've ever heard ? You must not have heard of the Rev. Al Sharpton because he cries it every chance he gets. He cries it loud and in national forums. In light of your comments you are obviously not aware of him.....or Ferguson Missouri, or George Zimmerman, or the Superdome in New Orleans during the aftermath of hurricane Katrina.


yeah, saying that people are "crying" racist is really ignorant, because racism actually does exist and should be called out.

al sharpton is only one guy. i'm not sure why some people are so hung up on what he talks about.

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No Mr. Black, this is not a game to me. I don't think racism is a game, period. It's ugly. It's hateful. It's evil, straight out of Satan's black book. I also mentioned more examples than just Sharpton. I could call up a litany of other examples, not the least being Louis Farrakhan, Spike Lee, David Duke, George McGovern, the list goes on ad nauseam. And now we have 2 dead cops in NYC. I am a paraplegic and I make a living as a street musician in the French Quarter, New Orleans. I am confronted with instances of overt racism, aimed directly at me, on an almost daily basis, so don't you dare lecture me about feeling threatened. I have to deal with black on white racism on the street level, face to face.

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I also mentioned more examples than just Sharpton.


please read your post because i don't see anyone else mentioned besides sharpton.

by royalstrocker » 2 days ago (Fri Dec 19 2014 11:18:55) Flag ▼ | Reply |
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Yeah? Crying rascist is the most ignorant thing you've ever heard ? You must not have heard of the Rev. Al Sharpton because he cries it every chance he gets. He cries it loud and in national forums. In light of your comments you are obviously not aware of him.....or Ferguson Missouri, or George Zimmerman, or the Superdome in New Orleans during the aftermath of hurricane Katrina.


I could call up a litany of other examples, not the least being Louis Farrakhan, Spike Lee, David Duke, George McGovern, the list goes on ad nauseam.

if those people see racism and call it out, i don't know why you have a problem with it. aren't you doing the same thing? or are you also "crying racism." can't have it both ways.

I am confronted with instances of overt racism, aimed directly at me, on an almost daily basis, so don't you dare lecture me about feeling threatened. I have to deal with black on white racism on the street level, face to face.


i'm not lecturing you about being threatened. that's a quote in my signature.

again, if it is ok for you to point out racism you experience, then you can't complain about other people doing the same thing.

is it only "crying" when black people do it?

or is it only okay if you tell us about racism?

doesn't seem equal to me.


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Thanks for giving yet another example of how hysterical and judgmental an antiracist can be.

I live in France, and I can tell you, friend, that crying racism over any little thing, which has become a national sport over the past forty years, is one of the main reasons why communautarism has exploded.

I'm not saying that what the movie depicts is a fantasy. I'm well aware of the racial problems in the USA - hell, I think that a multiracial society is a "multiracist" society. But you're trying to make white people look more racist than black people, and that is not clever at all.

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Whoever has it worse is irrelevant to justify the excuse that some races are allowed to do things that are socially acceptable and some other races are not.

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Tell me which parts of the world they are. Please do.

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I didn't say that black people were the only ones being opressed because of their race. But don't try and tell me that white people have it worse or even nearly as bad. This movie is literally about the things that BLACK PEOPLE have to go through and the struggles we have. It's ridiculous that people feel the need to make this about themselves. It's disgusting to me that "crying racist" is even a thing to you. The fact that you can't be bothered or even accept that fact that racism is alive and well makes YOU part of the problem.



Let me point out that the movie is not in fact about the struggles you face, it is about the struggles you face at white-dominated liberal enclaves that count you as a minority, not a person.

Looking for examples of white people being condescending, black people eating it up, and morons from both races who've turned society into a complex hierarchy of "privilege"? Just check out your nearest Ivy League school. But don't forget you're as much a part of it as anyone else, and that the fact you're attending an Ivy League school in the first place makes you privileged in your own absurd hierarchical structure.

Also, this idea that reverse racism cannot exist, or that "oppressed" people can't be racist, is demonstrably false.

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Popular culture speaks on how it's anti-racism, but there's not equal and adequate minority media representation. This contributes largely in how people form their stereotypes of other races. And celebrity actors will tell you that the casting process is racist.

P.S. I know Mia Love. Bringing a conservative politician into the conversation doesn't help your case... at all.

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Still irrelevant to the excuse of being able to do things that are not acceptable for some races and not others.

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Unfortunately the majority of people who cry racist can't even tell you who Mia Love is.

*The word majority echoes through the hall*

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Because black people are the ones being systematically stereotyped, judged and even killed because they are black.



Why do you want to be opressed so badly?


Sounds like YOU are the one who wants to be oppressed so badly!


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I am opressed because of the color of my skin. Me talking about it, and confronting the systematic racism that harms me and others like me isn't me wanting to be opressed. It's me trying to get people like you to understand what it's like on the other side.

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Or you could quit blaming others for your actions. I have never once harmed a black person, or white person for that matter. In fact, I've only know about 8 black people well enough to judge their character. 2 were nice, polite, contributing members of society. 6 were the opposite. Statistics back up my limited experience as well. Many times more likely to rape, kill, and rob if your black. How is that because of systematic racism? Or, can you really blame white people? If someone hands me a bowell of M & Ms and says, you have to eat these, but a lot of the green ones are poisonous, only a few of the other colors are. Guess which ones i'm not going to eat. Once your race can figure that out, you won't have to cry anymore.

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I have never once harmed a black person, or white person for that matter. In fact, I've only know about 8 black people


LOL

8 black people?

WOW.

awesome sample size.

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Ok. You want everyone to be color-blind, right?

Get rid of black-oriented groups like BET or BMA or AARP or the NAACP and we'll see what happens. Black people are the ones isolating themselves and making themselves some separate community of people. Look at black history month. Isn't that highlighting the differences in race?? To me, it's still very racist to give the black community their own month full of celebration when you deny white people the same courtesy.

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What you just said was literally so racist yet you refuse to acknowledge your blatant racism. Ignorance at its finest ladies and gents

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I find you to be a complete jerk. I also find that people who scream "racism" the loudest are generally racist themselves. As for stereotyping, African Americans do this to themselves, they don't need a white person to do it for them. Get over your pathetic life and try to contribute something worthwhile to society rather than blame everyone else for your own hangups. As for white people never having it as tough, i guess you just close your eyes and be completely ignorant to the thousands of homeless white people who also live on the streets alongside black people. As i said at the beginning of my post, you sunshine, are a complete jerk.

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Is this some kind of joke you're playing on me? Yeah, it probably is because I didn't say white people don't have problems. But the problems they do have don't come from the systematic oppression of their race. I don't care if you think I'm a jerk I'm not here to be your friend. You can ignore racism all you want but that doesn't make the problem go away. And that is exactly your privilege. You can ignore racism because people aren't racist toward you. You can blame it on everyone else because it doesn't affect you the way it affects people of Color. You, sunshine are in fact a racist.

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by sydneyhoffman629 » Sat Dec 13 2014 18:28:33
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I am opressed because of the color of my skin. Me talking about it, and confronting the systematic racism that harms me and others like me isn't me wanting to be opressed. It's me trying to get people like you to understand what it's like on the other side.


I'm oppressed because of my skin color too. I feel it every time I'm judged for my skin color. I'm automatically considered racist just because I was born white. I'm told I must apologize to everyone else that is not white because I am white. I'm suppose to feel guilty if I do well in life. If I do well at something I'm told it's because I'm "privileged", not because I worked hard for it. If I fail, no one cares, no one helps, no one tells me "the govt is holding you down, other races are holding you down, you didn't make it because of your skin color, not because you didn't work hard enough or didn't study enough, it's completely not your fault you did poorly."

It's a horrible feeling 😔

and no i'm not being sarcastic

What about other races that do well? Are Asians and Arabics privileged too? Because they seem to come to America and do very well, becoming doctors and engineers or own businesses. Or are they lumped in with white people and also have "white privilege"?

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Being inherently guilty because of the color of you skin sucks but it's not nearly as bad as what people of color go through on a daily basis. For instance, being killed because you looks suspicious or because of what someone on the other side of world did that happens to be the same race or religion as you. And by people of color I mean ALL people of color. Just because you see and Asian or an Arabic doctor doesn't mean that all Asiana and Arabians are doctors and don't experience racism. In fact those doctors of color probably also experience racism too! Crazy, I know! I'm not blaming you specifically but it's frustrating that white people continue to complain about the guilt they feel instead of looking at the entire picture and realising they don't have it nearly as bad.

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Are you really trying to tell me white people experience more racism than people of color? Really? Is that really what you are saying? Think about that. Open your eyes, please. Also, just because racism might be worse in other places doesn't mean the racism I face on a daily basis is invalid. I am honestly still laughing at the fact that you said white people face the most racism. Thanks for the laugh!

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well in my lifetime i have been called racial slurs against my race by black people, i have never experienced acting racist or saying anything racist to black people, i go by experience and my experience shows that we should be all treated equally and this film title is a double standard as there will never be "Dear Black People" starring white children.

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by sydneyhoffman629 » Tue Dec 9 2014 14:25:20
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Um. What are you talking about? Of course Dear Black People would be racist. Because black people are the ones being systematically stereotyped, judged and even killed because they are black. Why do you want to be opressed so badly?


LOL

sydney is being sarcastic, you guys need to lighten up! He's not being serious

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Hey guess what - news flash; all different colours of people are killing, torturing and abusing each other all over the world all the time....and have been for millennia...

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And white people aren't stereotyped, judged and even killed? Black on white violence in the US is rising. White on black violence de facto doesn't exist. Black on black violence is out of control.

If you're pointing at the two incidents with the police, grow up. In both cases the poor innocent black people started an altercation with the police. It's their own fault.

It's funny, really. A cop in the US shoots a black guy because the black guy assaulted him. Everybody starts screaming. But when Chicago had over 500 homicides 2 or 3 years ago, all in non-white areas, mostly gang related, which made Chicago more dangerous than Afghanistan, nobody cared.

Americans, about to become as stupid as the Germans. Bravo. Of course, with a president, who's internationally known to be only incompetent, constantly playing the race card, what else should we expect?

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And white people aren't stereotyped, judged and even killed?


nope, not in any great numbers.



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FBI stats would prove you wrong. In terms of interracial crime like rape and homicide its overwhelmingly black on white.

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Um. What are you talking about? Of course Dear Black People would be racist. Because black people are the ones being systematically stereotyped, judged and even killed because they are black. Why do you want to be opressed so badly?


You got things reversed. White people and non-blacks are the ones being systematically stereotyped, judged, and white people are the ones being raped and killed by black people just because they are white. Black people get the BEST stereotypes regardless of whether those stereotypes are true or not. Black people seem to be the ones whom want to be oppressed so badly. They have more stuff than anyone else in today's millenium, yet they still complain .... about what happened about 2,000 years ago and was done and over with 1,000 years ago, AND was OVER compensated for since 500 years ago.

95% of white people are ON YOUR SIDE!

How many black people are on the side of white people have rights? 1% or less!

"Dear Black People" movie title would be racist, but so it "Dear White People." No matter how u look at it, the title of this movie is racist since "racist" means "hatred towards a RACE" and or "the belief a RACE is SUPERIOR to another RACE."

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As a black person, I think a movie titled "Dear Black People" would not be necessarily racist, depending upon the message. I'm skeptical of white people being behind such a movie due to their history (past and present) in regard to race.

However, a movie titled "Dear Black People" with an emphasis on our own foul-ups would be appropriate if coming from a place of introspection. There is great room for improvement in the black community as well as outside of it. So much of black culture (particularly among younger black people) is self-destructive, and dangerously ignorant. Breaking that down would be a great thing in the advancement of "Dear White People."

Just using one example. Most young black people know who Nicki Minaj is, but can't tell you anything about Thurgood Marshall, Marcus Garvey, Medger Evers, W.E.B. DuBois or Jack Johnson, five black history figures from various backgrounds and achievements.

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As a black person, I think a movie titled "Dear Black People" would not be necessarily racist, depending upon the message.


i agree.

i think that most black people would agree with what you said as well. ever since the first american full length motion picture was released, we've had to either "like it or lump it" as far as movie titles and movie content go. black people don't get to raise a fuss over movie titles, nor are they particularly interested in doing so.

no one consulted black folks regarding birth of a nation, song of the south, django, or countless other films that have portrayed black people in a negative light.

some white people complain about the most superficial things. black people have never been upset about a movie title before, so why would they be upset about a pretend, hypothetical, non-existent movie title now?

white people CONSTANTLY use the "she/he/they/you did it too!" defense. it's so tiresome, especially when it's a complete fabrication.

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I think black Americans do kick up a fuss nowadays, but it's often met with complete obliviousness, deflection and denial by white Americans. Criticism of black culture can be valid but I'm often skeptical when coming from whites who often are just deflecting from their own faults.

Birth of a Nation was intended as a negative portrayal of black Americans. D.W. Griffith was a noted Confederate sympathizer. Song of the South was intensive, but many whites think it's harmless and sweet. Both films came out at a time where black opinion meant nothing, and when many blacks were brainwashed into the idea of "contentment" with their situation. There are two Djangos. The first is the 1966 film, the other is Tarantino's 2012 film.

The 2012 film, to me, is the only major film to deal with the hierarchy of slavery, and one of the few examining the psychology of racism in America. The ironic comedy isn't intended to be offensive but to take the edge of a tense subject. In terms of negative depiction, I find the film has a wide range of depictions. None of the black characters are the same, and neither are the white characters.

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Dear Black People no matter what the plot or storyline or justification for the title will change the fact that the black race would picket such a movie title, especially if it stared white children.

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It depends entirely on the content. Black people did not picket Django Unchained. The trailer, posters and publicity all stressed the slavery issue, with a white filmmaker and plenty of white characters. Some disagreed with the film's content (Spike Lee), others loved it (Dick Gregory). No massive pickets. And white people didn't picket Dear White People, because black voices or criticisms of them don't matter to them at all. They're just annoyed of hearing it, but it doesn't affect them in a very small way as a minor nuisance.

The other issue is why would white people need to make a movie called "Dear Black People." The problems of black people mean nothing to white people, and are only brought up to deflect from issues put upon them. You only hear about black-on-black crime from whites when they want to criticize black leaders for highlighting police violence or institutionalized racism to de-legitimize their opinions or presence.

See the movie Dear White People, before judging the title. It says a lot of things about white and black people, with a biracial character leading the charge.

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Your statement is irrelevant to mine.

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Nope. Try again. Police kill more white people than black. Blacks kill more black people than whites. Whites kill more whites than blacks. Blacks commit the most crime. It's basic statistics.

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You could say minorities in general commit more crimes. Then you could say who is catching all those minorities committing crimes, is it white cops who love to profile people?

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Basic statistics huh? So are white collar crimes included in those "basic" statistics? And overall how much more impact do you think those white collar crimes comparatively have from top to bottom on ALL of American society? Because not-so-incidentally the damage from blue collar crime is generally measured in billions of dollars annually. While typically the overall damage from white collar crime (that you and so many like you so conveniently don't ever include in your "basic statistics) is measured in trillions of dollars. Sub-prime loans, "Enrons", "too big to fail" loans, bailouts, Ponzi schemes, corporate price fixing, political kickbacks, insider trading...and the list goes on and on. Ultimately white collar crime is an astronomically bigger threat to the future economic survival of America itself.

Also, try and balance your "basic statistics" with just a tiny bit of "basic history". In this particular case, the creation, purpose and evolution of police forces since the end of the American Civil War. Because, what's currently being discussed virtually everywhere, about police brutality and such, has very deep roots going precisely back to "policing" blacks in post-slavery America.

Lastly, this current "seemingly everywhere" narrative of race in America didn't just suddenly pop up out of nowhere. It is very much the culmination of almost 400 years of intentionally buried racial ugliness gradually bubbling to the surface, again and again. So therefore, relying on what you call "basic statistics" is itself a form of cognitive dissonance (to use your term). Used specifically to once again, avoid acknowledging almost all of that history, and justify now minimizing and rationalizing all this ages-old garbage as suddenly a "two-way street" AND; that this is all suddenly nothing more than an issue of black violence and "black cultural pathology".

Four hundred years of documented history trumps individual anecdotes and lazy, fear-mongering statistics.




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Nice Strawman there. Stuff it a bit more. Who the f--k is talking about White Collar crime? This isn't the issue here.

It's all about policing black people, eh? It just HAS to be a race issue, eh?

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/apr/21/police-kill-more-whites-than-blacks-but-minority-d/?page=all

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Who the f--k is talking about White Collar crime? This isn't the issue here.


And previously...

Blacks commit the most crime. It's basic statistics.


When you tally up ALL crime, so-called "whites" far and away commit the most OVERALL crime. "It's basic statistics." (Supposedly!)

THAT'S WHY.

But the real truth is: Using random, hand-picked inflammatory statistics without proper context and corroboration is virtually meaningless. Except for lazy, uneducated bigots trying to demonize other so-called "races" of people out of fear and insecurity.

The REAL truth is in 400 years of highly repetitive documented history of enslavement, genocide, apartheid, internment camps, forced medical experiments, forced sterilizations, lynchings, for-profit prisons, and thousand upon thousands of extra-judicial deaths at the hands of police going uninvestigated (for 250 years and counting).

So if we're going to have conversations about so-called "violent crime", honesty dictates that we include ALL of it.




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Good lord, you people are so f--king concerned with witch-hunting racists and whatever that you can't handle anything even slightly depicting people of color as anything but angelic.

http://blogs.channel4.com/factcheck/factcheck-black-americans-commit-crime/19439

I'm sorry facts and numbers hurt your feelz, but ignoring these things doesn't make you progressive and enlightened. It makes you blind.

Why do you just assume that citing stats that blacks commit a major portion of the violent crime in the US is racist? Would it be just as racist if it white people committed most violent crimes? Asians? Hispanics?

I'm not saying "all blacks are criminals". I'm saying, based on studies, blacks commit a majority of the violent crime. It's really that simple. I have no problem saying most serial killers are white men. I'm not saying that because they are black, they are criminals. YOU just want it to sound like that to support your narrative of Whitey being all powerful evil.

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"...you people..." ; "...Whitey..." ; and best of all, a clear lack of ability to comprehend what was written about the fundamental worthlessness of trying to prove truth by using random, isolated statistics completely removed from their original context.

So, you apparently win THREE trophies this time!

Most Oblivious To His Own Bigotedness. Most Intellectually Lazy (in blind support of his bigotedness). And Worst Reading Comprehension.

Bye now.




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Ohhh, sarcastic and wannabe clever retorts that shockingly lack any actual counter argument. Instead of acting smugly superior, why not actually prove to me you're the obvious intellectual powerhouse you want to portray yourself as. Because yea, FBI stats are "random".

All you've done so far is run in circles about how bigoted I am without actually saying anything of substance.

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Clearly you have a rather uncontrollable need to publicly scream and rant all the ignorant and stereotypical things you NEED to believe about "us people".

I, however, don't feel anything remotely close to an equal uncontrollable need to keep responding to such an all-consuming, twisted pathology.

So...One final time...Bye now.

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So a reasonable argument is now screaming uncontrollably to idiot idealogues? Man, humanity is gonna fall faster than I thought.

I'll ask again: Counter my very simple argument. That's all I ask. But you can't do that. You'd rather throw out ten cent insults to feign superiority.

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when a random nonthreatening white person is naturally assumed to be up to no good you may have a point.

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I am merely pointing out that if this title was Dear Black People and starred white children and all that, it would be a big deal to the black culture and don't pretend it wouldn't. you are just as random and nonthreatening as me

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There is a film like "Dear Black People" its called "Roots". You should also try "Rosewood" and "A Time to Kill".

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There is a film like "Dear Black People" its called "Roots".


Are you referring to the miniseries entitled "Roots" from 1977? If so, how would it ever qualify as a movie like "Dear Black People"? Aside from the beginning of the movie where LeVar Burton is captured by black Africans, virtually every black character from that point forward is portrayed as either a hero or a victim. Conversely, almost every white character is portrayed as evil or uncaring.

Haley wanted the miniseries to evoke sympathy toward black people and animosity toward white people. "Roots" fails to give a balanced accounting of history and, therefore, I would not recommend it to anyone.

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There is a way for Dear Black People to exist. All you have to do, is let the blacks gain power, make sure they lord it over the whites, reverse all existing structures in society, and let it simmer for a few hundred years, while redoing colonization, slavery, etc in reverse. Then you could make Dear Black People, and not have it be racist.

Point is, 'incidents throughout history' is what the film is reacting to. Like how Breaking Bad reacted to the US healthcare system.

If the world was truly postracial, there would certainly be a two way street, and both films would be light hearted topical comedies, like the movies where jews make fun of themselves. As things stand now, white people making fun of other races is like the big guy stomping on the littler ones, while black people making fun of white people is an act of defiance.

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As things stand now, white people making fun of other races is like the big guy stomping on the littler ones, while black people making fun of white people is an act of defiance.


well said.

satire always punches up. when you make fun of the big guy it's much funnier than picking on the underdog.

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Actually Whites have been enslaved by Blacks, learn your world history.

Every race has been or has enslaved another. In fact the Irish were the first slaves in the U.S, and were treated worse than Black Slaves since they were cheaper to buy.

The first Black Slave owner in the U.S was also a Black, yes Blacks also had slaves here in the U.S, a notorious one was Anthony Johnson the first Black Slave owner in Virginia.

Think Whites went trudging through the jungles of Africa with nets capturing poor, helpless Black Africans that were prancing around collecting flowers? No. Black Africans enslaved other Black Africans and sold them to the Whites, Jews, and to the Middle East. The African King Ghezo profited greatly from capturing and selling other Black Africans.

" The slave trade is the ruling principal of my people, it is the source and glory of all their wealth. The Mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery" - African King Ghezo-

Black Africans have traveled into Europe and captured, enslaved, tortured,raped, and killed many Europeans long before the U.S Slave trade.

Lastly, the book and movie " Roots" is fictitious, it never happened. In fact, the book Roots is plagiarized from another book called " The African".

So why is it that Blacks are not lined up demanding reparations from the African Government? It contradicts the Liberal narrative that Blacks are the victims and Whites must atone for our racism, feel guilty for a non existent privilege, and have White guilt. In the last 30 or so years Whites have been brainwashed into thinking that we are the sole reason of Black Slavery, that we are evil, racist, and that only we have to amend for past injustices, and that Blacks are the poor helpless victims of an evil White race.

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Nobody is saying whites are evil, who in this board has said that?

Yeah, those examples only further the case of imperialism and abuse perpetuated by the US system, not an example of white martyrdom.

Also, it IS your responsibility to amend for the system, because it's not just in the past, it still affects modern society.

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Actually Whites have been enslaved by Blacks, learn your world history.

Every race has been or has enslaved another. In fact the Irish were the first slaves in the U.S, and were treated worse than Black Slaves since they were cheaper to buy.

The first Black Slave owner in the U.S was also a Black, yes Blacks also had slaves here in the U.S, a notorious one was Anthony Johnson the first Black Slave owner in Virginia.

Think Whites went trudging through the jungles of Africa with nets capturing poor, helpless Black Africans that were prancing around collecting flowers? No. Black Africans enslaved other Black Africans and sold them to the Whites, Jews, and to the Middle East. The African King Ghezo profited greatly from capturing and selling other Black Africans.

" The slave trade is the ruling principal of my people, it is the source and glory of all their wealth. The Mother lulls the child to sleep with notes of triumph over an enemy reduced to slavery" - African King Ghezo-

Black Africans have traveled into Europe and captured, enslaved, tortured,raped, and killed many Europeans long before the U.S Slave trade.

Lastly, the book and movie " Roots" is fictitious, it never happened. In fact, the book Roots is plagiarized from another book called " The African".

So why is it that Blacks are not lined up demanding reparations from the African Government? It contradicts the Liberal narrative that Blacks are the victims and Whites must atone for our racism, feel guilty for a non existent privilege, and have White guilt. In the last 30 or so years Whites have been brainwashed into thinking that we are the sole reason of Black Slavery, that we are evil, racist, and that only we have to amend for past injustices, and that Blacks are the poor helpless victims of an evil White race.

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You seem very hung up on the word "liberal". Almost as if you view it as a pejorative term. Liberal views simply mean those aligned with freedom. If you are anti-freedom then by all means be an anti-liberal, although you will be out of kilter with the way the human race is going. You will die relatively soon and your views will be discarded as antiquated. Instead you could seize the opportunity to grow as a human being and recognize injustices and look to act or speak out against them.

Clearly slavery was an injustice. Black people were forced to act as servants for white people purely because of the colour of their skin and their geographical place of birth. You may not feel guilt about this, arguably you shouldn't as it was probably generations preceding you that committed this atrocity. However to deny it now and to make the historical inaccurate claim that whites were persecuted as much as blacks is simply ignorant.

Don't be ignorant. Be better than that. You have all the faculties necessary to do so.

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Very true. Well said.

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you are not oppressed you have never been a slave, so SHUT that *beep* up!! You people complain about everything, this was a racist ass movie just look at the title of it. An no one shut this pcs of *beep* down out of fear of being labeled racist... All you black people will forever cry because your not a millionaire rapper... Because you got arrest by the police for stealing or smoking drugs.. But its everyone else's fault BUT YOURS. So *beep* you and your people tired of this *beep* I'm Mexican and we don't EVER complain as you guys do!! Tired of hear you people bitch, put a sock in that vagina of yours...


#blackbrownsolidarity

~~This is a game to you...but the second YOU feel threatened, suddenly its not a game anymore.~~

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Never afraid, ex military here.. Bring the ghetto they wont walk away from my house...

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Never afraid, ex military here.. Bring the ghetto they wont walk away from my house..


uh, no one was asking you to fear anything. that's just my sig.


~~This is a game to you...but the second YOU feel threatened, suddenly its not a game anymore.~~

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LOL.. your sig.. bwhahahaha kid you will shoot your eye out. A sig, wow which magazine did you get that name out of. A sig, get a little dirt on that gun and it stops working, how often to you oil this little toy of yours up.

Get the hell out of here. If you could even afford a gun. probably stole the nextdoor neighbors slingshot, with the words sig inscribed on the side of it

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sig, as in "signature" you dumb moron.
even I got that and I'm not even american...

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Riiiiiight.. So hop right in, more of this *beep* going around like yourselves. An if you "Are" from another country. Lets ask which country do you hail from. Love to hear this sob story of yours.

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Riiiiiight.. So hop right in, more of this *beep* going around like yourselves. An if you "Are" from another country. Lets ask which country do you hail from. Love to hear this sob story of yours.

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Sir, you seriously figured that with "sig" he meant a gun?

By doing that, you managed to unintentionally post amongst the funniest contributions ever on IMDB! Well done sir! The NRA must be very proud of you.

Please click on 'reply' at the post you're responding to. Thanks.

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lol

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There will never eee-eeverrrrr be a film titled "Dear Black People" starring a white child, because of incidents throughout history


There might be, but it would be by some seriously beta white bleeding heart sissy that feels that black people have it rough. Not because of what happened in the past, that is history. They (black people, for you monkeys) participate in society as victims. How long can you play the victim card? How about the black card?

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@Noendner

Just shut your little racist a** the *beep* up yourself! The movie isn't racist, but your silly little immature a** hasn't evne seen it, so how the hell would you know whether it's any good or not? Newsflash to all you stupid idiot racists coming on here screaming about the movie---GO SEE IT FIRST, then come back here and talk about it like you actually have some damn sense. SO what if you're Mexican---y'all get discriminated against too, and to say you never complain about it is bull****. You're actually telling us that we should shut up about the racism we STILL deal with to this day? Just shut up,because you're in no position to tell anybody anything about themselves. Typical racist whining about black people doing bad things as if white and Latinos an other folks don't do the same s***. Just STFU already---you're one tired bastard.

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Black ppl live in Dear Black ppl.Everything in America and the world is Dear Black ppl.There is racism all in Hollywood movies.Check Birth of a Nation and minstrel shows.As a minority we will always have a right to critique the majority,but doing the opposite has always been looked down upon.Comedy and satire travels upwards down downwards.to paraphrase, eat a dich and die

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HAHAHAHA!! 'Birth of a Nation'?? That movie's like a hundred years old, you jagoff.

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Not talking about plots, stories, talking about titles.

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