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Burict Sern Valyengey. . as black paople, we arc never going so be successful. not l: recause of you while people. but because of other black people. H' s a dir

as black paople, we arc
never going so be successful. not
l: recause of you while people. but
because of other black people.
H' s a dirty dark secret, you
know when there are young
baat: kids doing well in school.
the loser kids tell 'em, “Sh.
you' re acting white. "
brainwashed lo think if youve
not a thug or an idiot you are
not black enough.
Charles Barkley

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#2 - jaevel

Reply+405

(09/20/2017)[-]

I remember that scene where Fresh Prince tackled this.

#3 to #2 - deadmanisalive#475 on commentsRank#475

Reply+68

(09/20/2017)[-]

When the music turns itself off so everyone can hear the speech.

#15 to #2 - kapkap

Reply+64

(09/20/2017)[-]

the penalty for success is taxes

#23 to #15 - cutiepyro

Reply+31

(09/21/2017)[-]

i'll gladly pay them, we need taxes

#38 to #23 - jdizzleoffthehizzl#338 on commentsRank#338

Reply+6

(09/21/2017)[-]

We do but not the amount we're paying

#65 to #38 - rockamekishiko

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(09/21/2017)[-]

We're paying for too much ********

#74 to #65 - jdizzleoffthehizzl#338 on commentsRank#338

Reply+2

(09/21/2017)[-]

Amen. Gas taxes that are meant for roads, but they stay broken, social security that was originally untouchable, but congress passed a law turning it from a collective savings account to their own credit card. I'm a firm believer that no one knows how to spend my money better than I do.

#42 to #38 - anon id: 2a94024a

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

So how much lower you wanna go?
You want cops, libraries and infrastructure to just be free don't you.

#49 to #42 - theqotsakiller

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Would you like some hay for your strawman?

#54 to #42 - jdizzleoffthehizzl#338 on commentsRank#338

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

A 15% flat tax on your earnings, whether you are a corporation, small business, or an individual, along with the abolishment of capital gains and inheritance taxes. State taxes would be a dependent on each state because each state would have its own needs.

#73 to #23 - allmenmustfap

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(09/21/2017)[-]

taxation is theft tho

#78 to #73 - hotschurl

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(09/21/2017)[-]

No it's not. It's the fee you pay for the right to be part of society and benfit from its various amenities.

#4 to #2 - klikklak

Reply+63

(09/20/2017)[-]

Fresh Prince will forever be great

#6 to #4 - fuzzyballs

Reply+50

(09/20/2017)[-]

and that's why they should never make new episodes or reboot it
it's something that'll never be bad, no matter how many times they re-run it

#20 to #6 - klikklak

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(09/20/2017)[-]

exactly my guy

#9 to #4 - freshestprince

Reply+5

(09/20/2017)[-]

Thanks fam

#19 to #9 - klikklak

Reply0

(09/20/2017)[-]

no problem m8

#13 to #2 - trolljunkusa

Reply+62

(09/20/2017)[-]

Fresh Prince touched on a lot of things

It's a highly respected and well liked show, and I still think it's underappreciated and under rated

#26 to #2 - garaichu

Reply+47

(09/21/2017)[-]

Fresh Prince is a real-ass show, man.

#53 to #26 - anon id: 2eb83b24

Reply+5

(09/21/2017)[-]

Yeah, even if it was just a character he was playing it's a shame will smith didn't learn from the lessons he helped teach with that show.

#29 to #2 - lazysans

Reply+18

(09/21/2017)[-]

oh how I miss these

#35 to #2 - feelythefeel

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Back when **** meant something, man...

#57 to #2 - jouten#263 on commentsRank#263

Reply+11

(09/21/2017)[-]

Fresh Prince was truly ahead of its time. It's the one show that taught me more about race issues and how to make an effort to solve them than any other thing I've encountered in life. A shame we don't get shows like that anymore.

#64 to #57 - enferax

Reply+7

(09/21/2017)[-]

I tought me to dance.

#37 to #2 - anon id: 6e78ff41

Reply+11

(09/21/2017)[-]

that ending made me tear up a little

#59 to #2 - drazilodomok

Reply-5

(09/21/2017)[-]

i literally just looked up the video to show my wife, then i figured i should post it... look at the first comment while scrolling down, boom. 13 hours to late.

#28 to #2 - fedoralover

Reply-62

(09/21/2017)[-]

and then procede to feed the stereotype in the next 25 episodes

#45 to #28 - mondprinzessin

Reply+22

(09/21/2017)[-]

How do you keep getting out of my hide all

#44 - bunner

Reply+52

(09/21/2017)[-]

every race has their ironic aspects. Black irony to me seems to be in our culture.
basically, all black culture comes from mainstream rap music. Music as a whole has been the core of African american culture since basically slavery.
Our clothes, the way we speak, a large amount of it is inspired by mainstream rap. If you ask most black high schoolers what they want to do when they get out of high school, I dare you to find one who doesn't say football player, basketball player, or rapper.
The ironic aspect of these 3 professions is no other black people tend to do their research in what happens after the 15 minutes of fame. That's all they care about. That 15 minutes.
The reality of the situation is:
-you get signed as a rapper.
-in return for being signed, you have to rap about certain subjects (smoking, killing, bitches, you get it)
-you say ok. I'll do it for the culture
-after your 15 minutes you find out Goldberg has been taking your money the whole time.
-"WELP. ATLEAST YOU HAD YOUR 15 MINUTES. HAVE A NICE LIFE ********"
-meanwhile another black kid just watched your 15 minutes in the spotlight and is aspiring for the same 15 minutes
The cycle continues.
other black people like to say they're woke, but its the complete opposite. You'd have to be a retard to just close your eyes to all this **** because the evidence is all in our culture. Hell that's what the movie Compton was about.

and **** it, while we're on the subject. A little story. I'm in humanities class. We have a professor who is a strict old Indian lady. No phones in class. No food.
One guy gets caught on his phone. She tells him to put it away or get the **** out. He snaps on her saying she's holding up the class by telling him to get off his phone. They go at it for couple minutes (this is a ******* college class take control lady)
Next couple days, more students(**** it. theyre all literally black chicks) are claiming to be "antagonized" by this lady even though THEYRE BREAKING THE ******* RULES SHE SET OUT IN THE SYLLABUS.
This lady apparently doesn't know how to take control of a class, they go at it for an hour, she says "**** IT IF YOU WONT LET ME GO ON WITH THE CLASS YOU CAN STUDY THE TEST YOURSELF.
of course the "victims" claim she's overreacting and being unfair.
She's naming off "this greek god is the god of what" and ofcourse none of these assholes have a clue how to pronounce the names, or even name the gods.
I can name them off the top of my head because I used to actually pick up a book in high school.
They look at me like I'm insane for actually understanding the source material.
Me and the other black guy (who also seems to know how to pick up a book) next to me are just shaking our heads.
Long story short, victim complexes are also a prevalent aspect of black culture.
Last tidbit.
At work. I work at a rental car company. Lady complaining to manager that car is dirty. she can tell our manager is white. lady says "THIS WOULDNT HAVE HAPPENED IF I WAS WHITE."
literally 90% of our office is black. The one who cleaned her car is a black Chick.
I hate the race card about as much as I hate black culture as a whole. Its counterproductive.

#47 to #44 - ronaldkun

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(09/21/2017)[-]

You know, I always scoffed at the phrase 'white privilige', but the more I hear things like this, the more I think it's true- though not in the way that those who use the word most think it is.
White privilege is not having extreme societal pressure to act and think a certain way because of your race, or having a victim complex forced down your throat from a young age, most likely forever stunting your growth as a person. Blacks are oppressed, not by 'the white man', but by the very people who claim to be their brothers and sisters (though the democrats probably have a lot to do with it as well, seeing as how they enable the victim complex of the black subculture).
I hope, by all that is good, that this insidious disease can be destroyed somehow. People deserve better than this. They can be better.

#51 to #47 - sherlockbatman

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(09/21/2017)[-]

**sherlockbatman used "*roll picture*"**
**sherlockbatman rolled image**

you're right
Black people can flourish if we just get rid of all these Black people

#52 to #51 - ronaldkun

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(09/21/2017)[-]

up yours ******

#50 to #47 - kwanzalord

Reply+4

(09/21/2017)[-]

you....you actually have a point. I've never thought of it that way.

#79 to #47 - sciper

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

From experiences and some books that I've read, you are absolutely right, but also there's some guilt from white people also. Now, before being tilded as a SJW, let me explain.

White people only feel comfortable around black people when they behave like us. They need to be polite, educated, serious, professional, etc. I know, everybody should be going that way, but when a white people behaves like an asshole, the only thing we think is "sheesh, what an asshole". If a black guy behaves like an asshole, we feel threatened.

Something I've realised in Hollywood movies is that there's only two types of black characters: serious, mean-looking, stoic black guy, or DAAAYUUUUUMM black character. The first one is because we are more inclined to accept him, and the other because we think it's funny. I don't remember a lot of snarky black characters, or cowards, or posh, or nerdy (Urkel is the exception) or as diverse in personality aspect as white characters.

TL;DR: White privilege is being able to behave the **** we want to behave whitout people feeling threatened, and it's both white and black people fault.

P.S: I reccomend you guys read The Fifth Season by N.K.Jemisin, it really does really good explaining these issues. Also awesome characters, earth benders and an amazing fantasy world.

#67 to #44 - starzero

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

Yeah, had a black roommate in January, had to rent him my spare room even tho I knew he was going to be trouble from the message he sent me, but I was really tight on money and had to. And yeah, he was playing the victim card all day everyday, not my fault I can't get a job, I don't have money for the bus, then would lend him a 20$ telling him, there, now you have money all week to take the bus. Came back with Micky D' the same day, spent it all on burgers... I explained to him (since he didn't have food and didn't even pay the whole rent) that he could buy cheaper food at the grocery store and he asked me to make him a list of all the stuff I buy and help him managing his money, which I did, I lent him another 40$, he bought drugs and alcohol and threw a party at my place, without my permission and it was violating our co-living agreement, when I told him that it was ******* not cool he went with "I don't care what your paper said, didn't even ******* read it, lol, just signed it, I don't give a ****" by week 2 he didn't have any more food, drugs or money and I refused to lend him more since he was already owing me 200$ in 2 weeks... so he started stealing my food, money and alcohol. He finally got kicked out by my landlord because of too many complaints and went with, why do bad things only happen to me, why can't god give me a chance. I then told him that I gave him plenty chances and help but he was too stupid or lazy to help himself. He then moved on to another dude and leached on him but apparently that other dude beat him up and stole his money (what he said, probably a lie even tho he would deserve it) had to block him on FaceBook because he would write to me every month to ask me to help him out.

TL;DR : Had a black roommate that no matter how ****** he was to me, I helped him out and would still complain that no one would help him.

#71 to #67 - anon id: f6b19e8d

Reply+4

(09/21/2017)[-]

...why did you keep lending him money? For two weeks and up to $200? What the actual **** man?

The first time would already be a red light, but you gave him money the second time, and MORE than before? What kind of logic is this? You were tight on money but not not enough to refrain from sponsoring a lazy asshole out of nowhere?

No wonder he kept writing you like you were a free cash giving machine. Dude, grow some ******* spine and learn to say "No."

#72 to #71 - starzero

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

I'm a very compassionate person and would rather know that the person living with me is not starving. I did say no after the second week, at that point he started stealing from me. Didn't really help, anyways, after he got kicker out he came back to ask for more money I told him to **** off, he made a case and told him I would give him at least the bus fare so he could get home or whatever and when I went in my room to take it from my little bank, he stole my new roommate vodka bottle. We only realized afterward but my new roommate knew it was him and so did I, so I wrote to him telling him he would give me back everything he owed me, 20$ for the vodka bottle and 50$ for loaning interest, otherwise I would report his ass to the police, until then it was civil and it would have been a pain to go to court but petty theft is illegal and he knew it, I got it all back. Life has it's way to work out.

#82 to #72 - anon id: c695112d

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

what can i say - asve your compassion for those who show they are worthy of it first

you're dancing on a very thin line between "compassionate" and "spineless"

#62 to #44 - sirsquidly

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(09/21/2017)[-]

The problem with this stuff is how many people adopt a complex of differences mattering, when in the real world, almost no one even cares.

In an ironic sense, almost all the time that people are called out for being racist, it is actually the accuser who is racist in believing that another race as any form of advantage, or that their own is lesser in some non-existent manner.

There are so many problems with society, but I will just have to wait for these issues to be straightened out. Sitting online and complaining won't really do as much as I could use the time in other places.

I hope someone finds this the slightest bit interesting to read.

#56 to #44 - jrockjesse

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

quite an interesting read and I agree with most of it, the only thing I did not agree with was the random hate on jews all of a sudden.

#68 to #56 - rockamekishiko

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

jews are greedy *****

#85 to #68 - jrockjesse

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Jews are greedy because they are smart enough to **** over people? There are plenty of None Jewish people who **** over people, are we gonna discriminate against them too? no because they are not jewish, I think people like you just wanna hate jews because you think its cool.

#86 to #85 - rockamekishiko

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

yes, people who **** other people over are human garbage

#69 to #56 - rockamekishiko

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

>>#12

#61 to #44 - iloveruby

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

You'veearneditcatmanager.jpg idk how things work

#46 to #44 - mournox

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Hey great post.

#55 to #44 - heavenwave#473 on commentsRank#473

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(09/21/2017)[-]

**** that **** son. that 15 minutes is all i need so i can take the money. if i ever made even $50,000 i'd be set for life. being broke so long makes some of us broke people lower the standard of what we want. put some of it down on a business and thats more easy money.

damn right im gonna take the opportunity to pay all my bills and give my mother a house and all i gotta do is think of 16 rhymes over a beat

#63 to #55 - neppynep#156 on commentsRank#156

Reply+4

(09/21/2017)[-]

This mentality is why black people are poor tbh.
What about taxes?
Mortgage?
Bills?
Stock market?
Loans?
Insurance?
Reputation?
Living expenses?
Literally any life skills?

All these things cost an ever increasing amount of money repeatedly on a consistent basis. These costs add up fast especially if you got a big house and a fancy car, unless you get some kind of Motely Fool level of stock trading going on you won't last more than 15 years maximum.

#76 to #63 - heavenwave#473 on commentsRank#473

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(09/21/2017)[-]

i appreciate how you didnt actually try to read what i posted. i already mentioned bills(insurance, taxes and living expenses are bills) and mortgage smart guy. being a musical artist has nothing to do with whether or not you has life skills. you either learn them like a responsible adult or you dont. and being actively involved with the stock market isnt an indefinite thing anyway. like what the hell are you implying? i never said dropping everything and shooting for being a rapper is the thing to do. i was saying its not a bad thing to shoot for if the chance were to come. also, i never said a damn thing about blowing money on stupid **** like overexpensive cars

" being broke so long makes some of us broke people lower the standard of what we want. put some of it down on a business and thats more easy money. " im talking about taking the money and actually doing something with it to make more. considering how low my own standard of living is, even if i only made $50,000 and continued at my job, i'd still be loaded cause im not gonna get even close to spending all of it

#83 to #76 - anon id: f0e9eb05

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

I don't think you understand just how little 50 thousand dollars really is in the long run

#84 to #83 - heavenwave#473 on commentsRank#473

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

I don't think you understand how much it can be if you know what you're doing with it

#1 - litmifil

Reply+52

(09/20/2017)[-]

>black people's fw their dirty secret gets told