Your opinion on black fragility?

[Anonymous]

[LiamJHayden]

Part of the societal indoctrination towards collectivism. Tomorrow is the Super Bowl. How many people who have literally no financial stake in the outcome will get depressed if "we" lose or elated if "we" win? People are trained to think collectively, rather than as the individuals that they are.

I like to think of myself as an individual who is above such things, yet I have a strong affinity for the UK. I wonder how much of that is based upon life experience, and how much is based upon my 87.5% British Isles ancestry? I actually care about the fate of the UK far more than I do about Eastern Europe or the Middle East, Asia, or even Germany, France, or Spain, or the rest of Western Europe. Africa barely enters my mind, except when I hear about some tragedy or I hear the song by Toto. What rational reason is there for this? All of those people, at least those who are not oppressing others, are valuable individuals.

[Jersey2]

Where will my reparations be coming from for the Irish who were indentured servants, or the Irish that were deliberately starved by the thousands, or those who lived in tenements? And I, the descendent of those people will be paying for people who weren’t starving and who were free to buy land and live their life. So many people, races and nationalities had a horrendous time of it in those days but if you want reparations look to those white English Protestants who were here and benefitted or at least ID the descendants and get the money from them. But that won’t happen. Black fragility is simply a shakedown for money, it’s only about money and it will never be enough as they will ask for more, more, more.

[Anonymous]

We are living in an interesting time because black people respond to whatever white people did or do. Back then, there was white only spaces. Today, there are black only spaces. Back then, there was marching movements for white people. Today, there are marching movements for black people.


Everything is a result of what white people did first though. Black fragility is a response to white fragility. Black supremacy is a response to white supremacy.


Yes, white people and other groups can still be a black supremacist. That isn’t anything new to me as I have seen family members, we are minorities, partake and adopt white supremacy.


We live in a world where it is black and white supremacy that rule America.

[AngryCarl2]

Blacks have it within their own hands to improve their lot. Seems like most of them would rather take drugs and steal cars.

[Asker]

Wise words, Carl, as old as you are you're still wise beyond your years

[ChillaxingLove]

And it’s with these words that we ignite anger and not love

[Asker]

He is right tho

[ChillaxingLove]

I disagree

[Asker]

Dc, he's right

[ChillaxingLove]

Ok then define most.

[AngryCarl2]

@ChillaxingLove Not trying to ignite anything bro, just want to see blacks doing better.

[exitseven]

this is some made up think by the democrats to further divide the country,

[Avicenna]

The previous term for this scam was "race hustling".

[WhiteBoyChill]

Lol sounds like Roland Cuthbert to me

[QuietRunner]

seems true and factual