His main point is Blacks hating on successful/academically intelligent Blacks..
Teasing in schools isn't a racial issue, it occurs in every type of school..
he specifically made reference to black students in school and how they label the smart ones as white, etc.
if you are going to doubt him struggling in professional life, thats fine, but he went through middle/high school like everybody else, and it was in the deep south, not the northeast and canada
What's wrong with being Whitehe specifically made reference to black students in school and how they label the smart ones as white, etc.
if you are going to doubt him struggling in professional life, thats fine, but he went through middle/high school like everybody else, and it was in the deep south, not the northeast and canada
the black people who never shut up about "the white man is holding me down" and "i cant stand white people" and "white people are racist"
This is pretty much re ed when people say this. You might as well say "unless you have played in the NBA, NFL, or any other professional sport that you enjoy, you cannot talk about your viewpoint of it because it is 100% impossible for you to be right since unless you have had extensive firsthand as a professional sports player"
Who has ever said that?
looks like you beat me to it lol. smh some of the worst reasoning ever.
the white people who never shut up about "the black man is destroying the country" and "i cant stand black people" and "reverse racism is REEEL"
true. its not reverse racism. its just racism. they add the reverse term to imply innocence
So they claim that any black person can earn $10k/day and become CEOs simply by applying themselves and being beneficiaries of affirmative action? I'm pretty sure that has never been a claim, or anything close to it. Perhaps their claim is that by applying themselves and being beneficiaries of affirmative action, that some individuals could have had a better life than how their lives turned out, but I'm quite certain they don't claim a level of success that the majority of people, whether white/black/asian/or hispanic don't get to have.
Hyperbole sometimes can be used to make a good point. This was not one of those cases.
I agree that cir stances can and certainly does have a lot to do with some of the lesser levels of success that people in the black community have, that some are even basically set up to fail. But I don't think it is incorrect that some individuals also choose to be lazy with whatever cir stances they have and set themselves up for failure as well (regardless of your race).
The reason this can get tiring and cause individuals such as Barkley to speak out, is the individuals who don't want to accept any responsibility for their actions, or for the actions of others in the black community. That any black person who has ever failed, is a result of "the white man holding them down". It's quite obviously those incredibly ignorant individuals who Barkley was pointing his comments at, not black people in general. And it may not be a relatively large community of people who have that kind of at ude, but truth is, black people unfortunately are under a bigger microscope, so those few ignorant people's comments and at udes are magnified and people who end up with a poor outcome in life as a result of such an at ude has their lives magnified as well, and portrayed in an unfair manner to other black individuals. It sucks, it shouldn't be that way, but it is, and since nothing is going to change it, you should try make the best of the situation, instead of just making it worse out of stubbornness and pride, which is what Barkley was trying to say.
Last edited by Phillip; 10-27-2014 at 11:34 PM.
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In my experience, I find that blacks are very insecure, and will lash out, if you try to dispel their delusions on one subject or another. They don't like to have their ignorance exposed. Trill, among others here, is the prototypical petty, insecure, ignorant niqqer full of excuses, Barkley actually refers to in his interview.
I relate race species than color. We're all humans. Therefore I only see human. Not color. So Ignore race because it brings about the thoughts of stereotypes based on your appearance.
Then you are thinking of ethnicity, which id agree is a much more important factor than race
Dang, I was editing that.
^ this, tbh
There's people in all races that want to keep you at the bottom with them. Misery loves company.
But tbh Barkley is still correct in the quote from the thread le cause the problem is with parenting-- and white guys don't get black chicks pregnant...
If you've got parenting, you gotta get your drive from somewhere else, and all the affirmative action in the world can't help you with that one. Education is a lot less important than drive imo. If you want to succeed you can find a way even if you don't have any education.
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