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Topic	Many white people still don't understand the black mentality
RickyTheBAWSE 04/04/17 6:41:36 PM #115:	gamepimp12 posted... UnfairRepresent posted... known2FAIL posted... What if I had a pocket knife and gave it to the girl needing it. Then I was fired for bringing something as simple as a pocket knife to work because they considered it a weapon and I didn't get a second chance. That sounds like a possibility to me. If you don't understand number 2 then you clearly haven't been around that type of situation before. And that's crazy paranoia and a massive character flaw for you. Going "And that's what happen to da blacks! Whiute peeps dun get it." is just racism. Look at yourself in the mirror dude A lot of black American culture in certain situations is to avoid putting yourself in situations where your intentions could come into questions to avoid any situation where racism could play a factor. The rice situation is a prime example, it's rare for black children to have BB guns and even rarer for them to be allowed outside of the parents sight with them. Hell I don't even think tamir was allowed out of the house with it my dad had a BB gun in the 60's and 70's, and used to tell my brother and I how he'd go out and shoot cans with his friends and made it sound awesome. he bought me one in the late 90's, but I couldn't go anywhere but the backyard. had no idea why. he always said "things aren't like it was when I was a kid." I thought he was just being an overprotective douche. as an adult, I fully understand why. kids aren't allowed to be kids anymore. I'm afraid to bring kids into the world because of the bullshit people like to introduce to kids. I had friends with guns. some looked real, and I thought they were awesome. my dad wouldn't get me toy guns after I turned 7 though, lol. had plenty Power Rangers and Ninja Turtles though. --- Never let those intent on misunderstanding you be the narrator to your story! BAWSE! <cite>RickyTheBAWSE posted [p:876543471] in Many white... [t:75196966]...</cite> <quote><cite>gamepimp12 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>UnfairRepresent posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>known2FAIL posted...</cite> <quote> What if I had a pocket knife and gave it to the girl needing it. Then I was fired for bringing something as simple as a pocket knife to work because they considered it a weapon and I didn't get a second chance. That sounds like a possibility to me. If you don't understand number 2 then you clearly haven't been around that type of situation before. </quote> And that's crazy paranoia and a massive character flaw for you. Going "And that's what happen to da blacks! Whiute peeps dun get it." is just racism. Look at yourself in the mirror dude</quote> A lot of black American culture in certain situations is to avoid putting yourself in situations where your intentions could come into questions to avoid any situation where racism could play a factor. The rice situation is a prime example, it's rare for black children to have BB guns and even rarer for them to be allowed outside of the parents sight with them. Hell I don't even think tamir was allowed out of the house with it</quote> my dad had a BB gun in the 60's and 70's, and used to tell my brother and I how he'd go out and shoot cans with his friends and made it sound awesome. he bought me one in the late 90's, but I couldn't go anywhere but the backyard. had no idea why. he always said "things aren't like it was when I was a kid." I thought he was just being an overprotective douche. as an adult, I fully understand why. kids aren't allowed to be kids anymore. I'm afraid to bring kids into the world because of the bullshit people like to introduce to kids. I had friends with guns. some looked real, and I thought they were awesome. my dad wouldn't get me toy guns after I turned 7 though, lol. had plenty Power Rangers and Ninja Turtles though. --- Never let those intent on misunderstanding you be the narrator to your story! BAWSE!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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