Change
from boston, MA
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Sep 2005
*sitting back watching with my popcawn
white boy saying the N word over the INTERNET
:lol:
Thunderstruck wrote: :lol:
So this is a race dignified storm.
Absolutely not!!!!!!
But it just so happens that when a dominantly black city has a crisis that has been known about for many years.... and nothing is prepared nor taken care of over a whole week then something fishy is going on.
If I recall 9-11 there was a whole lot of help down there within hours. But dammit now your pissing me off with your corny responses. I don't think you can justify anything anymore. So as change would put it.... YOU LOSE. and no it has nothing to do with your race it's because you can't see things from an un-racial point of view.
the facts are the facts baby... nonetheless we still gotta hope that everything goes well for everyone impacted by this tragedy. I hate the the fact is the most of the people of NO are poor black people that were unable to leave but wish them all the best. **** Katrina just broke the dam of unjustice and separation of classes that has been evident in New Orleans for decades. The media love to show the lovely white side of NO but fails to show the poverty stricken side that i didnt know was that bad until now. I pray for them all.
cutiepie@csu wrote: Thunderstruck wrote: :lol:
So this is a race dignified storm.
GIRL let me break this down for you....you see, when people say something that makes logical sense he ignores it and/or says some sort of racial slur or SHIFTs the direction (or main point) of the comment made. It's hard to have a decent conversation with (crybabies) people who do that because when things don't go their way they cry, ****, and moan and have to revert to using derogiatory (sp.) terms or shifting the subject altogether.
PoochieT wrote: the facts are the facts baby... nonetheless we still gotta hope that everything goes well for everyone impacted by this tragedy. I hate the the fact is the most of the people of NO are poor black people that were unable to leave but wish them all the best. **** Katrina just broke the dam of unjustice and separation of classes that has been evident in New Orleans for decades. The media love to show the lovely white side of NO but fails to show the poverty stricken side that i didnt know was that bad until now. I pray for them all.
this brings up the question of why didn't bush try to help them when everybody else (upper class) was getting out. Thats his job to protect the people of this country regardless of race, age, gender etc. but he didn't even attempt to. Because he doesn't care.
Thunderstruck says **** Kanye
Almost everybody else says **** Bush
Now regardless of what Kanye said... Bush has the power to make change but what has he done.
Kanye's speech had more meaning then anything Bush has imposed.
So Thunderstruck since you have clocks and watches galore and knows of perfect timing... how about you tell me the perfect time for Bush to make things happen for those poor black people that coldn't get out of New Orleans because if you ask me it was a long time ago.
Shaundra404 wrote: cutiepie@csu wrote: Thunderstruck wrote: :lol:
So this is a race dignified storm.
GIRL let me break this down for you....you see, when people say something that makes logical sense he ignores it and/or says some sort of racial slur or SHIFTs the direction (or main point) of the comment made. It's hard to have a decent conversation with (crybabies) people who do that because when things don't go their way they cry, B*tch, and moan and have to revert to using derogiatory (sp.) terms or shifting the subject altogether.
Well then he shouldn't respond at all.
