a question for black people.

[FreeballinDC]

Re: Re: a question for black people.

Well, I've never seen this character because I'm too inteligent to be watching BET in the first place! It's a disgrace to my people and I can't believe Afrocoids actually keep that cotton'pikin network in business. We, truly, are a LOST people -- so much potential yet soooo brainwashed. I spit on Robert Johnson for not even giving the Black community a chance to take ownership in the company. Heck, I would've bought stock in it for under $10 a share!

I will agree that Mr Johnson and his cohorts missed a great opportunity to showcase alot of black talent (or talent, period) on BET. There is only so many reruns of "227" that a person can watch.

The only good original show on now is a cartoon called "Hey, Monie". Pretty funny, if a little too neurotic.

 

[Bullit]

cracka ass crackas...

LMAO

 

[DUSTY]

What is your view of Ms. Cita on BET. I am white and find it too offensive to watch and I'm anything but PC. How can this possibly be on the air?

sorry but i don't watch bet channel.

 

[atlantabiolab]

Re: Re: a question for black people.

Well, I've never seen this character because I'm too inteligent to be watching BET in the first place! It's a disgrace to my people and I can't believe Afrocoids actually keep that cotton'pikin network in business. We, truly, are a LOST people -- so much potential yet soooo brainwashed. I spit on Robert Johnson for not even giving the Black community a chance to take ownership in the company. Heck, I would've bought stock in it for under $10 a share!

Why did he "owe" anything to the "black community"? Being a business entreprenuer he sold his corporation to the highest bidder, he has no attachments to others who simply share his skin color. His success should be admired by others, whether black or white, not reviled because he did not "give back" to the group.

This "group" mentality is a major problem of the black community.

 

[bwood]

Re: Re: Re: a question for black people.

Why did he "owe" anything to the "black community"? Being a business entreprenuer he sold his corporation to the highest bidder, he has no attachments to others who simply share his skin color. His success should be admired by others, whether black or white, not reviled because he did not "give back" to the group.

This "group" mentality is a major problem of the black community.

you should be commended for avoiding the use
of the word "tribalism"...

 

[Y_lifter]

Every time I surf past BET it seems to always be a Black dude doing bad standup
to an audience or Hoochie Mammas rolling and laughing like crazy..

 

[milo hobgoblin]

Kind of off topic

LOL jewish owned black media..

and you all thought white nationalist were the bad guys.

You wanna know where all those images of stereotypes come from on black TV... it sure as hell isnt from the white nationalist crowd...... last I checked they get stereotyped even worse than blacks.

wake up all of you.