African-American Appreciation Thread - Not Actually an Appreciation Thread

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I appreciate Black People's ability to make any tense situation they aren't directly involved with funny.
That's how I learned the word, "instigate." I don't know why, but black people like to insert themselves into situations, which causes escalation. Here's a great example:


Guy throws chicken nuggets at somebody, McDonald's employee knocks him out. Thirty seconds in the video, you can tell there's no calming them down without arresting somebody.

I see why cops don't allow people to use their phones during detainments or traffic stops. They'll call their family or friends, then the police would have to deescalate everybody for their safety and the public's safety as well. But, you can't deescalate those kind of people so that's why people try to avoid them whenever possible.
 

“14 year old.” Whenever they use words like this it really means “nigger.” Who at 12 years old murders 3 people or is involved with it? Niggers. Every single time there is heinous violence you can almost always guess it’s a nigger and be right.
 
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Bobby Caldwell had a hit in the late 70's that if you didn't know what the guy looked like would assume he was black and there's a whole generation of black people who didn't know that and the reaction is usually funny when they do react videos to the music video of some little white dude with this big loud R&B voice.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=C8Y0SZrPdX0
First UK performer to have a reggae hit in Jamaica, and the second-best selling reggae artist in the UK behind Marley himself was a white deathfat called Alexander Hughes, aka Judge Dread (named before the comic BTW). The first time his Jamaican fans found out he was white was when he toured in 1972-73 and there were audible gasps when the fat white dude they thought was a bouncer stepped up to the mic.
 
First UK performer to have a reggae hit in Jamaica, and the second-best selling reggae artist in the UK behind Marley himself was a white deathfat called Alexander Hughes, aka Judge Dread (named before the comic BTW). The first time his Jamaican fans found out he was white was when he toured in 1972-73 and there were audible gasps when the fat white dude they thought was a bouncer stepped up to the mic.
Makes me think of Snow, the Canadian rapper (and cousin of the guy from Barenaked Ladies!) who made Informer, the reggae influenced rap song, but turned out to be white.
 
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Makes me think of Snow, the Canadian rapper (and cousin of the guy from Barenaked Ladies!) who made Informer, the reggae influenced rap song, but turned out to be white.
And hilariously his album was called 12 inches of snow, sure snow it's more like 3 and half packed down, Buck 65 is the better Canadian.
 
So what makes black people believe in these retarded myths about Melanine giving them super powers and being more valuable than gold?
Low IQ plus a severe inferiority complex, in real life it's the opposite. To quote the lyrics of one of my favorite bands:

Nature bestowed her foulest pigmentation upon them much like a scar.

The more melanin a race has, the worse it is. Applies to nogs, jeets, etc...
 
Snow the rapper was making a dick length reference hence 12 inches of snow which is why I said more like 3 and a half inches.
I understood that you interpreted the title as being a reference to the length of his dick, and then made a 'joke' based on that interpretation. My comment was an implicit offering of an alternative, non-coom-brained/Mutt's-law-adjacent interpretation of the title, as a reference to the diameter of a vinyl lp.
 
let's be real all rap music is culture killing anti thought and it's all shit regardless of if it's a "white" person doing it or not. It was made by niggers, and it all sounds like shit. But it's no surprise that white people do it better.
 
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