therealblacktruth / Tracy Lynn / Leah Patterson / anouknoi - Batshit Insane Racist BJD Collector Who Hates Everyone

[Crickets]

I have a question, Tracy. Why are you still here? Like, you're still a racist, and no matter how much you try to save face in front of other Kiwis, you'll never live down your racist bullshit. Are you that bored and lonely that you talk to us because you're so desperate for human interaction, even if said interaction is just a bunch of people shitting on you and laughing at you?

Yup.

 

[Loxiozzz]

The last half of this thread in the nutshell, imo.

 

[yasscat]

I regret that I have but one "winner" rating to give you.

 

[Crickets]

...I can't. I've got nothing. Who the fuck, regardless of race, can say they've never heard any Wu-Tang?

Also. Please, your thoughts on Boots Riley and The Coup. Give me them.
(inb4 she has to google search)

I never said I never heard of them. I just said I don't know their songs. Secondly, since when is your race measured by what music you listen to? I'm black and I don't listen to them. So what?

 

[KingCasio]

I never said I never heard of them. I just said I don't know their songs. Secondly, since when is your race measured by what music you listen to? I'm black and I don't listen to them. So what?

Realistically speaking, most black people usually know the most popular aspects of African-American culture.
Besides, you're not black at all. As a person who's lived actually grown up in pretty heavy black areas and has tons of black guys in his family, I can tell you that you aren't black nor ever will be.

 

[yasscat]

I never said I never heard of them. I just said I don't know their songs. Secondly, since when is your race measured by what music you listen to? I'm black and I don't listen to them. So what?

And no I don't know all the members and never heard of their songs, but the name is very familiar.

they've never heard any Wu-Tang?

Okay. You'll notice I didn't say "never heard of them." I said "never heard any," as in, never heard any of their music, which you just. fucking. said. There's a difference, but you've proven time and time again that you don't understand nuances.

Also, if you were such a black separatist (which your behavior has shown, so don't try and say you aren't), you would DEFINITELY know of Boots and The Coup.

seriously how can one person be this dumb and obtuse holy shit

 

[Adamska]

Paler than a bloody poltergeist that's what she is. Serious suburban white girl like the rest.

 

[Crickets]

Realistically speaking, most black people usually know the most popular aspects of African-American culture.
Besides, you're not black at all. As a person who's lived actually grown up in pretty heavy black areas and has tons of black guys in his family, I can tell you that you aren't black nor ever will be.

Yeah, so have I. I live in a predominantly black neighborhood. I grew up around blacks all my life too. My whole family is black. Yet, just because I don't listen to certain music means I'm less of a black person than someone else who did listen? That's silly logic. That's like saying a French person isn't really French because they hate baguettes or someone from England isn't a true Brit because they dislike tea.

Okay. You'll notice I didn't say "never heard of them." I said "never heard any," as in, never heard any of their music, which you just. fucking. said. There's a difference, but you've proven time and time again that you don't understand nuances.

Also, if you were such a black separatist (which your behavior has shown, so don't try and say you aren't), you would DEFINITELY know of Boots and The Coup.

seriously how can one person be this dumb and obtuse holy shit

No, I don't know of them because I never heard of them. Doesn't make me less black.

 

[SlothInAMilkCrate]

Yeah, so have I. I live in a predominantly black neighborhood. I grew up around blacks all my life too. My whole family is black. Yet, just because I don't listen to certain music means I'm less of a black person than someone else who did listen? That's silly logic. That's like saying a French person isn't really French because they hate baguettes or someone from England isn't a true Brit because they dislike tea.


No, I don't know of them because I never heard of them. Doesn't make me less black.

If your whole family is black, how did you come out looking whiter than milk?

 

[Dismaying Tree]

Let's check her blog and see if I can snag some screenshots--

lol.

 

[Crickets]

If your whole family is black, how did you come out looking whiter than milk?

My dad.

 

[Lurker]

My dad.

Your father's in the picture? Well then surely you must be white.

 

[Crickets]

Your father's in the picture? Well then surely you must be white.

What picture? I meant that my skin color is the same that my dad's was.

 

[Lurker]

What picture? I meant that my skin color is the same that my dad's was.

Either you're purposely being obtuse, or you're an idiot. I'm going to go with the latter,

 

[Gentleburd]

What picture? I meant that my skin color is the same that my dad's was.

Poor thing. That chemical spray really did a number on your lil' noggin, didn't it?

 

[Crickets]

Either you're purposely being obtuse, or you're an idiot. I'm going to go with the latter,

Poor thing. That chemical spray really did a number on your lil' noggin, didn't it?

I really don't know what you're talking about. Like legitimately confused right now.

 

[Gentleburd]

I really don't know what you're talking about. Like legitimately confused right now.

The phrase 'in the picture' is slang. It means that a person is present. Lurker said:

"Your father is present in your life? Well then surely you must be white."

Referring to the stereotype that black men avoid parental responsibilities.

Was that clear enough for you? Or do I need to break out an etymology book?

 

[Lurker]

The phrase 'in the picture' is slang. It means that a person is present. Lurker said:

"Your father is present in your life? Well then surely you must be white."

Referring to the stereotype that black men avoid parental responsibilities.

Was that clear enough for you? Or do I need to break out an etymology book?

She's going to get confused by this, you know.

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

As white as all that salt you're giving us.

And to think, it all could have been avoided if you didn't eat the chemical spray.

 

[Gentleburd]

She's going to get confused by this, you know.

I think I might be out of my league here. I'm only trained to teach adults how to read and understand English. I don't know how to teach children. (Or, in her case, people with the minds of children.)

I just can't speak using words small enough for her.

Edit: A line for the ages:
'It all could have been avoided if you didn't eat the chemical spray.' - Piga Dgrifm