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Ancient Egyptians weren't black anyway.

It didn't benefit European nations, it handcuffed them. Tom was using a different meaning of "benefit." The EP tied abolition, as a goal of war, to the Union and, by extension, tied slavery to the Confederacy. The people of Britain (for example) were none too fond of slavery, so direct support for the Confederacy was no longer an option. The black soldiers in the Union army were free before the EP, so it didn't free them. Slave-holding states in the Union, such as Missouri, Maryland, and Kentucky, were unaffected by the EP. The EP was more a statement of intentions than anything else.

I'm not really sure if this is actually Nix/Gailey's thing, especially when I look at religious demographics in the United States (particularly in the black community). Fact is, almost 80% of this nation is Christian, so it stands to reason that almost 80% of American football players will be too (it's probably more than that, if we're honest, considering the southern background that many of these football players come from).

Let's look at some key words here: It's speculation, assclown. Speculation that Gene made. Where's your evidence that it was a black militant group member? Triple hearsay?

It probably has more to do with a high percentage of blacks being poor rather than "blacks are cheap."

When you're black and from a big city, it's your fault when people get shot while in said city.

Well, when you need a "revelation" in 1978 to allow blacks in your temple ceremonies and to be ordained as priests...

Since billsfan89 hasn't come around to champion The Gaslight Anthem yet, I'll do it for him. All three albums are worth a listen; I really enjoy their second album, "The '59 Sound." Band of Horses is one of my favorite "new" bands - they're great live, too. I second The Black Keys. For me, Guster is hit or miss, but I know some people really enjoy them. Against Me! is a new-ish punk-ish band that I enjoy. I also enjoy: The National The Ruse The Soundtrack of our Lives The Antlers Beirut The Cat Empire

"Clampdown" is a great song, but I just didn't think it was eardrum-busting enough for this thread. Some more: The Darkness - "Black Shuck" Electric Six - "Don't Be Afraid of the Robot" Nine Inch Nails - "The Great Destroyer"

Jack Black teaches children the timeless values of rock and roll. Next: The Matrix: Revolutions

It's still not close. Some soccer fans still throw peanuts and bananas at black players.

Remember Michael Jackson's video for his song "Black or White?" Link I agree that it may be crossing over the line to glorify violence in general, but nothing ever comes of things like this.

As we've been told, working out is a white supremacist dogwhistle. Though the difference in black and white obesity rates are not so large for the woke to be much more correct than the mainstream in that instance.

Accountability? lol there is none. This is what you have to look forward to. Complete negligence in infrastructure, medicine, the judiciary, piloting (!) and untold numbers of other areas where Americans will be unable to hold anyone accountable while the regime is more interested in filling diversity quotas than they are in competent management of these industries. They’d rather have more black lesbians flying planes than have fewer planes crash. That’s it. That’s where your accountability is.

Nobody's hiding anything. Except you, hiding behind "statistics are racist." Your position is that saying anything that isn't absolute praise about blacks is racist. Ok then. We all have prejudices, billsy. It's time we be honest about it. You are prejudiced against Whites, Christians, and pretty much anyone who is normal and would be recognized as normal during the majority of American history. But this is ok, because the religion of the regime, gay race communism, says it's ok. But those of us who actually employ pattern recognition understand that Whites, Christians, and anyone who is normal and would be recognized as normal during the majority of American history are not the ones causing the problems here. Except for this (woke more correct than the mainstream moment): that "whiteness" is a problem that must be corrected.

Bodied by community notes lmao Weirdness of the statement aside, it's stupid for Republicans to go after black voters. Blacks vote as a bloc more than any other group in this country. Ignore them, reward your friends instead.

Why won’t it? For the same reasons it doesn’t switch any black votes when they yell “Dems are the real racists!” And yes among other things. The last time a republican presidential candidate got more than 30% of the Jewish vote was HW.

It’s not bothersome so much as it is just stupid. Gays, blacks, jews, etc. vote largely as a bloc. Silly for any republican to attempt to court any of them. Another example why Dems win and republicans lose.

They also tend to be more violent towards other races than other groups. 17% of homicides of white victims were committed by blacks in 2019. Meanwhile only 8% of homicides of black victims were committed by whites in the same year.

The ADL 🤦‍♂️ The Proud Boys you can basically say are alt-right minus the racism. I don't believe that holding views that gerontocrats have pushed out of the overton window is "bad for America." Their apparent rush to glorify violence has not just a means but an end in itself is bad. Sedition convictions kind of seal the deal. So yeah, I'd say the Proud Boys are bad. But it's not a white supremacist organization. Well, sure, but I recommend reading because if you talk to black folks (especially on the internet) you're going to find that many of the views held by them today are, in fact, downstream of NOI beliefs.

No. As you may have gathered, you can find the doctrine in many NOI texts. I suggest reading starting with Malcolm X's autobiography (which admittedly at that point in his life was NOT a NOI text but a story of his journey to orthodox islam) and Elijah Muhammed's Message to the Blackman in America. Five percenters believe the same. Is Wu-Tang for the children? Well I guess that depends on who you ask. According to Supreme Mathematics, perhaps they are. As an aside, it's a shame that the USG promoted MLK as controlled opposition, because the hero black people needed was Malcolm X.

Black hate group is a little broad. If black supremacy was treated the same way as white supremacy on various social media platforms there’d be no more black people on the internet.

He’s Afro-Cuban. What’s it take for a guy to be black nowadays?

Black people vote as a single bloc and have for decades. Below is the 2020 election results for certain demographics, after four years of pandering by a republican president.

He's called himself a "black dick supremacist" before, fir chrissakes.