3. "Why is it that when people object to homosexuality you scream homophobia..." In response to Reply # 1 Wed Jul-29-15 08:24 AM by Case_One
I'm just asking. Not looking for a debate. Why can't someone just find homosexuality objectionable and not be labeled as homophobic or a closet homosexual?
. . . "Love your haters until they can love themselves and then love them further." ~ J. Case
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
50. "you admire & revere a known homophobe in Farrakhan" In response to Reply # 48
im sure you respect case, as well.
your hypocrisy (& idiocy) is endless lol.
yea, i used to say faggot on OKP (about a decade ago). i realized i was wrong and stopped saying it (along with retard). i grew up. it happens...(to *most* of us, clearly there are some exceptions)
run along rupinder dolezal.
------------------- I wanna go to where the martyrs went the brown figures on the walls of my apart-a-ment...
9. "What? Man gone with that mess. " In response to Reply # 8 Wed Jul-29-15 08:32 AM by Case_One
>Anytime there's a post on sexuality its the same players >acting out the same scenes and you're always in them. >
Now even so, but if it were, why do you even care? I'm asking this man a question since HE BROUGH the matter up. And I as the question because the Lable Keeps Getting Toss on folks without any validation.
. . . "Love your haters until they can love themselves and then love them further." ~ J. Case
18. "Because it gets old reading the same arguments ad nauseum" In response to Reply # 9
And if there was an ignore feature I'd have hit it long ago. But as things stand I'm constantly finding myself skipping over lines and lines of unrelated text to get past your "genuine curiosities" that you seem to not find here.
It's as simple as I hate scrolling past your same arguments about the same subjects particularly if I'm in a slow network area.
------ “There is no fate that cannot be surmounted by scorn.” -Albert Camus
22. "So let me get this straight (no pun intended)" In response to Reply # 18
You seem to love exaggerating the facts and are bothered rather easily. Crying about having to skip over ... get a grip.
Anyway, someone can blatantly make wrong character statements in a general manner and you're cool with that. I asked a dude to explain his consistent motive for such bad practices and you're mad at that.
Really my dude? You sounding like Meek now.
. . . "Love your haters until they can love themselves and then love them further." ~ J. Case
17. "I see where you're coming from, but I just believe that the push to atte..." In response to Reply # 13
will be more driven by the desire to reunion and remember and renew the fever of 20 years ago. For me it's that anyway.
My mindset on a LOT of issues has done a complete 180 since 1995 when I was a freshman at an HBCU surrounded by like minds and not initiated into the way the world REALLY works.... But there's still a strong undercurrent of "Me and my Brothers gotta keep pushing forward and being the Men that we're supposed to be" despite our differences and different opinions and beliefs.
20. "Which part is bigger?" In response to Reply # 11
I just found out about it through this post, questioned myself for being disinterested, went to the page to find out what else is going on during the event, clicked the features link and they're all about him.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79621 posts
Wed Jul-29-15 08:49 AM
23. "If it wasnt for OKP I wouldnt know about it" In response to Reply # 20
no buzz at all...
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
27. "yup. also...take it from me...believe me...because I'm privy.... " In response to Reply # 24
that project was timed to start when it did for several reasons.... one of them was indeed the 20th anniversary of the MMM. Coupled with the construction of the National Museum of African American History & Culture being constructed 1 block away from the washington monument.
26. "for me, the visual & symbolic show that despite the ills of the past 20 ..." In response to Reply # 20 Wed Jul-29-15 08:53 AM by FLUIDJ
there's still a mass of Black men that haven't forgotten what that day meant for them.
I think one of the biggest things that happened that day was the show of solidarity amongst that many Black men. We coulda all just shown up and stood around for 20-min...and I believe that would have been PLENTY... i'm glad more when on...but the minute I walked onto the mall and was surrounded by that many of my brethren??? shiiiiit...I was good. I didn't need to hear any speeches or nothing.
I think a lot of the Black youth would benefit from that same experience today. Sometimes you just need to be around your people, in a positive setting. Kinda like church I guess...
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79621 posts
Wed Jul-29-15 08:46 AM
21. "exactly, niggas will attend all types of shit but make up" In response to Reply # 11
a shit load of excuses when it comes to something like the MMM.
that being said, I won't be attending th8s one because it's too close to the birth of my first born.
I was at the first one tho...
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
Atillah Moor Member since Sep 05th 2013 13825 posts
Wed Jul-29-15 04:42 PM
47. "Taints it further for me. I don't have a lot of trust for NOI or him." In response to Reply # 0
Post 9/11 when people are blowing up hella shit it might not be so wise for as many black men as possible to not be at work, but instead gathered in one place where the security will be focused on the threat they believe the group of men represents as opposed to the security and safety of the group.
In other words let's just make it easy for whatever negative elements of the dominant culture to attack us.
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Everything looks like Oprah kissing Harvey Weinstein these days
I think the criteria to establish solidarity between people extends far beyond skin color and I refuse to listen to Farrakhan or his advocates speaking at length over issues that I think they're ill-equipped to address.
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