Holy shit how did he jump from point A to that point B?
I was kind of shocked that he didn't blame the gays, or the black gays.
But man, those mental gymnastics...his brain must be swole as hell.
Holy shit how did he jump from point A to that point B?
Welp, it's hard for black fathers to raise their kids when they're being arrested and killed left and right.
Bergin said in his report that the underlying cause of an anti-police mentality is young black men growing up without fathers.
Not as bad as cornball brother though..Colin Cowherd said something similar and not a peep from espn
I guess Cumia just found his new co-host.
Colin Cowherd said something similar and not a peep from espn
Why not both? There is no one underlying cause, it's a factor of many causes. Having one parent is a disadvantage.
Guess what happens when you jail young black men for drug crimes? social society breaks down, families become poorer, and fathers are away from their kids.
This guy may of went off with it the wrong way... but what he's saying is true.
Single parents in the black community is huge problem right now, and it is a problem. It's very difficult to raise a child while being a single mother or father.
There was already something wrong with the family unit to begin with if the father was using drugs.
Not trying to sweep racial profiling in America under the rug but an unbalanced justice system is not an excuse to betray your children by resorting to substance abuse and illegal activities.
Yeah man myself and all the other black guys who grew up with fathers just love the police
Coming in and saying drugs are bad in the first place isn't addressing the problem as to why blacks are targeted and sentenced more harshly. Interesting how you feel using drugs is a far more awful thing than a clearly unfair justice system.
Strange. I know a dude making half a mil and his parents (raised by his mother) are two of the biggest potheads I've ever seen. That betrayal went quite well, it seems. Must be different when you're white, or something..There was already something wrong with the family unit to begin with if the father was using drugs.
Not trying to sweep racial profiling in America under the rug but an unbalanced justice system is not an excuse to betray your children by resorting to substance abuse and illegal activities. Of course society should strive to be better and not punish people too harshly but men tend to feel like martyrs too often.
This guy may of went off with it the wrong way... but what he's saying is true.
Single parents in the black community is huge problem right now, and it is a problem. It's very difficult to raise a child while being a single mother or father.
I'm not saying it is more or less awful, I'm saying that too often people try to find excuses from society as a whole instead of picking up the mirror and realizing the truth. It is true that there are serious issues with the judicial system but that is not the reason why you personally decided to start fucking around instead of being a responsible father/mother.
I just don't have a lot of sympathy for substance abusers.
Oh man, so that was the cause all along.
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Are blacks using way more drugs than whites or something? If not than what are you talking about? It seems as if you may be making a weird and very, very racist assumption.There was already something wrong with the family unit to begin with if the father was using drugs.
Not trying to sweep racial profiling in America under the rug but an unbalanced justice system is not an excuse to betray your children by resorting to substance abuse and illegal activities. Of course society should strive to be better and not punish people too harshly but men tend to feel like martyrs too often.
Does he not realize that disproportionate incarceration of Black men could be a major cause for single parenthood?
Also, white people use way more drugs than Black people. Black people are way more likely to take the hit.
Also, white people use way more drugs than Black people. Black people are way more likely to take the hit.
I was kind of shocked that he didn't blame the gays, or the black gays.
But man, those mental gymnastics...his brain must be swole as hell.
As if a black father would even tell his kids that cops are cool or some shit. Almost every black father would tell their kids...to put their hands on the wheels and only respond with "yes sir, no sir". Always ask can you do something before you do it; and when you do it, reiterate out loud what you are doing. Or better yet, place your hands face down outside the window against the door panel.
You mean if he left out ignorant racism, people wouldn't be upset? That's genius!If he had just left it at "young men growing up without fathers" I don't feel like he would be getting as much flak. But since he singled out the black community, that escalated the situation.
Your link doesn't show that habitual use or selling is higher in white populations, just that white people have tried drugs more.Does he not realize that disproportionate incarceration of Black men could be a major cause for single parenthood?
Also, white people use way more drugs than Black people. Black people are way more likely to take the hit.
Eh, Aaron McGruder made a Boondocks episode of it.It's amazing how much support this kind of thinking has in the political right. I recently tuned into some AM talk radio out of bile fascination, and the first thing I heard was a white guy talking about how Martin Luther King Jr. would be ashamed of today's black youth and my jaw dropped.
There's just this incredibly racist undercurrent that so many conservatives seem to have blinded themselves to.
Your link doesn't show that habitual use or selling is higher in white populations, just that white people have tried drugs more.
I'm not trying to say the incarceration rate isn't skewed, just that the report you linked just says have used drugs at a higher percentage, not continue to use. If you used drugs at any time, you were counted in that statistic, but that doesn't mean that drug users are higher in any race.
You mean if he left out ignorant racism, people wouldn't be upset? That's genius!
Yes, if a black person says something racist it's still racist. And if it's not "appropriate or concise" or, I don't know, true, you probably shouldn't say it on television.If an outlandish black person said the same thing, would it still be racist? It's not appropriate or concise in identifying the problem, but it's actually a popular discussion amongst black american studies "Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe" for example. We live in an age where no one can say anything anyway, so it doesn't matter. Just keep your mouth shut and rage on the internet where anonymity can protect you.