Diddy is a billionaire with his own network he don’t give a fuck
Nick Cannon: Truth and Reconciliation.
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Not down with the whole Hebrew Israelite train that brothers seem to be on right now.
No ill will towards Cannon, but none of that puts any food on our tables, doesnt get us employed, doesnt get us degrees, doesn't make us any safer in our own neighborhoods...
People wanna talk about that as if it would change anything for anyone.
Stop talking about god. If you actually believed in god you would know that its not ONE group thats HIS chosen group. Either we all his children or none of us are. This chosen people shit dont make no damn sense.
No ill will towards Cannon, but none of that puts any food on our tables, doesnt get us employed, doesnt get us degrees, doesn't make us any safer in our own neighborhoods...
People wanna talk about that as if it would change anything for anyone.
Stop talking about god. If you actually believed in god you would know that its not ONE group thats HIS chosen group. Either we all his children or none of us are. This chosen people shit dont make no damn sense.
I hear him but you can’t work for someone else and say what you want as their brand is more than just him and they have the right to protect it.
I wish him well but I would have terminated him also because if I gave him a pass then I can’t rightfully complain when a Cracka steps out of pocket.
I respect his stance and wish him the Best
Most of Diddy's ventures have been financially backed by billionaire Ron Burkle and his early moves were guided by Clive Davis, more recently he's got a new mentor in Ray Dalio, these are all old white rich powerful men. Dame the only independent black man with his own network
I understand your point.
I do feel moving forward we REALLY need to stop broadcasting all our moves in mixed company all the time.
Why we need to just GIVE them all of us?
Nick didn't need to say this in fact to be real why even have griff on?
Again... Vlad did it and no one said nothing when both of them were on there talking about black jews etc.
So my thing is lets just make moves.
Suppory each other and hype each other and make moves in quiet
And we will continue to everytime he fucks up. We still gotta keep our own in check.
You think Revolt TV ain't backed with Jewish money? LOL
Also, he's rich but Diddy ain't a billionaire yet.
Seems this all happened because he insulted the Jews, not because he believes in a certain thing.
If someone had insulted Black people like that, we would demand that they be fired too. It is what it is.
Nick will be just fine. Sucks that other people might have to pay the price for what he said by losing jobs, but that Hollyweird. They will hopefully recover as well.
If someone had insulted Black people like that, we would demand that they be fired too. It is what it is.
Nick will be just fine. Sucks that other people might have to pay the price for what he said by losing jobs, but that Hollyweird. They will hopefully recover as well.
Where was the insult? So stating the truth is now considered "insulting"?
It’s part of Comcast but he found the network. Having 900 million is basically a billionaire.
What has he fucked up recently? He’s been very vocal about injustice and trying to get Blacks to vote
Nothing. Who has been shitting on him lately?
C'mon son, diddy wouldn't continue to be where he is now if black folk didn't support him. When diddy fuck up black folk let him know then they keep it moving. the last thing I remember was when he said to Biden "the black vote won't be free this election".
He got clowned for his vote or die message
If the quotes i read are real, he definitely insulted these people fam. Not in a subtle way either lol.
you have the quotes?
I hear you but like i said in the main thread he BEEN saying this and i feel like if you really start breaking down specifically what he said? I don't know if it was complete nonsense, especially when you throw religion in there. This ain't Desean and Ice Cube
I THINK this is kinda different
Nick gave his opinion and Jewish people were insulted by what he said.
Jewish people felt insulted and he was terminated. IT IS WHAT IT IS!
Nick even offered an apology.
He can afford to speak his mind and good for him. Everyone is not in his position.
Did Revolt's top exec under Diddy just step down?
She's still with the company for now and being replaced by another Jew.
"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."
Its not complete nonsense. At all.
When he talks about us having what we call "soul" and that it brings compassion, thats real to me.
The next part where he goes into people having to be evil savages because they lack melanin... Im not sure how thats not gonna be taken as an insult.
Any cac wanna even associate me or mines with the word "savage" aint getting any kinda pass from me. Thats just what it is.
Whelp don;t even TRY to support Nick apparently...
Twitter Explodes After Dwyane Wade Shows Support for Nick Cannon After His Anti-Semitic Comments
Retired Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wadecourted controversy on Wednesday afternoon after he tweeted out support of Nick Cannon after Cannon was captured making anti-Semitic remarks on a podcast.
Cannon apparently made the remarks last year during a podcast discussion with a member of the former rap group Public Enemy: Richard “Professor Griff” Griffin. However, the broadcast only recently aired and caused the subsequent firestorm of criticism.
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Twitter Explodes After Dwyane Wade Shows Support for Nick Cannon After His Anti-Semitic Comments
Cannon apparently made the remarks last year during a podcast discussion with a member of the former rap group Public Enemy: Richard “Professor Griff” Griffin. However, the broadcast only recently aired and caused the subsequent firestorm of criticism.
In the wake of Cannon’s remarks, ViacomCBS fired him as the producer for VH1’s comedy improvisation program “Wild ‘n Out,” citing the comments as the basis for the company’s move.
Wade’s support of Cannon could potentially prove to be problematic for the future Hall of Famer, considering the heavy Jewish population that resides in South Florida.
The loyalty of Wade toward Cannon is likely based on Cannon’s previous support of Wade’s wife, Gabrielle Union, after she was dismissed last year as a judge on the NBC program “America’s Got Talent.”
Union’s firing was followed by news reports alleging controversy behind the scenes of the show, with Wade quickly offering support for his wife. Just last month, Wade claimed that he and Union were being followed in the wake of her dismissal.
As of Wednesday afternoon, Cannon remains the host of the Fox entertainment program “The Masked Singer,” with no indication of what the network plans on doing.
Twitter Explodes After Dwyane Wade Shows Support for Nick Cannon After His Anti-Semitic Comments - Heat Nation
Retired Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade courted controversy on Wednesday afternoon after he tweeted out support of Nick Cannon after Cannon was captured making anti-Semitic remarks on a podcast.
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Twitter Explodes After Dwyane Wade Shows Support for Nick Cannon After His Anti-Semitic Comments
Retired Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wadecourted controversy on Wednesday afternoon after he tweeted out support of Nick Cannon after Cannon was captured making anti-Semitic remarks on a podcast.
Cannon apparently made the remarks last year during a podcast discussion with a member of the former rap group Public Enemy: Richard “Professor Griff” Griffin. However, the broadcast only recently aired and caused the subsequent firestorm of criticism.
Home / Media / Twitter Explodes After Dwyane Wade Shows Support for Nick Cannon After His Anti-Semitic Comments
Twitter Explodes After Dwyane Wade Shows Support for Nick Cannon After His Anti-Semitic Comments
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- Updated: July 15, 2020
Cannon apparently made the remarks last year during a podcast discussion with a member of the former rap group Public Enemy: Richard “Professor Griff” Griffin. However, the broadcast only recently aired and caused the subsequent firestorm of criticism.
In the wake of Cannon’s remarks, ViacomCBS fired him as the producer for VH1’s comedy improvisation program “Wild ‘n Out,” citing the comments as the basis for the company’s move.
Wade’s support of Cannon could potentially prove to be problematic for the future Hall of Famer, considering the heavy Jewish population that resides in South Florida.
The loyalty of Wade toward Cannon is likely based on Cannon’s previous support of Wade’s wife, Gabrielle Union, after she was dismissed last year as a judge on the NBC program “America’s Got Talent.”
Union’s firing was followed by news reports alleging controversy behind the scenes of the show, with Wade quickly offering support for his wife. Just last month, Wade claimed that he and Union were being followed in the wake of her dismissal.
As of Wednesday afternoon, Cannon remains the host of the Fox entertainment program “The Masked Singer,” with no indication of what the network plans on doing.
Ive seen the video, dont have it in written form. Check it out the video is all over twitter.
When we y’all learn that you can’t say what you want, especially if you don’t own shit and working for someone
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Where Is the Outrage Over Anti-Semitism in Sports and Hollywood?
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Recent incidents of anti-Semitic tweets and posts from sports and entertainment celebrities are a very troubling omen for the future of the Black Lives Matter movement, but so too is the shocking lack of massive indignation. Given the New Woke-fulness in Hollywood and the...
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Addresses Anti-Semitism in Sports and Hollywood
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar addressed anti-Semitism in a new column for 'The Hollywood Reporter.'
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Where Is the Outrage Over Anti-Semitism in Sports and Hollywood?
4:00 PM PDT 7/14/2020 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
The Hollywood Reporter columnist calls out the hateful outbursts against Jews by Ice Cube, DeSean Jackson and others and explains how the muted response "perpetuates racism" and contributes to an overall "Apatholypse."
Recent incidents of anti-Semitic tweets and posts from sports and entertainment celebrities are a very troubling omen for the future of the Black Lives Matter movement, but so too is the shocking lack of massive indignation. Given the New Woke-fulness in Hollywood and the sports world, we expected more passionate public outrage. What we got was a shrug of meh-rage.
When reading the dark squishy entrails of popular culture, meh-rage in the face of sustained prejudice is an indisputable sign of the coming Apatholypse: apathy to all forms of social justice. After all, if it’s OK to discriminate against one group of people by hauling out cultural stereotypes without much pushback, it must be OK to do the same to others. Illogic begets illogic.
Ice Cube’s June 10 daylong series of tweets, which involved some creepy symbols and images, in general implied that Jews were responsible for the oppression of blacks. NFL player DeSean Jackson tweeted out several anti-Semitic messages, including a quote he incorrectly thought was from Hitler (not your go-to guy for why-can’t-we-all-get-along quotes) stating that Jews had a plan to “extort America” and achieve “world domination.” Isn’t that SPECTRE’s job in James Bond movies?
These statements would be laughed at by anyone with a middle-school grasp of reason, but then former NBA player Stephen Jackson, a self-proclaimed activist, undid whatever progress his previous advocacy may have achieved by agreeing with DeSean Jackson on social media. Then he went on to talk about the Rothschilds owning all the banks and his support for the notorious homophobe and anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan. That is the kind of dehumanizing characterization of a people that causes the police abuses that killed his friend, George Floyd.
June continued to bust out all over with anti-Semitism when performer Chelsea Handler, herself Jewish, posted videos of Farrakhan to her 3.9 million followers. That means almost 4 million people received a subliminal message that even some Jews think being anti-Jewish is justified.
That same month, President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign also has been criticized for exploiting anti-Jewish biases, even though Trump’s son-in-law and campaign honcho Jared Kushner is Jewish and his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism before they married. Playing on the same Rothschild’s trope, they issued a letter accusing three billionaires of Jewish descent of using their fortunes to “rig the November election.” This is the kind of “very fine people on both sides” Trump has employed throughout his political career — pandering to hate groups that has emboldened racists who feel like they’ve gotten the presidential OK to attack people they don’t like.
These famous, outspoken people share the same scapegoat logic as all oppressive groups from Nazis to the KKK: all our troubles are because of bad-apple groups that worship wrong, have the wrong complexion, come from the wrong country, are the wrong gender or love the wrong gender. It’s so disheartening to see people from groups that have been violently marginalized do the same thing to others without realizing that perpetuating this kind of bad logic is what perpetuates racism.
Yes, some of the above have apologized — DeSean Jackson, Stephen Jackson, Chelsea Handler — while others continue to defiantly marinate in their own prejudice. Their arrogant and irrational response to accusations of anti-Semitism, rather than dissuade us, actually confirmed people’s worst opinions. Ice Cube’s response was remorseless: “What if I was just pro-Black? This is the truth brother. I didn’t lie on anyone. I didn’t say I was anti anybody. DONT BELIEVE THE HYPE. I’ve been telling my truth.” His “truth” was clearly anti-Semitic but, like Trump, he believes his truth exists outside facts. As writer Roxane Gay summed it up: “It is impossible to take you seriously with regards to social justice or anything when you post anti-Semitic imagery. What the fuck are you doing?”
Even the apologies floundered, more attempts at spin than true contrition. In a CNN interview, Stephen Jackson was angry and belligerent at being called out: “I stated I could have changed my words. There’s nothing that I said that I support any of that. There’s nothing I said that I hate anybody. I apologize for my words and I could have switched up. That’s the end of it. I love everybody.” While it’s possible the words were wrong, celebrities have a responsibility to get the words right. It’s not enough to have good intentions, because it’s the actual deeds — and words — which have the real impact. In this case destructive impact. In 2013, there were 751 reported hate crimes against Jews, but by 2019 the number had nearly tripled to 2,107. That same year, a gunman in San Diego entered a synagogue and murdered one person while wounding three.
One of the most powerful songs in the struggle against racism is Billie Holiday’s melancholic “Strange Fruit,” which was first recorded in 1939. The song met strong resistance from radio stations afraid of its graphic lyrics about lynching:
Southern trees bear a strange fruit
Blood on the leaves and blood at the root
Black bodies swinging in the Southern breeze
Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees
Despite those who wanted to suppress the song, it went on to sell a million copies that year and became Holiday’s best-selling record ever. The song was written by a white, Jewish high school teacher, Abel Meeropol, who performed it with his wife around New York before it was given to Holiday.
The lesson never changes, so why is it so hard for some people to learn: No one is free until everyone is free. As Martin Luther King Jr. explained: “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality.” So, let’s act like it. If we’re going to be outraged by injustice, let’s be outraged by injustice against anyone.
Agreed and on that note, you know whats gonna liberate us more then this "we are gods" talk?
Understanding ownership.
Jews understand ownership. We dont yet.
I still don't understand why they are OFFENDED when Black folks say they admire and want to emulate that.
so this is the clip folks got killed for liking...
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If we're talking about the same clip he just mentioned his support for Farrakhan, I didn't hear him go in on Jews. But of course that's all cacs needed to hear to call him antisemitic...What he said about cacs living in caves and being savages without a soul made cacs outraged but he spoke no lies.
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