Eric Dyson and Ice Cube Confronts Bill Maher

that was light.
he let em off too easy

yep he could have went in much harder but cube knows the concept quite well. he knows mayer, the type of cac he is, dates black women, thinks he gets a pass.

You can tell cube ain't trying to fuck up his money by going all the way in
 
I respectfully disagree with this point. We do need to keep knowledge of history armed and ready, specifically because white folks have been trying to rewrite and reframe history. The younger generation is falling victim to a misinformation campaign that is affecting their mindset. Never underestimate the power of ignorance.

Let me give you and example: I entered a conversation at work with a CAC, who I heard talking about how the confederate flag was a signal of pride for southerners, and not a racist thing. I said it seems like he is trying to redefine a flag that is a known symbol for a people who had decided that they would rather leave the united states and start their own country so they could keep black people as slaves to provide them free labor. His eyes lit up, because he was ready for that argument. He said, did you know that most of the people who were soldiers in the confederate army weren't slave owners. They werent fighting for slavery, they were just fighting for the south, to keep their land and families safe. I said 'oh really, so they probably werent even in favor of slavery and racism then, they were just defending their own'? He was like yeah exactly. He was so pleased, because he thought he had dropped part of his one-two combo. Then, he said some blacks were slave owners, and some were in africa selling blacks into slavery, so it's not like slavery is only the fault of the south. Bamn... the second part of his combo. The south will rise again is just about southern pride, about family and about not being ashamed of living in the south.

I asked him where were these non racist non slave owners when the northern armies left the south, and whites started terrorizing blacks, lynching blacks, burning them out of house and home? If those southern whites were not about racism, why was there no one defending their newly freed southern brothers when southern whites were attacking them? You realize that after the slavery was ended in 1865 all of the slaves still weren't free, and it took two more amendments in 1868 and 1870 to give them citizenship and the right to vote. Imagine that, you need a law to make you a citizen, and but you really arent a citizen if you are an adult but can't vote simply because of your race. So they need yet another law to give blacks the right to vote. And once blacks had the right to vote, there were 14 black congressmen, and 2 black senators from the south. Southern whites hated this, they hated losing money and power, and the Klan formed and widespread lynching started. Southern governments started making laws specifically to suppress blacks. Where was the non racist non slave owning south then? When they were passing laws against blacks (blacks who didn't want to sign a long term agreement with their former owner to work the land and give them a piece of their crops or profits) so they could be arrested and forced to work for their former owners , where was the non racist south? It took until the civil rights act of 1960 to take some of the obviously racist laws off the books in the south. 100 years after the civil war, these people in the south, and all southern governments were still holding on to racism so hard that it took a huge movement to force them to change. 100 years later the people who wanted equality were hung, firehosed, beaten, attacked by dogs, all because they were speaking out about freedom from racism. They didn't think that it should be a law that a black has to give up a seat on a bus for a white person to sit down, so they were beaten. How is that not about racism? So how can anyone argue that the south wasn't about racism? All of the evidence, all of the action points to the south being an institutional and complete supporter of racism. That's not even really debatable. So how can you realistically think all of that can be wiped away by you saying the flag doesnt represent what history shows that it did? He was holding on what he wanted to be true, not what was actually true. Sometimes a history lesson is a good thing. If you know what happened you won't let someone make up lies about what happened.

You got played. Whites are never ignorant about racism. It's not black folks' job "to educate" white folks about racism. They know full well what they do and have done historically.
 
So nobody picked up the coonery on full display by Dyson??
Then his wife followed it up by this bullshit ass tweet?


These are the niggaz Black people look up to.
Kept telling y'all bout these clown ass Black liberal shills.As big of coons as black Republicans.

I haven't be able to look him the same way ever since he turned on Cornell West.
 
Every confrontation doesn't have to end with violence. I'm proud of Cube for schooling Bill even though I know Bill wishes he was Black. Maybe next lifetime
 

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I watched that and I agree with cube to a point. When you're a founding member of a group called Nigga's with Attitude I don't know how you can lecture anybody about the use of the so called N word. No one rap group has made the word Nigga more popular in white suburban culture than NWA did in the late 80s and 90s. NWA was a gateway drug of sorts to the genre of Gangsta Rap which as music often does breaks down racial and social barriers. Just like Rock & Roll did in the mid 20th Century and Jazz in the early 20th Century. IMHO it's too late to put the Genie back in the Bottle. I watched a fight on YouTube that involved nothing but young white folks and the "N" word started flying. No black folks anywhere around.

I think as people we have gone way too far on this subject. This 15yr N word crusade has been a colossal waste of time.


That's your opinion but you can at least say they used it to bring awareness to the issues. It was a raw time, not unlike the 60's but he did something with it, didn't use it as a punch line. That's got to count for something.
 
Cube went real soft but he doesn't understand liberalism at all. He checked mayer somewhat but it's gonna happen again and again.


:confused: he did an excellent job. Bill was uncomfortable as fuck and he brushed the sista off in the first vid.
 
I think he said he grew up around all white people and nothing else so racism wasn't an issue for him. If you have nobody around you to be racist against then yeah you're sheltered. I'm from Jersey it's well known how racist Jersey is. Them Italians are fucking nazi scum
Been to Bayonne and the cops there are not nice. I'm a military man so it gets me out of a lot of encounters with police when i get pulled over. In Bayonne i was waiting for a friend to come out side. Officer wrote me the summons and proceeded to yell at me trying to bait me into a fight.
 
:confused: he did an excellent job. Bill was uncomfortable as fuck and he brushed the sista off in the first vid.

Not really, ice cube knows the deal with these white liberals, he went soft, he could have destroyed him on the bedwench stuff alone.
 
Y'all niggas real flip flop. Same ones talm'bout he sonned him, he showed him, was in da original thread saying that Bill Maher's usage of da word eas a non issue. So which one is it??? Da only reason niggas happy and :dance: now is because someone that you like said sum'n about it. Hypocrites.
 
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