Please chill w/ the name calling-everyone....
Take it to BGOL.
Thanks
I'm cool right now...
Onyx you know this is just me.
You know I just can't put the tip in......I have to go balls deep....
*literally, and figuratively*
Stop Feeding The Troll!!!
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I'm cool right now...
Onyx you know this is just me.
You know I just can't put the tip in......I have to go balls deep....
*literally, and figuratively*
Understood-I would just like this thread Lone started to stay true to it's nature-ya know?
yea....
BTW, Onyx, I owe you an overdue apology....
Your dick sucking pic wasn't that bad......
Rappers As Weapons Of Mass Destruction
Black Star News, Commentary , Dr. Barbara Reynolds, Posted: Mar 18, 2009
Singer Chris Brown’s arrest for allegedly beating and biting his girlfriend, pop princess Rihanna, on the same night vulgar rapper Lil Wayne, was being lauded with four Grammy awards is a reminder of how thuggish rap culture creates a climate for not only male-on male violence but abuse of Black women as well.
On one level Brown was only doing what the environment created by hustlers like Lil Wayne and his White backers promote. When the dope-using, pornographic rappers aren’t bragging about how good they are at killing other Blacks, they swagger around calling Black women "bitches and sluts" and showing their agility at dogging and abusing them.
In fact, Snoop Dogg once showed up at the MTV Video Awards accompanied by partially clad girls being pulled along by dog leashes.
The White establishment is applauding this behavior by elevating the thug music that glorifies killing, maiming and abuse to great fortunes. After all the thugs are only killing Black men and abusing Black women. What a great victory for White supremacists, who no longer need the KKK.
Blacks brandishing guns and a pimp mentality are destroying each other faster than White militants could ever dream of.
Mainstream Time magazine in their July 2008 issues headlined Lil Wayne as the Best Rapper Alive. The magazine took great pleasure in commending him for how well he could rhyme "day" with "say" and "way." Those sophomoric rhymes are worthy of praise for five-year-olds but for a grown man? Give me a break.
What else does Lil Wayne advocate that makes mainstream America love him so much? His "lollipop" number was honored as Best Rap Song. It is all about having the so-called "fun and games" of oral sex, of young girls licking him like a lollipop before regular intercourse.
Of course, the promoters would not honor any artist who also talks about how HIV/AIDS is epidemic among black youth and how now 72 percent of household are headed up by single black women, who means the boys and men are missing in action as soon as the babies come.
Another song which the Grammys saw worthy of honor was included in Wayne’s latest album, Tha Carter III. With all the media hype behind it, it sold over one million copies the first week. If there is any doubt what Wayne thinks about women, the lyrics make it plain: "I ain’t got no loves for broads, I grab them on they butts and all." Then he goes on to sing about how wonderful it is for his girls (sluts) to have oral sex with his dog.
It is not hard for me to understand why white led-media and music institutions want to honor blacks who entertain them with low-life, illiterate rantings, while creating a climate of death and destruction for black people. But I can not understand why so much of the black establishment—the pastors, civil rights institutions and universities—accept this standard without protesting their outrage at the systematic destruction of our young.
The major themes of most rap songs are Guns, drugs, death and destruction. And with the help of white corporations they are reaping a rich harvest.
For example, homicide is the leading cause of death for black males between the ages of 18 and 24; 94 percent of blacks murdered are murdered by other blacks, usually men.
Our black women, whose images are being dragged through the mud not only in rap videos, but in movies, are increasingly being raped and beat. Black women are 35% more likely to be sexually and physically assaulted than white women. And one in 4 girls is in danger of being raped by age 18. Every 45 seconds a woman is physically assaulted, according to the National Victims Center.
Big bucks, of course, are fueling this genocidal assault. Women-hating rappers whine about how the man won’t fund them if they don’t go violent and after all they are only giving the public want they want. The argument is that titles like Get Rich or Die Trying will sell, but uplifting songs won’t. If that is so, why aren’t Stevie Wonder and Smokey Robinson broke?
No amount of money should make black rappers stoop so low as to scandalize black women, whose birth canals are their very entry into humanity. They insult our mothers, daughters and sisters. They are no different from the 19th century white slave masters who paraded half naked black women to the public square to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Unfortunately, the self-esteem of so many young black women, have fallen so low that they too see themselves as half nude butt-shaking objects, who can be sold for group sex, drugs or background filth for videos. They are faceless, pride-less, pitiful creatures who are agree they should be treated like dogs.
In the case of Chris Brown, Wrigley is pulling his chewing gun ad and RadioNOW, a black- owned Radio One network affiliate, is taking a stand by not playing his music. All that is good.
Yet, until the black establishment protests groups like Lil Wayne, who white corporations are paying to sing and dance the death jig, the beat down of black women will still be viewed by many as acceptable behavior for black men.
http://news.newamericamedia.org/news/view_article.html?article_id=9ce0012f54ef9a46f362a43fe710bb10
Black Star News, Commentary , Dr. Barbara Reynolds, Posted: Mar 18, 2009
Singer Chris Brown’s arrest for allegedly beating and biting his girlfriend, pop princess Rihanna, on the same night vulgar rapper Lil Wayne, was being lauded with four Grammy awards is a reminder of how thuggish rap culture creates a climate for not only male-on male violence but abuse of Black women as well.
On one level Brown was only doing what the environment created by hustlers like Lil Wayne and his White backers promote. When the dope-using, pornographic rappers aren’t bragging about how good they are at killing other Blacks, they swagger around calling Black women "bitches and sluts" and showing their agility at dogging and abusing them.
In fact, Snoop Dogg once showed up at the MTV Video Awards accompanied by partially clad girls being pulled along by dog leashes.
The White establishment is applauding this behavior by elevating the thug music that glorifies killing, maiming and abuse to great fortunes. After all the thugs are only killing Black men and abusing Black women. What a great victory for White supremacists, who no longer need the KKK.
Blacks brandishing guns and a pimp mentality are destroying each other faster than White militants could ever dream of.
Mainstream Time magazine in their July 2008 issues headlined Lil Wayne as the Best Rapper Alive. The magazine took great pleasure in commending him for how well he could rhyme "day" with "say" and "way." Those sophomoric rhymes are worthy of praise for five-year-olds but for a grown man? Give me a break.
What else does Lil Wayne advocate that makes mainstream America love him so much? His "lollipop" number was honored as Best Rap Song. It is all about having the so-called "fun and games" of oral sex, of young girls licking him like a lollipop before regular intercourse.
Of course, the promoters would not honor any artist who also talks about how HIV/AIDS is epidemic among black youth and how now 72 percent of household are headed up by single black women, who means the boys and men are missing in action as soon as the babies come.
Another song which the Grammys saw worthy of honor was included in Wayne’s latest album, Tha Carter III. With all the media hype behind it, it sold over one million copies the first week. If there is any doubt what Wayne thinks about women, the lyrics make it plain: "I ain’t got no loves for broads, I grab them on they butts and all." Then he goes on to sing about how wonderful it is for his girls (sluts) to have oral sex with his dog.
It is not hard for me to understand why white led-media and music institutions want to honor blacks who entertain them with low-life, illiterate rantings, while creating a climate of death and destruction for black people. But I can not understand why so much of the black establishment—the pastors, civil rights institutions and universities—accept this standard without protesting their outrage at the systematic destruction of our young.
The major themes of most rap songs are Guns, drugs, death and destruction. And with the help of white corporations they are reaping a rich harvest.
For example, homicide is the leading cause of death for black males between the ages of 18 and 24; 94 percent of blacks murdered are murdered by other blacks, usually men.
Our black women, whose images are being dragged through the mud not only in rap videos, but in movies, are increasingly being raped and beat. Black women are 35% more likely to be sexually and physically assaulted than white women. And one in 4 girls is in danger of being raped by age 18. Every 45 seconds a woman is physically assaulted, according to the National Victims Center.
Big bucks, of course, are fueling this genocidal assault. Women-hating rappers whine about how the man won’t fund them if they don’t go violent and after all they are only giving the public want they want. The argument is that titles like Get Rich or Die Trying will sell, but uplifting songs won’t. If that is so, why aren’t Stevie Wonder and Smokey Robinson broke?
No amount of money should make black rappers stoop so low as to scandalize black women, whose birth canals are their very entry into humanity. They insult our mothers, daughters and sisters. They are no different from the 19th century white slave masters who paraded half naked black women to the public square to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Unfortunately, the self-esteem of so many young black women, have fallen so low that they too see themselves as half nude butt-shaking objects, who can be sold for group sex, drugs or background filth for videos. They are faceless, pride-less, pitiful creatures who are agree they should be treated like dogs.
In the case of Chris Brown, Wrigley is pulling his chewing gun ad and RadioNOW, a black- owned Radio One network affiliate, is taking a stand by not playing his music. All that is good.
Yet, until the black establishment protests groups like Lil Wayne, who white corporations are paying to sing and dance the death jig, the beat down of black women will still be viewed by many as acceptable behavior for black men.
http://news.newamericamedia.org/news/view_article.html?article_id=9ce0012f54ef9a46f362a43fe710bb10
LoneStar29
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DING DONG the troll is gone!!!
LOL
LOL
SOL WINS!!!!!
Femmenoire is turning over in her e-grave.
Why did BIG EARL get banned????
onyx being all maternal in this thread makes me wanna.....
Basically...
What does this mean?
Fuck a subliminal. Say it.
Fuck yeah!
And suffer the recession later!!!
fuck that, I'm blaming the recession on the nigga after me!!!!
The hell you mean!!!
Wow. It's come to this? Did it really get that bad? 
What does this mean?
Fuck a subliminal. Say it.
Oh man, you know I don't kick no subliminals, I just didn't feel like going into details. I dunno why Jo agreed, but I'm saying the whole purpose of this forum seems to have gone down the drain. It's no better than the main board in terms of what goes on. You can't tell me you don't see the difference between now and, say 18 months ago? If Femme was still around (though I suspect she is), I doubt that she would be a fan of the direction SOL has taken.
co-sign.
Ahhh. I thought that's what you meant. Gotcha.
I agree with the observation in the trend of topics and posts over the last months.
I used to think it was a "cyclical" thing. You know. Hondarag 'n shit. But it's only natural that people act out on an online anonymous forum.
Me being me, I find humor in everything. Shit I don't even take myself seriously.
This clip from my all time favorite movie "Clash of the Titans" comprehensively illustrates, frame by frame, my sentiments about what's going on right now and my desired ending.
You, if anyone, will get it.
So I take it you think you're Persius? I didn't say I wasn't laughing, just that Femme isn't/wouldn't be.
I didn't say I wasn't laughing, just that Femme isn't/wouldn't be.
I like nachos and frozen yogurt...yes!
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Actually she is....Trust me...I know it...Alot of stuff is laughable on this board.
For instance everyone loves the drama, but arent around for the positive.
Folks like to assume they know whats up, but havent been around for the ride.
As soon as something negative is up they come running sniffing out and looking pretty
childish. So yeah she laughs at a lot of this as do I.
For instance everyone loves the drama, but arent around for the positive.
Folks like to assume they know whats up, but havent been around for the ride.
As soon as something negative is up they come running sniffing out and looking pretty
childish. So yeah she laughs at a lot of this as do I.
I didn't say I wasn't laughing, just that Femme isn't/wouldn't be.
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I agree with my fellow East Coaster on his point about how easy it is for people to talk shit under the security of being anonymous. I've always felt that some folks only say and do what they do because they have that protection. I see all over this board (here, BGOL, etc.) and the net in general. In those cases these men and women are probably not able to say and do certain things in the real world so they use message boards, blogs, twitter, etc. to be who they'd really like to be. Of course there are plenty of folks who aren't like that as well. There are people on both sides of that fence, but as Sean also said there is usually an opportunity to find humor (and/or positive) in things. I try to do that as much as possible, and like him I don't take myself so seriously that I can't laugh at myself, admit when I'm wrong (which doesn't happen too often, lol), etc. No one is perfect, but being consistent is one of the most important things we can do...
I agree Onyx. On the internet as well as in real life people seem to be drawn to negativity. In this environment we see it all the time. Take a look at BGOL/SOL have check out how the threads about positive things go ignored in most cases, but the ones that say things like "Fuck all black women/men", or "Did you see the new Tiny and Toya" are constantly hit with new posts. Now, if you're in to those things that's cool, I don't knock that, but I do think there is a need for more balance here and in our day to day lives. I'd love to see and hear as many conversations about how to fix (our) problems as I see and hear (complaints) about them...
Oh, well then. Carry on.
are you the same femm from quaid Fame
with a different name?
Praise Satan.
It's not everyone beefing with her, but I believe people felt as if she made personal attacks towards them. Personally, I don't feel like it (the ban and beefing) was warranted, as several others have called her names (subliminally or not subliminally), but I guess it can be argued as to who started it first...
Bigirl, obviously, seemed to have gotten underneath the skin of several posters here for her continuance of posting some negative things on this side of the board. I don't think it was all bad information, but, it was coming from Bigirl, so...
I think if Bigirl had stated her case without going straight to name calling and profanity usage, more people would have understood where she was coming from. BUT, it didn't happen that way...
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