The Proud Family Is Now Teaching Kids That Black People Can't Be Racist

[Hellbilly]

So then what lesson exactly did you choose to Google about?

I didn’t

 

[Road Runner]

I didn’t

So you just admitted that you're completely wasting my time and bullshitting me.

 

[Hellbilly]

So you just admitted that you're completely wasting my time and bullshitting me.

The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow.

 

[BackAgain]

This just in. In any world where words have actual meaning, of course blacks can be racist.

 

[TNHarley]

Go through a few centuries of being a slave. We’ll talk.

White people have been slaves too.
Keep trying to justify racism, racist.

 

[22lcidw]

If you think the history you learned is real history, you don’t know history.

Euro history on the continent is nasty. Elites, royalty, financial people have gotten many of the peasants killed over the centuries. Today, there are people in the world perhaps yourself as one who demand some change. Well, the people who are fomenting that change are centered in Euroland. And they are of the same stock that cause such fun in Europe and the world over the centuries. Americans are involved now also. All of the history is written from those with power. They do however omit things. Like slavery had to be financed from someone. We never get the individuals involved from the source.

 

[MarcATL]

Emotionally it does a great deal and what does that have to do with whether or not black people can be racist? Which they obviously can, because the true definition says that racism is prejudice against skin color. It doesn't say anything about being prejudice against black skin color.





It means that you don't have a clue either do you?

In other words, absolutely no effect on your life other than making you feel a little crummy inside, right?

 

[Road Runner]

In other words, absolutely no effect on your life other than making you feel a little crummy inside, right?

Well yeah but what's the difference as that's how it is with black people today too.

 

[Road Runner]

I love B. Tatum's thoughts on this.