Discussion on Racism and Outrage
This is what y'all mad at.
Y'all see racism in everything but your own stuff y'all doing.
Then they out here, then they out here photoshopping.
Y'all re- really?
Y'all do, you, what is this, Where's Waldo? The where's the racism?
Y'all, y'all are looking for it. Huh, huh, huh, huh, look, if, if you look at the
angle, that look like a hood.
It look like a Klans member hood.
Look at this, look at this fool, she crying.
I swear, I my, I put my life on it,
she, her social media don't have a single video
where these young Black
people getting shot in the head in drive-by shootings doing their
homework. She ain't cried about none of those.
I put it on everything.
She ain't cried about none of this stuff going on in the Black community.
The hypertension, Black people dying from diabetes, and
all kind of stuff that's going on in the community. Black boys can't read.
All that happening, she crying over a ad
that ain't got nothing to do with Black
people. Look at her. Roll it.
So many people have actually died.
That's the,
that's the part that hurts is that so many people have
actually
been found hanging from trees.
Black outrage is profitable
because
it causes virality.
Yeah, 'cause y'all stupid.
And it increases sales.
Yeah, 'cause y'all stupid
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