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“Free thinking” means say anything you want no matter how incorrect it is
You support this guy in any capacity you’re a *****
You support this guy in any capacity you’re a *****
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“Slavery was a choice”
Any black manAnyone with any self respect should not support this guy in any way. Racists, this is more your speed
YIKES!There is an even more dangerous train of thought that deems perspective irrelevant.
Haven't read the last 50 pages but I just wanted to say that house is dope as hell. **** look like a museum.
Is it ad hominem when you make baseless claims based on your opinion 100% of the time? No one is challenging Kanye on having his opinion or freedom behind speech. People are challenging Kanye on thinking before speaking as black people of his position have an effect on the broad view of black people in the United States. The fact that Kanye turned a blind eye to institutionalized racism, slavery, and being politically correct in the aspect of not spreading disinformation is dangerous way to act especially in these times. More than now than ever people take a small piece of a text and run with it as if it summarizes the whole book. Kanye's issue like yours is yall make arbitrary claims that are opinion and try to base them in fact. Kanye just sat up there and said 400 years of slavery was our choice. That's not free thinking when in fact was if you tried to rebel you would get hanged, if you tried to run you would get your foot cut off. You would have to hear your wife get sexually assaulted by the slave owner and sit there with a gun pointed at you knowing that if you tried to fight or stop you and your SO would be killed. That cavalier mindset that you are enabling is a detriment to society and it shows how much of a "free thinker" people like you and Kanye are if you can't even comprehend real fact from these distorted apocryphal ideas that you think make sense. Being a free thinker is being able to think intrinsically without bias, something that Kanye does not have the mental capacity to do and it shows because he looks like a ****ing idiot right now.Got ad hominem quicker than normal
Who is the guy who schooled Kanye at the end of that video? What's his name?
Just cut the ***** now.Dawg, that was beautiful how bro broke that down. Kanye’s wealth has completely voided him from the truth about how blacks are treated in his mind. Kanye doesn’t see himself as black but as all of us (everyone in the world). Kanye gotta get traded in the race draft 2018.
It is not his delivery that is the problem, it is the content.I look at Ye the same way I look at Dame, they both mean well and are right to an extent, but the delivery of it is hard to digest for some ppl
That’s a horrible comparison, considering Dame’s message was building your own, while Kanye’s is that slavery was a conscious decision by black folks.It is not his delivery that is the problem, it is the content.
A good convo on Kanye took place on the Karen Hunter show today on SiriusXM. She published both Kris Jenner’s book and Kanye’s mother and said that based on conversations she had with her while writing the book that if Kanye’s mother was still alive he wouldn’t be with Kim kardashian.
She also described a meeting she had with him on a potential book deal and although Karen was the decision maker in the room, Kanye deferred to every white person in the room for answers and insight even though she was the only person in the room that could green light the project. A good listen. I encourage everyone to listen to the Karen Hunter show. She’s a beast.
Is it ad hominem when you make baseless claims based on your opinion 100% of the time? No one is challenging Kanye on having his opinion or freedom behind speech. People are challenging Kanye on thinking before speaking as black people of his position have an effect on the broad view of black people in the United States. The fact that Kanye turned a blind eye to institutionalized racism, slavery, and being politically correct in the aspect of not spreading disinformation is dangerous way to act especially in these times. More than now than ever people take a small piece of a text and run with it as if it summarizes the whole book. Kanye's issue like yours is yall make arbitrary claims that are opinion and try to base them in fact. Kanye just sat up there and said 400 years of slavery was our choice. That's not free thinking when in fact was if you tried to rebel you would get hanged, if you tried to run you would get your foot cut off. You would have to hear your wife get sexually assaulted by the slave owner and sit there with a gun pointed at you knowing that if you tried to fight or stop you and your SO would be killed. That cavalier mindset that you are enabling is a detriment to society and it shows how much of a "free thinker" people like you and Kanye are if you can't even comprehend real fact from these distorted apocryphal ideas that you think make sense. Being a free thinker is being able to think intrinsically without bias, something that Kanye does not have the mental capacity to do and it shows because he looks like a ****ing idiot right now.
It is not his delivery that is the problem, it is the content.
That’s a horrible comparison, considering Dame’s message was building your own, while Kanye’s is that slavery was a conscious decision by black folks.
Y’all gotta stop contorting to give this dude the benefit of the doubt that he doesn’t deserve.
He couldn't even explain how it sounded like a choice. And to say slavery is a choice as a deep concept isn't deep, that's a copout. but you right but I'll agree to disagree.He didn't say it was a choice. He said it "sounds" like a choice (to him, ostensibly). I'd imagine the idea is that freedom is a choice. Like a mindset thing, but I don't know. Nelson Mandela stated, "When we decided to take up arms, it was because the only other choice was to surrender and submit to slavery." The idea that slavery is a choice is arguably a deep concept. You can disagree. All love
He’s really not saying anything wrong so it can’t be the content, it’s just how it’s being interpreted by ppl who don’t agree with what he’s saying at face value...