Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "" video.

@Dontbadummy I really don't think he knew what was going on and he was obviously in a bit of shock after he was told what she said. Once he fully grasped the situation, he pushed her off of him. I don't think he deserves any negativity.
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@Dontbadummy I think he was being very gentlemanly by first standing in front of her -- at that point, it wasn't a racial issue to him at all and I applaud him for it. Had the races all been reversed, I don't know that many white men would have had the character to do the same as he did. He was trying to protect someone he thought was innocent or in need. He should be applauded. As soon as he heard what she had done, he let out a big, "OH!" and he stepped aside. I don't believe he deserves any negativity.
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@hagscock Or worse-- for ringing someone's doorbell in the middle of the afternoon looking for your little twin siblings.
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@dennispearson871 She'll probably implicate him if she reports it.🙄
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@AceEight What's wrong with you that you have to create new accounts every 3 weeks?
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@kennethdenson8223 I agree. He seemed blindsided by it.
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@catwoman2596 Almost 20 years ago, it was considered inappropriate and vile to use that word, but a significant number of white people continued using it. Jay-Z and his artist colleagues decided to include it their songs as a way to lessen the intensity of it -- to take the sting out of for black people when they heard it and for black people to take control of the work for themselves He and the other artists did this by using it in their songs AND it worked. Jay-Z has discussed this in several interviews. You should educate yourself.
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@jmfia2391 I think he acted perfectly.
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@hyperdog67 No one puts raisins in potato salad... Do they? Naw
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@hagscock Someone (Catwoman) made the comment: "Well, they say it to each other,". I was trying to educate her on why and why it's okay.
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@richardmymixx6208 A group of women who are friends can be sitting in a group talking and they can call each other "Bitch" ...but if a man walks over to the women, is it okay for him to start referring to one of the woman as "Bitch"? No. He can't -- or shouldn't. It's very similar.
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@Natily80 Imagine being so childish you'd use a word and then encourage someone to kick your ass for using it. Then, whine when you got your ass kicked -- or worse, have people like you whine when she gets her ass kicked. She WAS warned to stop, but she just couldn't zip her mouth. If roles were reversed and a black woman told a white woman to bring it, and she did, you'd be saying the black woman got what she asked for. Such a double standard with people like you.
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@dennispearson871 Thank you.
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