Comments by "" (@NoahBodze) on "Houston TRASH Dine & Ditch After Funeral" video.

You know they’re like this everywhere they go and always have been, yeah?
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@Claudialupperocd I don’t care for most teachers these days — I’m guessing you’re a teacher — but when you all used every excuse to keep kids at home I knew why. I could hear every altruistic white woman who got into teaching to “make a difference in marginalized communities” slowly understand the counternarrational wisdom of Jim Crow. I empathized with you all there. They’re genetically that way; it’s got nothing to do with us whatsoever because they’re like that everywhere. Everyone eventually learns, one way or another, that their behavior has nothing to do with externalities like us. The Chinese are learning in Africa now what you slowly learned from experience. What we all do, eventually.
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We’ve really got to stop being afraid to say this very thing more openly.
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And their small hat enablers, which is why there’s so much censorship coming from the small hats.
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@roberjohnsmith Crime creates poverty. It only goes in one direction. If you live around feral and violent thieves, you will be poor.
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@josuebarboza9809 We have to do the opposite. This is Rorke’s Drift or what our grandparents should have done to keep Detroit from the savages. You know Detroit used to be three times its current population and the people who built it look nothing like the people who live there now, right? You know Detroit was one of the wealthiest cities in history while your grandparents were alive, right? They do that to everywhere they go, none of it they built. We can’t keep running away from what our grandparents built because we’ve been invaded. This isn’t sustainable.
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@araaraaura1887 When I see you on the news like I predicted, I am gonna laugh, you know. You have a right to believe what you believe, but there is data to the contrary. I have a right to laugh at your obstinance against the data.
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Eight is the standard. I’ve never heard it in double digits.
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@runthenumbers9698 I'd never accuse you of being a worldly person, but you're not even a regional person, are you? Have you now knowledge of what exists in this world, colloquially, nor any curiosity to discover it on your own when you don't? No? None?
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@George-v5c5n Those inarticulate southern men we were raised to hate for Jim Crow were the ones who were right and who we owe an apology.
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@bartsanders1553 He wore Yeezies, a light grey Puma tracksuit, and several chains around his neck had medallons on them with asian symbols. -What race was he? I... don't see race.
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@afatblackjedi5739 I try to explain this all the time using packs of pens. If one of your ten pens works but the others don’t AND break in your pocket, ruining your clothes, do you recommend those pens? Of course not.
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@araaraaura1887 Yes it is. Live your life thinking what you think and I will see your face leading the news as a victim. They’re ALL bad. You just haven’t lived long enough not to be sheltered from them.
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You would be shocked at how little cotton they picked. It’s alarming to see the explosion on cotton production beginning AFTER the civil war when cotton moved to Texas and the labor was free white immigrants who couldn’t speak English but could use machines blacks couldn’t. They picked so little cotton.
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@josuebarboza9809 Don’t do that. Why do that? Why don’t you all come up with your word, then tell us what it means and we’ll use that word, too! It will be like a cultural exchange, amigo!
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@bartsanders1553 “Going real slow, as a matter of fact, bigot! He had on this really nice pewter-colored watch but no, bigot, I didn’t see the color of his skin because I don’t!”
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@bartsanders1553 My favorite part is when they’re described on the news in the detailed clothes they were wearing, as though they will be wearing them on Thursday if you see them. What race were they? “They were wearing specific clothes! I don’t see race!”
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Based on how they speak our language, “Restaurant” and “reparations” is essentially the same word, really. Ferreal doe.
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They’re not “proud.” They’re psychopaths — they don’t care. It isn’t even pride that drives them.
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Sued for what? The government handouts we already give them? You don’t understand black people at all and I hope you’re never forced to learn.
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@danbaumann8273 . They’re generally called words that are the opposite of what they are, like “Amish” or “scholars.” Canadians are notoriously polite, which is what makes it funny to call blacks Canadians because blacks are feral and mean.
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What’s amazing is that the first European explores in Africa all went there to help Africans but all said things about them that PERFECTLY described modern blacks in America. Thieves, every one.
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NO! No! The answer to stopping crime isn’t more security and MORE MONEY spent just to stop your stuff from getting stolen. We don’t change our world because the obvious black ferals ruin it. We REMOVE the obvious black ferals. You know this is what needs to happen. Praise your parents for raising you in a way that still wants to give blacks another chance but realize your parents ARE WRONG here.
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@roberjohnsmith Also, the factor most associated with poverty is race. We think its tendencies within groups — there’s a bell curve distribution for everything and everyone — but it’s really the whole group. We focus on the outliers — a “good” black versus one bad Karen — but read the comments here. None of these former servers is complaining about whites constantly dining and dashing. Poverty works the same way. They’re poor AND criminals because they’re primitive and stupid. They would be that way if there was no wealth to be acquired.
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Exactly. There are so many things blacks say whites created because of them, like prisons. We deny this, of course, but their accusations are correct. To protect our belongings from them, we have to spend MORE MONEY to house an obvious group of people who think nothing of kicking in your doors and taking your stuff. We didn’t have prisons in America like we do until blacks started moving north and we really needed them. They are right about that. Just not like they want to be. There are many rules we have just because we have to stop them from destroying something other people wouldn’t think to exploit.
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@runthenumbers9698 So not even "a regional person"? OK.
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@josuebarboza9809 Friend — this isn’t a cultural exchange until you tell me what the Spanish idiom for “chimping out” is so I can tell my white friends when we go snowboarding, then antiquing. Pretty soon you’ll be a white person to them and I can call you the mean names like I do to wops and mics, because we’re all white now! We tip our servers and show up on time! You’ll like snowboarding, BTW. And antiquing, amigo. You’ll like calling Italians “dago” because it’s our word now, too! Most of them will let you! We’re all dagos!
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@animejanai4657 Our small hat friends put them on boats ages ago and then later showed them how to do this parasitic trick to their white hosts.
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@BigBass-xf5yi “Good black diners.” You still buy the woke bullshit we were sold. If you bought ten pens and only one worked but the other nine broke in your pocket, you’re not gonna say good things about those pens. Why do you do that for blacks?
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I’m less astounded by feral black behavior than I am the white people who don’t understand Jim Crow. It’s like “turn on the news and watch, stupid.” THAT’s why there was Jim Crow; it was a RESPONSE to their feral violence and theft in places they could never build.
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What if they’ve always been this feral, stupid and violent and are like this wherever they go and always will be? You were lied to about the past. Blacks have ALWAYS been violent thieves in places they could never build. NOTHING about this is new or generational. NOTHING.
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All at least ten years old. It’s like when they get the rattiest shirt with a Burberry pattern on it. They’re such a crass and basic race.
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