Comments by "" (@NoahBodze) on "TYT Defends BLM Riot At High School" video.

@AFriendOfYours0 My favorite question to ask them, which you can have, is “if we’re so evil, then why do you follow us around and demand inclusion?” No answers. You can make it yours, too. You can ask, “why do you glue white women’s hair to your heads?” Tell them your skipping the micro aggressions and going straight to macro. I mean, pick your battles but, if you’re anything like me, I don’t care anymore.
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If you looked at the history of black riots in this country, hundreds of them, all of them were initiated by them as they moved into cities other people built. They skip over all of this in history. Blacks rioted during WWII in multiple cities, when nearly everyone else was rolling up their sleeves for war. Nothing but their feral greed and violence spurned them on.
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No. You’re using words they invented to use against you. Don’t. Google who inventor the word “racist” and remind them of that purpose. The people who invented the word were outsiders to a civilization who wanted to shame the host population into submission so they could diddle their children and steal their resources and shame and kill anyone who resisted.
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You are aware that your school is nothing like this school. Sure, there are chalkboards and busses paid for by mostly white taxpayers, but the people inside these schools don’t think like you and they will hurt you badly if you live your life thinking they do.
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@missmandy2049 Start? What do you think the 8 Mile wall was? This war is over. Look at everywhere they migrated to now. I know you don’t believe this, but Detroit and Cleveland were once the wealthiest city in history and where the wealthiest man who ever lived once lived, respectively. The people that built those cities have been completely replaced by the people who’ve literally never built anything. Whatever you think is “happening” has long since happened. Make sure to listen for the street names on the news where Jabari or JaMarcus kill two and would six. They’re named for Polish or French revolutionary war generals by the people who used to live there.
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