Comments by "A A Q" (@AuroraBoarder1) on "VICE News" channel.

  1. Plutonium probably tastes better!
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  2.  Hostis Humani Generis  - duh - what? Lol! I heard about this theory of blacks having denser bones, and recognized it as bulls#it. Nobody walks on the bottom of the pool in 16 feet of water. Everyone floats - though some do it better than others. I'm a black woman, and my IQ is high enough to realize that. Referring to low test scores and troublemaking tendencies, that is a CHOICE. Detroit got the way it is through corruption, not low IQ.
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  3. Yeah, we all need an equal opportunity to be scammed.
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  4. God is sure taking his sweet time, isn't he?
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  5. So that explains why I'm able to walk at the bottom of a pool with 16 feet of water!
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  6.  @vault-tecrep8565  - I take it you mean African-Americans, since it is well known Africa lacks a strong public school infrastructure. On the other hand, every town in America either has a high school, or access to one. If students are uneducated, that is due to poor choices on their part.
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  7.  @vault-tecrep8565  - you're going off topic. This video is about African-Americans.
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  8. Actually, what kind of drugs are needed to believe this $hit?
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  9. To those unaware, a teardrop tattoo means the person was raped in prison. The rapist puts it there to mark the victim as property.
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  10. Saved from WHAT???
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  11. Check out "God on Trial" by Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel.
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  12. Detroit tried Guardian Angels once, but rather than helping, their uniforms made them a target!
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  13. "Killing plagues the citizens, unless they own police". - Stevie Wonder, "Village Ghetto Land", 1976.
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  14.  @hanniballecter4283  - how? According to this video, Detroit citizens have to rent their own cops, instead of relying on the ones supplied by the city.
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  15. Wouldn't it be something if he died from the Corona Virus? 😂😜😀
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  16. He also said, "It is easier to stay out than to get out".
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  17. I'm a black woman. I had loads of swimming lessons as a child, but I was one of those klutzes who couldn't learn. I never even heard of this stereotype until I was an adult, so it never occurred to me that race was a factor, because in one of my swim classes, they finished with a type of recital, and only one student could do the butterfly stroke; it was a black boy. I finally figured out what I was doing wrong, 2 weeks before my 35th birthday. It was my breathing. I was swallowing the air, rather than having it go down my windpipe. So I practiced by running or cycling as hard as I could until I was gasping for air, then stopping and paying attention to how I was breathing. After I could do that without exercising, I got back into the water and picked it right up. Now I can do all the strokes, including the butterfly. I can also swim over a mile! A friend of mine who grew up in the Jim Crow South turned out to have the same problem. She could do only the backstroke, because she could breathe through her nose that way. While race may be a factor, I think it involves a lot more than that. I understand the late great Ann Landers also had a hard time learning to swim.
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  18.  @philipjfry1383  - I have noticed some sports tend to attract more civilized people. I've had lots if problems walking around the inner city, but I've never had a problem at a swimming pool or beach.
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  19. Obviously, his followers have learned even less.
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