Anonymous #1 6w

Yeah it’s pretty fucking awesome for the past 30 years tbh. Freedom to speak. Jobs are growing, massive opportunity for success. Pretty fucking great if you ask me. Now if you ask a loser like yourself, you’d probably bring up something that happened 50+ years ago. That has absolutely nothing to do with u anymore. Or your parents. Most likely not even your grandparents. Live in the future not the past.

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Anonymous #1 6w

But don’t get me wrong, I don’t like Trump. Respect him. Respect the president of the country. But disagree with a lot of his antics.

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Anonymous #2 6w

The future is weird and liberal

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Anonymous OP 6w

Hopefully not

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Anonymous #2 6w

Yea cause things that happened 50 years ago aren’t currently still happening & have lasting impact but someone like you who’s privileged in our society wouldn’t see it because it personally doesn’t affect them.

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Anonymous OP 6w

If weird & liberal means freedom & equality for all sign me up!

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Anonymous #2 6w

I acknowledge that trump is our president… that’s more than some people 💀 but trump himself doesn’t respect certain citizens unless you agree with him. That’s not how a president should act.

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Anonymous #1 6w

😂😂 by YOUR definition I’m supposed to be not privileged. I grew up in a bad neighborhood, bad city, no father, no mother, no siblings, low income and I still am about to graduate and am flourishing in an internship making more money than anyone in my family. There’s nothing holding people back.

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Anonymous #1 6w

And please don’t give me the whole “just because you didn’t experience it” bullshit speech. There is nothing. And I mean not a single thing holding black folks back. I’m literally black myself. If you wanna sit here and tell me that black folks can’t make a way just like everybody else then you’re the real problem because you’re pushing propaganda to keep black folks down. With that mentality nobody achieves anything.

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Anonymous #1 6w

It may be hard if your parents don’t have wealth or you don’t go to a private school. But there’s ways for everything. And maybe we should start looking at the reasons WHY African American households are majority low income. Money management? Financial literacy? Social issues like the drug epidemic. It’s not everyone else’s fault.

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Anonymous #2 6w

Privileged = ignorance. You can be black & still be ignorant towards problems affecting the black community. Who do you think set this system up? Our government who for many years were only racist🧔🏼‍♂️& we still go by laws created by them, being able to go to college is a privilege. Even if you are using financial aid, loans,working etc. everyone doesn’t have that opportunity. Anyone is able to make a way to better their lives but not everyone can due to limited resources & opportunities.

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Anonymous #1 6w

You are full of shit and you’re part of the problem. I had plenty of friends from my neighborhood that were told the same fucking thing and came to me saying they wanted to go to college and I sat them down. I pulled up the website. I filled it out for them. Told them what fafsa was and they all just graduated. You’re a fucking liar, STOP FUCKING TELLING BLACK PEOPLE THEY CANT DO SHIT. STOP THIS STUPID BULLSHIT ASS FUCKIN NARRATIVE. Anyone from anywhere can do whatever the actual fuck they want

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Anonymous #1 6w

I went to this school on a full 4 year financial aid plan and never spent a single fucking penny. U mean to tell me other people can’t do that, they can’t go somewhere for free and get a piece of paper that’s gonna get them a good job. The only problems in the black community are the ones caused by the black community (bad examples, no father in the household, lack of motivation to do better, and the biggest one of all is people like u

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Anonymous #2 6w

No everyone can’t do that. Hope this helps.. pls do some research on systematic problems & where they originated from.

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Anonymous #1 6w

You’re the problem. Hope this helps.

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