kendrick93:

You are assuming, and you would be wrong.
You made a comment about Forest beating Will Smith to the Oscars because of some special African American popularity which is plain BS and I'm calling you out on that...
You will no longer talk bout it cause you were wrong and i wanted to you prove it but instead you went on some weird racial conspiracy nonsense...

VerifiedStalin:

MJBOLT:

which browser be this??

thatthickgurl:
Rewatched the MIB franchise

MIB : 7/10
MIB II : 5/10
MIB III : 8/10

VerifiedStalin:


It's not an assumption. America is a racial and ethnic melting pot in the sense that people of diverse race, ethnicity, culture and religion co-exist and function as a nation, but divided and influenced by social and economical factors.

Weird racial conspiracy? Lmao. Dude, are you for real? You must be one of them deluded pro Americanist who think America is a land of the free, where societal factors like education, employment, health care, wealth and income are evenly distributed. No, things like systemic racism, income inequality, racial profiling, health disparity, race prejudice are a myth... no, these social factors don't influence the way Americans live their lives at all.

kendrick93:

Again deviating from the point...
With every post, your Anti Americanism comes out to the fore

I'm not interested in going out that slippery route with you...
But if you think an Award formed 92yrs ago would award winners by some pseudo black liberalism based on who is more popular as a Blackman in the community (whatever that means),
then you my friend must be a joker

AnfieldFan:


Chadwick Boseman was a fine actor...
So is Michael Jordan..
But one resonates more with the African American community politically...
That's his drift...

AnfieldFan:


Chadwick Boseman was a fine actor...
So is Michael Jordan..
But one resonates more with the African American community politically...
That's his drift...

J2381:
You missed MIB International.

VerifiedStalin:


You gotta be special kind of obtuse, no offence, if you don't know that America is very multi-racial/multi-ethnic. There are The Latinos, the Puerto Ricans, The Afro Caribbeans, The Hispanics, The Chicanos, the African-Americans, Italian Americans, Irish Americans, etc. These groups/communities exert social influences to some extent, part of these social influences extend to the Oscars, seeing as Oscars is based in America, organised by Americans, organised in America, held in America, hosted by Americans, and most of all, Hollywood centric.

I'll no longer talk about this again, it's not worth the headache.

Lmaoo at the bolded

VerifiedStalin:


It's not an assumption. America is a racial and ethnic melting pot in the sense that people of diverse race, ethnicity, culture and religion co-exist and function as a nation, but divided and influenced by social and economical factors.

Weird racial conspiracy? Lmao. Dude, are you for real? You must be one of them deluded pro Americanist who think America is a land of the free, where societal factors like education, employment, health care, wealth and income are evenly distributed. No, things like systemic racism, income inequality, racial profiling, health disparity, race prejudice are a myth... no, these social factors don't influence the way Americans live their lives at all.

And yes, I have zero motivation to continue an argument that will go nowhere. I was particularly clear on that yesterday morning.

thatthickgurl:


Yeah. I Know. No time yet
Focused on YOU (the series)

kendrick93:

Did Micheal lose an Oscar award to Chadwick based on resonating to the African American community?
That's my point.....

VerifiedStalin:
The Heat (2013)

A decent, if unoriginal film about an uptight FBI agent (played by Sandra Bullock) and a belligerent Boston detective (played by Melissa McCarthy) teaming up to take down a drug lord. Carried by comedic timing, the film's pairing of Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy is surprisingly fitting. The two did well together, and made the viewing entertaining.

I will refrain from using any sort of rating system, as I find such systems to be archaic and pointless, but I'll say this, it's an enjoyable watch.

oyaskii:
Fairly decent watch...the very movie that made me like Melissa McCarthy's craft.

pu7pl3:


Lmaoo at the bolded

BlackManta:


I beg you in the name of god

Avoid MIB International

VerifiedStalin:
The Heat (2013)

A decent, if unoriginal film about an uptight FBI agent (played by Sandra Bullock) and a belligerent Boston detective (played by Melissa McCarthy) teaming up to take down a drug lord. Carried by comedic timing, the film's pairing of Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy is surprisingly fitting. The two did well together, and made the viewing entertaining.

I will refrain from using any sort of rating system, as I find such systems to be archaic and pointless, but I'll say this, it's an enjoyable watch.

oyaskii:
Fairly decent watch...the very movie that made me like Melissa McCarthy's craft.

J2381:
You missed MIB International.

Carot:
Been waiting for this. Quite radical of you

DrDax:


That one is -2

Kaycee7:
Turn her and Supergirl lesbian and have them date each other.

abduleez1:
Participate in the God tier fan event of the year now....

abduleez1:

abduleez1:


Oil full your head Oga....

oyaskii:
is the DC event available to stream on YouTube?