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Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 8:14pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Jayvarley: How can it be? |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 8:12pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Oooh I seeee, Mullatos are no longer black in the US? Nice way of shifting blame. So I guess Malcolm X is not black but a mullato? Fredick Douglas nko? not black but a mullato? But I thought you were all mutts like some people desperately claim on this forum. Now I know there is a difference when it is time to take responsibility. Niggers as usual bail out! |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 8:06pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Jayvarley: Did I blame her for the murder? No. She didn't pick the jury but she could have voiced her opinion from day one that she didn't have faith the jury. She didn't and the father also kept quiet and they said they had faith in the jury. So what the hell did you negroes expect? That a jury of all white women who "cling to their purse" when a young black man like Trayvon is walking pass them would sympathize over his death? Then the girlfriend who is in dire need of a weight loss program came in to put a nail on his coffin by portraying him as a racist. lol, once again, you negroes are the ones responsible for your own predicament. You are only good at whining when you didn't get the results you expected. Cry me an ocean? |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 7:00pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Jayvarley: Well, the mom should have cried out when an all white jury made of women was selected and the girlfriend portrayed Trayvon as a racist little thug who probably had issues with whitey. The end. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 6:56pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Jayvarley: You mean daughter? |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 6:49pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Trayvon Martin's case turned out that way because of the foolishness of his girlfriend and mother. Nothing else. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 2:49pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Running out of steam ke? I'm here. You are in a perpetual state of denial, when you are able to crawl out of it, let me know. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 2:39pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
lol, like I said earlier, when you are ready to accept responsibility only then will people start taking you seriously. Until then, peace. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 2:05pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
lol...No, you are the one running out of steam. I have never denied that slavery existed in Africa. How can I? When there is a word for slave in my language? So try another line. All I am doing here is to say you were not exempted from the trade. You first helped initiate the institution in the US, and you participated in the trade just like everyone else. So why are you whining? |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 1:41pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
Jayvarley: But you did own slaves, or didn't you? You bought and sold slaves just like everyone else, so why are you exempting yourself from wrongdoing? And these were not just uncle Toms as you have desperately put it, but your women participated also. So what should we call them, aunt Jemimas? lolest! 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 1:25pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
You do not want to take responsibility for your "uncle Toms" but you want me to take responsibility for my "powerful chiefs?", that's you dodging responsibility again. Ironically, it was one of you negroes who initiated slavery in the US, not powerful African chief or whitey. Until then, they were indentured servants until one of you said, "Hey, I want this nigger for life". Too bad you got the shortest end of your own deal and today, you are the ones whining about slavery. Cry me a river? 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 1:12am On Sep 05, 2013 |
lol...Nice way of dodging the issue. Come up with all sorts of rants while you avoid the facts. But the fact remains you folks (the freed slaves amongst you) bought and sold their kind and they helped perpetuate the institution of slavery. When you are ready to take responsibility for that, maybe people will start taking you seriously. Until then, peace. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 1:19pm On Sep 04, 2013 |
I can see you don't want to take responsibility for the role you played in slavery. Oh shid, I almost forgot niggers never take responsibility for anything. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 1:16pm On Sep 04, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: Yup! Like the word picnic came from pick a nigger....loooooooolest! |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 12:46pm On Sep 04, 2013 |
Jayvarley: African Americans need time to heal Oh, how did I miss one. So you mean to tell me, after all these years, you've still not healed? Keep healing there while the black immigrant population gradually take over. Mind you, Obama is from that same black immigrant stock and not the descendant of slaves stock....I guess because you needed more time to heal. Keep healing there, you hear? You can have all the time in the world! 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 11:50am On Sep 04, 2013 |
Jayvarley: I will take some blame when you are ready to take some. You ancestors were slaves masters you bought and sold their own. And yes, they did fight for slavery not to end so that they can keep owning slaves. Yea, I know they skipped that in your history class and blamed whitey and Africans for slavery. GTFOHWTBS! lol. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 4:20am On Sep 04, 2013 |
Chima! So what the hell are you saying? That there were no free Niggas and black Slave masters who owned slaves? Even your most famous movie about slavery "Roots" did acknowledge there were free Niggas during the time of slavery in the US. They just left the black Slave masters out of the movie not to soil your victim card. But the truth is out there, seek it and it shall set you free. Truckpusher, guy, park well abeg. 1 Like 1 Share |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 3:47am On Sep 04, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: Nah, you are the dumb mofo. How can a free Nigga be fighting for freedom? lol History shows the black Slave master were worse off than their white counterparts. Go wave your victim card elsewhere to someone who cares. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 3:35am On Sep 04, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: Fighting for freedom ke? Abi fighting to keep their property? Them negroes were fighting to keep their slaves...duhhh!!!! |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 3:18am On Sep 04, 2013 |
Jayvarley: I was once watching a documentary where a Afro-Caribbean guy went to Nigeria and started talking to some of the oldest Igbo people. When he questioned them about the slave trade and what they thought about Africans selling other Africans. their response was simply " The white man Brought good things here" There was no sign of regret from them at what had been done. But you negroes took part in the slave trade also. In fact, some of you fought along whites against the North for slavery not end. I'm yet to see any of you show regret and many of you don't even acknowledge your role. Ooops, I almost forgot that would take away the victim card you folks love waving tirelessly. |
Culture / Re: Slavery in the United States (1775-1865) by eziza: 12:14am On Sep 02, 2013 |
Akhenaten: Well, this guy begs to differ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKDXmZXz8kk |
Culture / Re: Thread For The Ijebu's by eziza: 11:39pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Ivbie Uzebu, wa do, do, do! Wa hia koyo! Vbo ye he? |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 11:34pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
lol, so why don't you make your point clearer? At least, I've explained where I was going with it and you clearly missed mine. |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 9:15pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: Nigga became part of the black African vocab and identity thanks to BA who perpetuated the name. I'd say it came in 80's thanks to the American mass media when hip hop and gangster movies became popular. Until then black Africans never addressed themselves as niggas and it was never part of their vocab and identity. So like I said, you negroes in the US should stop calling yourselves niggas. That is a true stigma of slavery. |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 8:52pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: You missed the point. |
Culture / Re: The Beauty Of Phat/chunky/big Girls by eziza: 2:37pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
95% of them need to register at the nearest gym. |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 2:00pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: and Nigga means Black America abi na African American abi na Descendants of Slaves abi na Descendant of African Slaves, who the hell knows the PC term for you negroes these days. |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 1:55pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: Nigga! But I guess the Ebonics version is term of endearment? |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 1:36pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Look at me, I'm pure nigger! - Rick Ross. |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 1:30pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Stop calling each other Niggers! And cleanse that from your Ebonics. That's a true stigma of slavery. |
Culture / Re: Black Americans Undergo Cleansing From ‘slavery Stigma’ In Igboland by eziza: 1:09pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
These negroes are simply lost souls because were never slaves and this a actually a slap in the face of their ancestors who fought hard to free them from slavery. |
Culture / Re: Why Are Pure Nigerian Men So stup*d? Chika Oduah Shares Her S@XUAL Harassment by eziza: 3:16pm On Aug 27, 2013 |
ozo_emeka: Two words dumbass: Character witness. Mind you, she is the one still telling the story the way she wants, but even in her own story, her narrow-mindedness failed to portray the boss through other female's perspective. But can't you see how foolish you are? That your lil quote already has quilt written all over it when you've not even read what they would have to say. Maybe they'd support her claims but your foolishness could not see past licking her anus and you've already called them all sorts of demeaning names. Keep licking it, you hear? |
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