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haha @ self-described racism expert, that was a long time ago


Pulp fiction is not on Netflix and i haven't seen it yet I'll rent it on youtube tonight though

Sorry for coming late... just wacthing it

always put it off till now

Love the German doctor/bounty hunter Schultz (Waltz) though and how he is training django....

45 mins so far

The MAndingo fighting scene in Monsieur Candie's house was dark and terrible

Damn.. The Steven Steward xter reminds me of how the black man who is chosen as overseer over his brothers
They keep their brother down to curry favor from the white.
Even in multi nationals where we have black overlords

In Marikana black men shot upon their brothers...

Convo between Candie and Steven

Steven: she's due to be in there for ten days

Candie: Release her

Steven: WHY!!!!!

The black man is the black man's enemy keeping his brothers down to look good to the white overlords/investors even when the white man has good policies for the black people

Keeping Hilda in the hot box for ten days
Denying your brother justified promotion to cut costs so you relay good profits to the West/Oga at the top

Damn,,, Alexnadre Dumas was black!
Dman I love the Three Musketeers

D'Artagnan

His father, general Thomas-Alexandre Davy de la Pailleterie, was born in Saint-Domingue from a French nobleman and a black slave woman. His aristocratic rank helped young Alexandre acquire work with Louis-Philippe, Duke of Orléans.

Ok

Films like that are basically torture/racist p*rnography for oyinbos. They enjoy watching black suffering.

Black Americans also like watching films about slavery because they're completely disconnected from themselves and their real history. They think that's their history/where they come from. They seem to forget about an entire CONTINENT. But I suppose it's not their fault. They've been brainwashed by oyinbos to the point that they relate more easily to oyinbos than other black people.

I avoid films about slavery unless it's something rare or of value, like Besouro (not many quality capoeira films, or good films featuring African martial arts).

There's no reason for me to consume that material because (a) every child receives an extensive education about slavery/American racist laws and (b) there's no value (entertainment or otherwise) in consuming this material. What does one get from that? What does it offer? It's like an extremely violent film with barely any story. Why do these stories need to be told? They're worthless and only serve the purpose of people acting out fantasies of depraved oyinbos who literally want things to be that way.

Fokosobo:
Wow, this is nice . you should have mentioned me on a dead thread. you know there are too many kids on that thread. now they are already saying rubbish.

Lets carry on our convo here. This is a dead thread created since 2012. you can drop her digits here and other info. i will notify you to delete immediately i copy.

Also remove her pictures from that kid infested thread.

pm me I go give u all the details

Wasky101:
pm me I go give u all the details

Done!

Wasky101:
pm me I go give u all the details

check your mail.

Fokosobo:
check your mail.

I have tried replying but getting failure notice

Fbinvestigator:
You can go sight see. I do lodge nearby *gracelodge* and tell the bar guys to arrange one for me.

Bro since you are familiar with them, can you help me liaise with those bar guys if they can get a lady with this size of backside (picture attached below).

This is a dead thread, we can discuss further details here. let me know if you can help. if they can offer something close, I will also appreciate.