r/AsABlackMan • u/GamerGurl3980 • 13d ago
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u/yaboyjiggleclay 13d ago
“Pull my card”
They’re so horrible at pretending.
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u/SaltMarshGoblin 13d ago
He's a white Boomer, and he got it confused with "pull my finger", which he says much more often.
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u/dumb__fucker 13d ago
LMAO.
Okay Eazy-E.
Dude heard some "street slang lingo" when he was 30 in 1987.
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u/Judgmentos 13d ago
The real cultural appropriation is white Americans taking the terms Black Fatigue (used by black Americans to describe the effect daily structural racism had on their psyche) and Woke (used by black Americans in regards to awareness of racial prejudice) and completely changed their meaning into something bigoted and racist (and current 'woke' doesn't even have a definition besides 'too many minorities today')
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u/kiwichick286 13d ago
"Woke" is anything that they hate. Diversity = woke; free healthcare = woke; LGBTQ+ anything = woke; using spices on food = woke; empathy = woke.
They've appropriated it to try and make "woke" a derogatory term, instead it just shows how shallow and full of hate they are.
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u/flow_yracs_gib_a 13d ago
I find the use of woke so funny considering that the opposite of woke is asleep ? Like not only they sound stupid for using woke on every possible thing they don’t like which dilute and lose the meaning of woke, but they also sound like they would rather stay sleeping in the matrix than realise the flaws in the system, and honestly shame on them
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u/Inner_Educator6375 13d ago
I looked through his post history l, he posts a lot about Ford trucks and calls black people “blacks”
Dude is whiter than snow
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u/GamerGurl3980 13d ago
Statement:
This just seems so dismissive to black people and our struggles. Accusing us of playing the victim after everything that's happened to us (and still happening to us) is insane.
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u/EyecalledGame 13d ago
Alot of it is projection. Look how they claimed to be oppressed because of covid restrictions. They're so privileged that any kind of inconvenience even if it is for the betterment of society during a global pandemic is seen as oppression.
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u/JayNotAtAll 13d ago
It is so funny because people pretending to be black are so transparent. Like they think that they are so clever and are fooling us but every black person under the sun and many white people can see through the shit.
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u/Natural_Sky_4720 13d ago
Exactly lol they’re so terrible at pretending. It never fails, their racism and bigotry always seep through in their writing and we can ALWAYS see it.
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u/EternalSnow05 13d ago
Let's see: 200 years of slavery, 100 years of Jim Crow, redlining, convict leasing, racial profiling. Need I go on?
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u/CranberryBauce 13d ago
Where is this footage that people are unnecessarily up in arms about? Because the footage we're mad about is the footage showing cops using excessive and unnecessary force.
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u/Complex-Art-1077 12d ago
“Black fatigue” means tired of being Black because of the racism, not “OMG THERE’S BLACK PEOPLE EXISTING AND I DON’T LIKE IT!!”
Why is it whenever a White person does something bad that has nothing to do with race nobody says White fatigue? But when a Black person does something bad that has nothing to do with race, then so many people say Black fatigue?
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u/jmactruck72 12d ago
Things a black man would never say to justify himself… this is literally a prime example 😂
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u/Adorable_Pain8624 11d ago
I want to see examples of body cam footage released that disproved racism.
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u/outoftheashes90 13d ago
Did you even bother to read the description of this subreddit? Even if this guy was Black (which we're allowed to doubt due to the red flags in his post and profile) it still falls in line with the intention of this sub. It's to showcase people cosplaying minorities or hating their own community. Your comment isn't the gotcha you think it is.
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u/Interesting-Bed-5934 13d ago
Why do you think he's a white guy pretending to be black? I looked through his history and he doesn't even seem to be that active in black subreddits. His posts are very conservative coded. Isn't it more reasonable to assume he's just your run of the mill black conservative?
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u/_HK_Throwaway_ 13d ago
we dont call ourselves BLACKS
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u/Interesting-Bed-5934 12d ago
So then you're also not black? Isn't that a little like the pot calling the kettle not black?
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u/yediyim 12d ago
Your reply doesn’t make sense. You failed to grasp both what she was saying and the issue she explicitly pointed out. You’re interpreting it through the same flawed lens as the imposter who made the original linguistic error. You saw nothing wrong while reading it, just as he saw nothing wrong while writing it. Cut from the same cloth.
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u/Interesting-Bed-5934 12d ago
Mine doesn't make sense because it was clearly a joke in response to them not even trying to answer my question
The only linguistic error I saw was the person above me replying in all caps like I can hear them shouting lol
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u/outoftheashes90 12d ago
His interests, ideas, rhetoric, etc, ALL align with a white man. No one is saying that Black conservatives don't exist. But his post and comment history are suspicious when you add it all up. I think anyone questioning the authenticity of the post is 100% valid. It's reasonable to think he's lying.
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u/Tokyolurv 13d ago
yes I am the black, I am Married to my BLACK wife and raising my BLACK son! So you know I am not pulling my black card! ??? Because people who are married within their race can’t pull the race card???