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alie?!DMTxCannabis wrote: »I forgot this thread was about Moreno's relationship...
we went form me, feminism to religion to hiphop to zee/loca beef lawd
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lol@arguing about who's city is more dangerous... progressive feminist ? ...
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Stopitfive wrote: »So this dunce is now defending Chief Keef?
Why are your panties wrapped up so tight? Where did I say I was defending Chief Keef? That ? is ignorant and a waste of sperm. But I don't doubt for one second how authentic he is in his fuckery, even though I disagree with his ? .
However, a ? ton of NY emcees I meet act like it's '93 when they live in one of the safest cities in the world and rap about being on the block when their reality is nowhere near close to that.
idk about NYC being one of safest cities in the world but just because Manhattan is gentrified doesn't mean the rest of the city is safe and white. Chicago got all the attention this year but Brooklyn had a hot summer as well.
and what rappers are you refering to specifically
@AmbitiousOne whats with the reaction? its true -
Moreno.Kitamura wrote: »
alie?!DMTxCannabis wrote: »I forgot this thread was about Moreno's relationship...
we went form me, feminism to religion to hiphop to zee/loca beef lawd
Yep. Now it's about NY/Chicago.. hope you solve ya relationship issues though.. -
*cough* like these ? do when they try to beef or 'ether' uk posters *cough*cough* ? ass ? *cough*ParallelRhymes wrote: »Stopitfive wrote: »lol@arguing about who's city is more dangerous... progressive feminist ? ...
Some of the dumbest arguments I've ever seen online circled around how many crimes happen in a person's city compared to the person they are beefing with.
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The idea of a woman performing auto-? arouses me
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fake dudes r fake regardless of their city of origin... u lost for listening to that ? anyway...
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Damn shame when you have to seek relationship assistance across the Atlantic ocean.
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Thread is far too predictable, lol.
Loca in here, who majors in woman studies, struggling to win yet another debate on feminism, hilarious.
And here come Lucky Charms once again, hanging on the ? of Black men, trying to show them how down you are by coming at a Black woman.
Kat already fills out the cool white ? role. We don't need any more pretenders.
Lol, Big Loca mad because I was stating a fact.
You're defensive as ? because you're an idiot that's majoring in an easy subject and still can't debate about it, pathetic really. Sure you can quote me on this and make me eat my words when you're making millions from being a professional feminist... oh wait, LOL.
That ? that makes ya soul burn slow. -
man, just SHUT THE ? UP, throwing shots all up and thru my thread? seriously get off my ? , im not enjoying this young man/lady whatever you areEbony Fists wrote: »Damn shame when you have to seek relationship assistance across the Atlantic ocean.
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again Loca is talking ? ... smh...
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BlackGerald wrote: »Stopitfive wrote: »So this dunce is now defending Chief Keef?
Why are your panties wrapped up so tight? Where did I say I was defending Chief Keef? That ? is ignorant and a waste of sperm. But I don't doubt for one second how authentic he is in his fuckery, even though I disagree with his ? .
However, a ? ton of NY emcees I meet act like it's '93 when they live in one of the safest cities in the world and rap about being on the block when their reality is nowhere near close to that.
idk about NYC being one of safest cities in the world but just because Manhattan is gentrified doesn't mean the rest of the city is safe and white. Chicago got all the attention this year but Brooklyn had a hot summer as well.
and what rappers are you refering to specifically
@AmbitiousOne whats with the reaction? its true
It's not as bad as it was the 70s, though. New York has a relatively low crime rate in comparison to other cities, which is excellent. It's dubbed as the "safest big city" in the country. I'm thinking about moving there because I appreciate the arts scene and they have job opportunities in my field.
Talking about some up and coming cats that I know about whose came here to Chicago. They were glamorizing drug dealing and how hard it was growing up in NY, but lived in a low crime neighborhood. Again, that's not specific to NY, I just don't understand trying to live up to a dangerous legacy when that era is over.
lol at trying to tell ppl Williamsburg is poppin like that. anyway, it all depends on the neighborhood. I mean the Bronx is the Bronx. every borough got hoods. -
not sure why u think I'm being hostile... anyway, we can meet up and settle this ? with guns bruh...
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ebony fists himself
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Thread is far too predictable, lol.
Loca in here, who majors in woman studies, struggling to win yet another debate on feminism, hilarious.
And here come Lucky Charms once again, hanging on the ? of Black men, trying to show them how down you are by coming at a Black woman.
Kat already fills out the cool white ? role. We don't need any more pretenders.
Lol, Big Loca mad because I was stating a fact.
You're defensive as ? because you're an idiot that's majoring in an easy subject and still can't debate about it, pathetic really. Sure you can quote me on this and make me eat my words when you're making millions from being a professional feminist... oh wait, LOL.
That ? that makes ya soul burn slow.
Angela Davis, Alice Walker, Frida Kahlo, Abigail Adams, Gloria Steinem, bell hooks, Cherrie Moraga, Virginia Woolf--all famous feminists who made a powerful impact on the media, art, international pop culture and politics.
Remind me of the so called achievements you've made to that caliber, and then your opinion can be taken seriously.
I had to read a bell hooks review of Do The Right Thing for this Urban Culture class that I easily aced and it might have been the most ridiculous body of text I've read in my life.
I'm still in school. We can do a comparison of the aggregate earnings of people in my field vs. yours and it won't be close.
Good luck though. -
dallas' 4 eva wrote: »SixSickSins wrote: »dallas' 4 eva wrote: »Not even trying to throw shade, but I think we should let @lilloca and @sixsicksins have all the responsibilities of a man(a real man not a rolling stone dead beat drunkard) and give them a peer review at the end of the month. Then we'll find out how much they like the idea of being equal on everything. There's a reason why men age much worse than women do, something called stress.
We have just as much stress. And, of course, on an individual basis either man or woman may have more or less...but in general I'd say it is even.
You bring up an interesting topic. There was a neat show being documented called "The Week the Women Left" or something like that. The men were left to do everything that comprises a typical female gender role. It was interesting indeed. Most men wouldn't partake in such a study though because of their fragile egos. But to imply we don't have stress or even that we have less in general is absurd.
My mama taught me how to cook, sew, and all that other good ? when I was a kid. She always told me to never wait for a woman to do it because in her own words 'you can't depend on a woman to do for you because once they feel like they have to do too much, even if it's a little she'll up and leave.'
From my experiences she was right too.
Your mother's a wise woman.
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Thread is far too predictable, lol.
Loca in here, who majors in woman studies, struggling to win yet another debate on feminism, hilarious.
And here come Lucky Charms once again, hanging on the ? of Black men, trying to show them how down you are by coming at a Black woman.
Kat already fills out the cool white ? role. We don't need any more pretenders.
Lol, Big Loca mad because I was stating a fact.
You're defensive as ? because you're an idiot that's majoring in an easy subject and still can't debate about it, pathetic really. Sure you can quote me on this and make me eat my words when you're making millions from being a professional feminist... oh wait, LOL.
That ? that makes ya soul burn slow.
Angela Davis, Alice Walker, Frida Kahlo, Abigail Adams, Gloria Steinem, bell hooks, Cherrie Moraga, Virginia Woolf--all famous feminists who made a powerful impact on the media, art, international pop culture and politics.
Remind me of the so called achievements you've made to that caliber, and then your opinion can be taken seriously.
I had to read a bell hooks review of Do The Right Thing for this Urban Culture class that I easily aced and it might have been the most ridiculous body of text I've read in my life.
I'm still in school. We can do a comparison of the aggregate earnings of people in my field vs. yours and it won't be close.
Good luck though.
So basically, you've done nothing. Achievements are not just monetary earnings. They are also about cultural impact. Like it or not, bell hooks and all the other women I've listed have made a significant cultural change on the way people look at things, thinking critically, challenging the social order, and have basically done more in a lifetime than you will do.
I'm not shallow. I don't give a ? about how much money you earn in your field if it's not helping anyone make society better. Our focuses are very different.
You right. I'm not gonna hate on your major. -
ETHER @ thread title change lol
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DEAD @ title change!!
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honsetly, the ? type of name is Ebony fists? isn't he the same dude with the pink camera?
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hey i gave good advice too, but that was long before the fuckery ensued
LMAO...DEAD @ title change!!
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Feelings have been caught.
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lol @ this title change
Honestly bak
if you solution has never been to look in yourself
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BlackGerald wrote: »honsetly, the ? type of name is Ebony fists? isn't he the same dude with the pink camera?
Yes.. the homie King Drew/Superstar Cole..
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