But Murdering Black People is the Punchline of Every Rap Verse, Right?

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"MURDERING black ppl is a PUNCHLINE for a cop comforting a nervous white woman. If u don't get "Black Lives Matter" now, u just don't want to https://t.co/sQgpgpPhTf

— Robin Thede (@robinthede) September 1, 2017"

I understand that it is cliche to respond to blacks with black-on-black crime statistics.

But cliche things become cliche for a reason. Generally, because they are obvious.

Blacks are uniquely fixated on killing one another as a type of sport.

And yes, as an outsider, that is funny. It is objectively funny, given that there is no reason for it and it is ubiquitous in the community.

The reason a joke about cops killing black people is funny, on the other hand, is that it doesn’t really happen. At least not in this “going around shooting random black children because of hate for the color of the skin” way that the media claims it happens. That media portrayal is funny.

Of course, in real life, this guy was just repeating the thing the drunk girl had said as he attempted to deescalate a drunk girl panic situation.

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

yes

Anonymous · Answer

The reason why Black populations are constantly inundated with Black racially devaluing misinformation is to make Black people believe there is something inherently wrong with their entire race. Whenever a population is mislead to believe that their core problem is themselves, this turns their collective frustration away from their oppressors and turn it against themselves. They become self hating, self doubting, and are therefore easier to divide, exploit, and ultimately easier to control. It's a well proven psychological warfare system. SMH it's easy for people judge and hate when they don't understand the full story and refuse to look at and acknowledge the real origin/root of the problem.

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Your stupidity is beyond words.

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But Murdering Black People is the Punchline of Every Rap Verse, Right?

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