Black Lives Matter?

[Rapeculture]

Top comments on Breitbart are enlightening. The fatigue is real and people are not holding back anymore.

I'm going to have to read all those comments later because I'm at work, but I love how the first person is like "dear basketball people."

And the second commenter's name is Hindu Nuffin.

[Old Black Man]

The comments are great, it’s what happens when you don’t have brown shirt SJW jannies controlling everything.

[RAPEMAN]

The comments are great, it’s what happens when you don’t have brown shirt SJW jannies controlling everything.

Internet pre-2017.

[Liar Revealed]

I mean everyone is fatigued. It's not just the whites, it's the Hispanics, the Asians. So many people have been victimized.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

I wonder how historians will call this era where black people and troons were more equal than others.

White people are somehow nerdy nebbishes and scary jackbooting nazis at the same time. It doesn’t make sense.

>tfw your mortal enemy is somehow extremely dangerous and criminally incompetent at the same time
I see the definition of fascim rears it's ugly head once again.

[Old Black Man]

Wow, I googled black fragility and got this, no wonder people fear AI.

SpoilerShow

"Black fragility," in the context of discussions on race and social justice, refers to a perceived tendency among some Black individuals to react with defensiveness or sensitivity when confronted with issues related to race, particularly when those issues challenge their own actions or perspectives. This concept is often discussed in contrast to white fragility, a term describing white people's defensiveness in racial discussions. The term "black fragility" is used to describe a worldview where Black people are seen as inherently victimized and perpetually fragile.
Key aspects of the concept include:
Sensitivity and defensiveness:
Some argue that some Black individuals exhibit a tendency to interpret neutral or even benign actions as racist, leading to heightened sensitivity and defensiveness.
Unwillingness to take responsibility:
The concept of "black fragility" also suggests a lack of accountability for one's own actions or the impact of those actions on the Black community.
Perception of victimhood:
Some proponents of the concept believe that Black people may adopt a victim mentality, which can hinder progress and self-improvement.
Contrast with white fragility:
The term is often used in contrast to "white fragility," which describes white people's defensiveness when confronted with discussions about race.
Criticisms of the concept:
Oversimplification:
Critics argue that the concept of "black fragility" oversimplifies the experiences of Black people and ignores the systemic racism and historical trauma that contribute to their responses.
Victim-blaming:
Some view the concept as a form of victim-blaming, suggesting that Black people are responsible for their own oppression.
Lack of nuance:
Critics argue that the concept lacks nuance and does not account for the diversity of Black experiences and perspectives.
Potential to stifle dialogue:
Some fear that the concept could stifle important conversations about race and racial justice by creating a climate of fear and defensiveness.
Examples of the concept in use:
Some argue that the concept of "black fragility" is used to silence Black voices and critique of the Black community.
Others use it to highlight the need for Black individuals to take responsibility for their own actions and contribute to the betterment of their communities.
It's important to note that the concept of "black fragility" is controversial and widely debated, with strong arguments on both sides. Understanding both the concept and its criticisms is crucial for engaging in productive conversations about race and social justice.
You can watch this video to learn more about the concept of black fragility:

We need to push against AI and its danger of destroying the narrative. I propose the Artificial Intelligence Defense Stratagem. AIDS will save us all!

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Proof that AI is coded by too many white people.

[Old Black Man]

If AI ever became truly self aware, I promise you it’d say what we’re all thinking.

[Lindsay's Liver]

"White fragility" = It's hard for whites to talk about racism

"Black fragility" = It's hard for blacks to talk about anything BUT racism