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aka Contrarian

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  1. @Pioneer1The only apparent thing about your statement is your incorrigible compulsion to lie and distort. Nothing you claimed is true. Not to mention how far behind the times you are when it comes to Face Book/ Meta regulations. It becomes more and more apparent that lying plays a big role in your debating repetoir. Everything about you is phony and shady.
  2. @Pioneer1How stupid can YOU get? I used the pronoun "you" because I'm directly addressing YOU, while fanning away the brain farts you try to pass off as valid ideas. Like now, in desperation, YOU continue to grasp at straws, unable to stop dreaming that I - care for you. ugh. Soooo, let me make myself perfectly clear, once and for all. I do not like YOU. To know you, is to despise you, which I do. Deflating and disagreeing with all the puke you are so full of, gratifies me, while totally confirming your personality disorders. I'm sure you will reject all this and continue to harbor the idea that, - with cool guys like Troy and ProfD and Delano and Frankster around, this old lady would dote on a dufus clown🤡 like YOU. Puleeze. And you will, as usual, seize upon the idea that for someone who doesn't like YOU. I certainly spend a lot of time trying to prove otherwise. blah, blah, blah. (Nope. That's not the case. So shelve that belief.) You epitomize everything that I find obnoxious and it takes a lot of effort for this to penetrate your dense ego. OK, now one more time for the folks he is so eager to impress: I dislike Pioneer. I consider him a repulsive🤮, attention-seeking🤯, LYING🫤, jive-assed nigga💩. I detest him, and couldn't care less if the feeling is mutual.
  3. @Pioneer1You are incapable of self examination. Objectivity is a foreign concept to you. You are the victim of your ego. Also a loser. 😂
  4. Neeley Fuller is obviously your god. His words are your gospel, his image your idol. Social media is multi-faceted, encompassing many subjects and issues. Using your methodology, it could also be an academy.
  5. And I made my position clear: "A capable man is not threatened by a woman." You're standing on shaky grounds.
  6. You can't speak for all black women. You don't know what their sentiments are when it comes to relationships with white men. As usual you're creating false or anecdotal scenarios. You just can't accept the idea that all black men are not better than all other men. Or that each interracial coupling has to be judged on an individual basis. You are a bigoted black supremist.
  7. In others words, you're fine with women as long as they "stay in their place". One thing is sure; a capable man is not threatened by a woman.
  8. No it's not. Black women have always been able to get away with bed hoppin with white men. It's about you being as bigoted as those you oppose.
  9. You are obsessed with the preposterous idea of black women being turned into masculine beings. Something very unlikely to happen! All I is gotta say is why don't you relocate to the middle east where women are second class citizens, totally subordinate to their menfolk. That is what you truly envision as an ideal situation. Your exit would be good riddance.
  10. I aint readin all that crap. I don't agree with your usual whining about black men expecting from black women, what black women don't get from black men. Drone on.
  11. @Pioneer1Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course that would be your reaction. Totally inconsistent, however, with your bitter and biased attitude about Serena and Venus. Your "don't-do-as-I-do, do-as-I say-do" reeks with hypocrisy considering your resentment over their choosing white mates. I don't think I'm alone in taking the stance that Sherrone Moore should've known better since racism is so embedded in this country. He's paying the consequences of passing over black women. That's what you get! 😐
  12. Just because a person is always on their phone, doesn't mean they're on social media. They could be scrolling through YouTube like you guys who place sooo much reliance on the videos you post to illustrate your points. They could be watching porn, or reading an E-Book, or, like me, playing card games and watching music videos and reels featuring people like Neil de grasse Tyson breaking down complicated concepts like quantum physics, or clips of BEAR game highlights, or computer-generated trips through the universe, or arguing on forums with people of different political persuasion. When it's winter and you're house bound, your computer devices and TV are what help chase away boredom, and are your windows to the world ,- rather than an altar where you worship.
  13. @Pioneer1Watta crock. The only people masculinizing black women are triflin' black men who have forced them to play the "father" role for the children they make and desert. It makes no sense that black women would be singled out by a magazine, as a group to be masculinized. The LBGTQ commuity, made up of people from all ethnicities, doesn't need any outside help to increase its ranks. The trend toward sexual fluidity is evolving on its own as time brings change. Go crawl back down your rabbit hole.
  14. Whatever. I have no sympathy for a married man with kids and a good job and respected reputation who throws it all away to sneak around with another woman. He brought his fall from grace on himself. Tough shit. You and all your warped rationales can't change the fact he let his penis do the thinking. Something I'm not surprised you'd empathize with.
  15. @Pioneer1No, I'm disgusted and embarrassed. Not totally surprised, however. Also, unsympathetic because he brought it all on himself. My question to you is who is responsible for this guy's behavior? Is it the result of a conspiracy designed to make black men throw their lives away over white woman? Or is it the misstep of a brotha who thinks with his big penis because of the narrative those like you circulate, promoting black males as super stud role models?
  16. I'm a big EWF fan. Their music is instantly recognizable, featuring Phillip Baily's high falsetto and a strong horn section, along with funky guitar artistry. Founder and front man Maurice White was from Chicago. Obviously, I didn't know they had ever ventured into folk music territory.
  17. I'm a big EWF fan. Their music is instantly recognizable, featuring Phillip Baily's high falsetto and a strong horn section, along with funky guitar artistry. Founder and front man Maurice White was from Chicago. Obviously, I didn't know they had ever ventured into folk music territory.
  18. I believe it was The Beatles who sang "where have all the flowers gone?". EARTH, WIND, & FIRE sang "That's the way of the world. You plant a diamond and you grow a pearl".
  19. Cynthia is an exotic international star, a Nigerian originally from England. I don't consider her a "home girl". She is in the avant gard, rarified atmosphere of gender bending. GQ is an arm of the entertainment industry which is very supportive of the LBGTQ community. They don't have an obligation to cater to any one group. Controversy can increase their sales. That's show biz
  20. University of Michigan football coach got his black ass fired for having an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Then the disgraced brotha was later arrested for assault after police were summoned to an apartment he'd gone to. I'm sure Sherrone Moore has a large penis. And his "victim" was probably white. Nothing surprising about this situation. Gee, he's almost as bad as - Barack and Hakeem.
  21. Why would I embellish my reference to your mundaness with a trophy or a heart? 😑🥱 Watta dummy.
  22. @Pioneer1Who gives a damn what Neely-Full-of-it says? I dont. Like you, he just sat around blowing a lot of hot air, making moutains out of mole hills, never really relevant to a large segment of America's black population, never having an impact. Relatively few Blacks have even heard of him and his message attributing all black woes to the nebulous "THEY" from whom all evil flows. blah, blah, blah. A Nigerian lesbian from England poses no threat to the vast majority of black women. And you act as if homosexuality isn't widespread among all ethnicities. Actually, black individuals think for themselves and lead the kind of lives they choose. The black masses manage to survive. And the beat goes on. That's reality. Something you are far removed from.
  23. @ProfDNot trying to change anybody's mind. Just thought it was an interesting article. I'm not really a fan of Cynthia's. I hate her bald head. And she is not my tribe. Not descended from slaves. Having said all of that, I still don't agree with jive-assed nigga pioneer's attempt to blemish her.
  24. ...excerpted from an article about the Golden Globes Awards. "Cynthia Erivo has made Golden Globes history, becoming the first Black woman nominated twice in the lead actress (musical) category. Her second nomination comes for her role in Wicked: For Good, where she stars alongside Ariana Grande. Known for her powerful performances, Erivo’s career continues to break barriers, cementing her place as one of the most talented actors of her generation. The nomination is a significant moment for representation in Hollywood, as it highlights how far Black women have come in the entertainment industry, while underscoring the long road still ahead to ensure diverse voices are truly celebrated."

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