Minnesota Interracial Dating/Marriage (article)

Discussion in 'How To Meet White Women and Black Men' started by Kid Rasta, Jul 11, 2005.

  1. 7Seven

    7Seven New Member

    Re: really now

    It is not anymore clear to me that you have no understanding of what it means to be independent. You see, you are only SELF-SUFFICIENT. Being self-sufficient has no correlation with independence. LOL. People habituate themselves to let things pass through their minds, as one may speak, rather than think of them. This is what you have here. You have no understanding of an self-suffient women VS an independent women. Thus, by use, you become satisfied merely with seeing what is said, without going any further.

    What I see you by your explantion in your reply is self-sufficiency, not independence. A self-sufficient woman is also willing to provide for others and willing to succumb to others when appropriate. Also, she's willing to depend on others when independence isn't necessary, even though she could hold her own.

    The so called 'independent women' (or man) can't do that, and is intimidated by the thought of the innate interdependency of humankind. I should know, I am one (the male version).

    An independent person is very good at putting on a mature facade, and I think that's why it uncommon. You see, i'm able to recognize my flaws. What say you? Review and attention.
     
  2. 7Seven

    7Seven New Member

    Re: really now

    On another note......Everything is about money. It is the bottome line at the end that counts. This is how i see it. THE BOTTOM LINE.
     
  3. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    Oh, please... not this kind of crap again. :roll:

    Write to the author of the article and tell her that if she and many other black women didn't waste too much of their time writing and concocting stories and rumors like this, then they wouldn't have to worry about dying alone and miserable all the time.
     
  4. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    Maybe when hell freezes over...
     
  5. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    Re: Thank you

    Too late... they got away! :p

    But, you're right.
     
  6. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    Re: Thank you

    Smart women, bad choices?

    And, you may be disappointed to know that America is full of black women who only want black men.
     
  7. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    Re: wowsa

    This is how you get the attention of all the more attractive ones.
     
  8. 7Seven

    7Seven New Member

    Re: Thank you

    Yea, we all make bad choices, but a smart person learns from them. But, when will these women learn they are not independent? Again, by the very definition, women are in fact very dependent.

    BW who only want BM? Maybe the unattractive ones? Besides, they ridicule us so much how could they ever want just BM?
     
  9. solar flair

    solar flair New Member

    You know, I just noticed the source of the article...

    You mean this bullshit was published in a city newspaper? The Minneapolis Star Tribune? That's incredible. It's even a little racist to print something like that...
     
  10. solar flair

    solar flair New Member

    I think it's pretty obvious that the vast majority of black women are interested primarily (but not exclusively) in black men.

    The problem is, black women are no different from the rest of society: they're encouraged to think they're "better" than black men, know more than black men, and know black men better than they know themselves...

    What's more, as in the rest of society, there's no taboo against showing hatred to a black man, not even the taboo of one's own conscience. So if they feel like it, they go for it -- even if the reason they feel like it is stupid, or selfish, or backward.

    Thus the conflict...

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    I wouldn't be surprised if the birth rate among black people drops dramatically over the next few generations. As it is, most black women I know are having 1 child by a guy they then split with -- and no more. On top of that, there are *tons* of black women remaining single & childless, plus manless for loooong stretches of time...

    All in all, I think what we're seeing is the dissolution of a culture...
     
  11. Lexington

    Lexington New Member

    Absolutely. Although I completely understand the problems associated with women having children out of wedlock and continuing a cycle of pain and poverty for blacks when they do not procreate with the confines of marriage, I find it "extremely" interesting that there's no outcry or backlash from society against other minorities and whites who are doing the same thing. Our population is declining while everyone else's is on the incline...much of it through illegitimate births. It's just a matter of time now.....
     
  12. 7Seven

    7Seven New Member

    Yea, you are completely right. To add on what you just said. Men are portrayed as moronic, inferior to women. How many times have one seen little comic antidotes, often portraying the man as stupid? I would laugh, but this mentality as 'women knows best,' is destructive to society. How can a women raise a boy to be a man, when she has no idea what a man is? These are 2 truths that no women would recognize. I see too many women telling men how to be men. They attack a man's pride, his honour, and question his masculinity. This is how women manipulate a man at will.

    Again, these are all truths that nobody wants to recognize. This 'women knows best' has reduced the fatherly role to near dirt. To women of this generation, particularly in western society, a man has no place when raising a child, especially a boy. I'll be DAMNED before I let some female tell me how to raise a man. I have excellent lawyers who will see to it.
     
  13. roseveltfranklin

    roseveltfranklin New Member

    My wife (im now divorced) started on me shortly after we were married. The first thing she did was attack my education constantly telling me that i had a "basket weaving" degree.... my first degree is a BS in communication.... even though she had not yet finished college.....something like her third attempt. Next she went after my choice of friends and a few hobbies I enjoyed, she said it was a "useless waste of time" as it turns out one of those "hobbies" pays me quite well. She said I made a poor choice in the car i bought, she said i was "stupid" for buying it.... several years later im driving the same dependable(paid for) car, while hers barely made it to three years. Throughout all of this she constantly voiced her view that i was not a "real" man. She gave regular commentary on what a real man was, what they did....etc..... i was just living in all this darkness until one day my father said to me....."son, dont spend the best years of your life trying to fix a problem you can never fix"
    These days my Ex-wife is full of apologies and amazingly has no recollection of the horrible words she so frequently spoke to me; she says she just cant seem to find the right man....whatever that means....
    The strangest thing looking back on all the drama, is how everyone assumed she was divorcing me... when they learned i divorced her they were completely shocked. i can only assume she told them the same evil things about me that she said to me.

    Theres no doubt that some will read this and lable me a misogynist, or that i have "issues" with black women.... none of that is true. what ive said is what happened.... a clean condensed version.

    It may or may not be relevant but.
    she was from minnesota.
     
  14. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    This is something that I definitely have to nod my head in agreement with. Anytime you hear people blame a certain ethnicity for an overpopulation, welfare, crime, poverty, violence, and the like, that is destructive to society, it's always those damn 'coloreds!' :roll: Always the black people! The black people this, the black people that...
     
  15. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    Would you say that the American media is becoming way too feminized? Everytime I watch TV these days (even though I don't like a lot of it) I can always find some angry, 'empowered' chick (mostly white) playing some star role in some hit action/drama show with a bunch of sissy, dependent men as bit players, and whenever it's a comedy, or a cartoon, or something with a man in the lead, he's always the typical buffoon that embarrasses the woman all the time, and then usually gets either yelled at by the woman, or smacked upside the head one or twice by the woman. The worst thing of all about this is the fact that there are people who are influenced by what they see in the media, whether they are aware of it or not.
     
  16. LUCIFERMORNINGSTAR

    LUCIFERMORNINGSTAR New Member

    Would you say that the American media is becoming way too feminized? Everytime I watch TV these days (even though I don't like a lot of it) I can always find some angry, 'empowered' chick (mostly white) playing some star role in some hit action/drama show with a bunch of sissy, dependent men as bit players, and whenever it's a comedy, or a cartoon, or something with a man in the lead, he's always the typical buffoon that embarrasses the woman all the time, and then usually gets either yelled at by the woman, or smacked upside the head one or twice by the woman. The worst thing of all about this is the fact that there are people who are influenced by what they see in the media, whether they are aware of it or not.[/quote]

    Ahhh, SardonicGenie...the Force is strong in you.
    :lol:
    Let's see..."Everybody Loves Raymond" and other sitcoms of that ilk. Even the "Black" sitcoms do the same thing.
     
  17. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member

    Re: Thank you

    Like I said, if you come to the USA one day, then you will disappointed. Whether they are hot or not, some of them still want a black man only. Maybe all of them are not foolish, Seven. Maybe it's just a personal preference, but you can't really say what it is for all of them. It all simply depends on who, but com' on, it's not like there aren't ANY happily engaged or married black women in the world, in fact, black women tend to stay married longer and be in much happier marriages than white women. I know I said that before, but I'm sayin' it again, because it's true.

    And all the ones who bitch and cry about us 'no-good niggaz' and a 'shortage' or whatever, AREN'T any of those involved sistas that I mentioned.
     
  18. SardonicGenie

    SardonicGenie New Member




    Yeah, the black shows (BET and UPN) do the EXACT same thing. I must've forgotten those, LOL. :lol:
     
  19. fly girl

    fly girl Well-Known Member

    double post edit
     
  20. fly girl

    fly girl Well-Known Member

    The answer to part of this is so simply, I seriously cant believe when I hear this complaint.

    The situation comedies you are so critical of are built from a MALE commedian, therefore he is the brunt of the joke. He also makes most of the money. Now, if you look at situation comedies built around female commedians (think Lucile Ball and Ellen Degeneres), you will find they play the bafoon and bear the brunt of the humor directed at them. They also make the most money.

    Why dont you contemplate why more female commedians are not given their own sitcoms and allowed to make the same money as the men?
     

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