Comments on: Not Cute, Not Funny, Not Cool

By: Tina

Tina — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 19:21:09 +0000

I agree that the video is neither cute, funny, nor cool. As old as this child appears (I’m guessing about 4), and with such a marked speech impediment, you’d think her parents would spend their time trying to improve her enunciation rather than exploit her on YouTube.

By: Shanelle Ganze

Shanelle Ganze — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 20:11:35 +0000

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By: Bebroma

Bebroma — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 12:41:28 +0000

Oh, and by the by, I am not saying that Blacks never commit crimes against whites, nor am I saying that it should be excused based on our history. That would be reducing Blacks to the child-like mentality that so many believed we had and DID use to excuse their treatment of us. However, I do feel that for some reason Raw Reality used this incident as a springboard to excuse attitudes that contribute to dissension.

By: Bebroma

Bebroma — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 12:33:22 +0000

I don’t want to feed into Raw Reality’s agenda, because it is obvious that there is one…I would like to point out, however, that there is such a thing as unreported crime. I’m not going to try to change anyone’s mind, that can’t happen unless you want to be objective and truly are open. However, it is a fact that many times people who have a history of being victimized for one reason or another do not report crimes against their person because either they fail to appreciate that a true crime against their person has been committed, or they feel that it would be pointless as they have no real recourse. What do you think about the fact that of the 200 people cleared by DNA of terrible crimes recently, most of them have been Black? I find that interesting, and a reflection of why the numbers you quote so very eagerly may not be entirely accurate in actuality. Yes, they are accurate as to what was REPORTED, but not, perhaps, as to what was actually perpetuated. In spite of the fact that you obviously believe that all Blacks are screaming and “whining” from every roof top about every insult to their person, I don’t feel that it’s true. But, I will stop there because I PROMISED myself I would not get drawn into commenting from an emotinal standpoint.

By: Eni's Girl

Eni's Girl — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 04:32:43 +0000

Raw Reality, could you provide a link for “raped by Blacks in the Army” story? I searched the Time Magazine site for this story. I did find stories on military rapes but none regarding the specific story that you spoke about so thoroughly and in such detail.

I find it difficult to believe that this story did not make the evening news since I know the media does not ever miss an opportunity to publish or report unflattering information about black folks — not ever.

I really don’t understand your reason for posting this story except what? To say that those parents were justified in coaching the little girl to spew that hatred because enlisted Black men raped white girls in the Army?

I too could come up with many, many, many truths about white men raping Black women, killing Black men “just because”, and no investigation ever took place and the media (print or otherwise) never reported it. However, it still does not relate directly or indirectly to teaching your kids to hate another group of people.

By: SusieQ

SusieQ — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 19:06:20 +0000

Raw reality, please do not try to justify the twisted
sick joke on youtube, by giving data on army rape crimes. “rape don’t justify brewing hate” if it did, then every time some thing offensive was said or done to a black person, then we would be drawing data from what use to happen on the slave plantations.

By: SusieQ

SusieQ — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 18:48:59 +0000

You know if the world only looked one way, and everything was one type, food, clothes, faces everything! How wonderful would that be? the differences that separate us are what makes life interesting! For all those white or black persons that
feel they are above the other in race, where do you both go when you die? what do you have in both your veins? YOU are BOTH subjected to the same things, separated only by varying backgrounds, and the sooner
the unintelligent people who love to hate gets this, then things will start to get better. France redesigned, you need help, sick minds do sick things, so get help.If you don’t want the world to know your heart is lacking don’t show it, Bella did nothing wrong.

By: E-Fresh

E-Fresh — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 06:34:41 +0000

Annyeong haseyo Felicia S. I’m glad you’re having such a great time in Seoul. I agree that it’s an amazing city and that Koreans are very warm hearted people.

But, you make it seem like Koreans are much happier than Americans. I have to disagree with you as Koreans face even more societal and family pressures and often bottle up feelings within themselves. Having many Korean friends, I see the internal struggles firsthand. It’s no wonder that Korea has the highest suicide rate in the world.

That said, enjoy your time in Korea! I can’t wait to get back there : )

By: bella

bella — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 04:47:20 +0000

Dear france redesigned, I deleted your video from my post. Feel free to brush me up on my YouTube etiquette, I thought if a person didn’t indicate “embedding disabled by request,” they were thereby saying it was ok to embed their video elsewhere if desired. No worries, the video is readily available at many other websites. Apologies for not asking, I’ve never had anything but positive encounters with YouTube video posters I’ve exchanged messages with before.
Take care, Afrobella

By: Felicia S.

Felicia S. — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 04:05:53 +0000

Hello from Seoul, Korea!
I have just had the chance to sit down during my break and look at the last 8 days I’ve missed of Afrobella. I must say that I am very curious about the clip that you speak of, however I will not view it. There’s so much hate and prejudice running rampant in the world, especially in the US that I cannot add another image of that deplorable thinking and behaviour to my mind. I am glad however that there is a forum such as yours that people can share their views and concern.
I have been in Seoul (great city!!! Afrobella you would go mad for the shoes here and they are so cheap!!!) and have experienced such a warm and kind welcome from Korean people here. People here are happy about life, about their lives and I am so fortunate to be surrounded by that reality because it’s where I am in my own life.

I will definitely be here for one year (my contract says so) but I see myself here for years to come.

I wish you all blessings and happiness!