Lil Wayne Nightline "Black Lives Matter" Interview Triggers Black Internet (REACTION)
November 2, 2016
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as posted by the channelThe black community's reaction online to Lil Wayne's Nightline interview in which he spoke about Black Lives Matter has been tremendous. All throughout social media, specifically Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, have been lit up all night Tuesday night and all day Wednesday with reactions to the interview. Many have resorted to simple name calling, giving Wayne the “uncle tom” and “coon” names, as per usual when someone deviates from the Black Hive Mind mentality. There are others who say he is “out of touch” and “on drugs” because of his divergent viewpoint.
Not many people want to deal with the reality of what he said. What does the “Black Lives Matter” group have to do with him… or anyone else that isn’t actually in the group? Sure, they purport themselves as being champions of black people, but the reality is, they are funded by white billionaires for their own personal interests. In return, they acquiesce to the whim of the millionaires and billionaires that fund them… usually for a highly partisan political purpose. It’s a simple game of quid-pro-quo disguised as some type of neo-civil-rights movement.
There is also a resistance of those offended in black community to deal with the inherent hypocrisy in their protest. Why be upset at Lil Wayne for his stance on black lives matter, and not be upset at his lyrics that promote degenerative behavior including violence and drug use? If one is to be offended at a thing that a person says, surely all of what the person in question says must be put on the table and examined in the same way. So why not the most obvious things? Maybe it’s because the Black Hive Mind mentality does not permit that. It’s like a computer program that does not have all possibilities programmed into it. Maybe one day, the programming that is done to the black community will cease and new, different ways of thinking will be allowed..
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