This is just fucking unbelievable. My head hurts. Please take the time to watch this and comment in a civil manner.
http://thegunwire.com/blog/youtube-v...-join-the-nra/
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This is just fucking unbelievable. My head hurts. Please take the time to watch this and comment in a civil manner.
http://thegunwire.com/blog/youtube-v...-join-the-nra/
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Nothing worse than these black racists holding their own people down just to contribute to the political successes of white liberals.
sums it up quite nicely!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
That popping sound you just heard was my head exploding...
My takeaway from watching the whole video is that black folk don't oppose gun rights, they just believe a LOT of lies about whites, white gun owners and the NRA and that there's a strong tendency toward mindless groupthink.
At any rate, the outreach by folk like Colion Noir is clearly desperately needed.
Illustrates who the TRUE racist's in this nation are doesn't it?
But wait.. that is not all...
http://www.theliberalgunclub.com/ <-- libtard club who thinks Obama is too conservatives. They are a bunch of armed tree huggers.
Part of the ever-increasing baiting for race wars in the country. If civil war is indeed coming, this will surely be a part of it... Lord help us all.
Black folk don't read "American Rifleman," and I don't read "Ebony."
What's the problem?
This is a pretty accurate statement I feel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
How many whites are in the NAACP?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LP5irLCDB4QQuote:
Originally Posted by davsel
Can't wait to hear his response. I'm betting he is going to come flying in off the top rope for an epic smackdown. yes...I said, 'smackdown'Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
This. There are actually a few good comments in the video but only a few. The one that made me say WTF the most was when a women said Martin Luther King was denied a pistol permit, she inferred it was the NRA that denied him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
Well he's posted the video on his page.Quote:
Originally Posted by muddywings
http://www.mrcolionnoir.com/gun-talk...the-nra-video/
Only those that joined out of knee-jerk liberal guilt. They don't know WHY they feel guilty, but them feel the need to make up for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.man
My guess is the opinions expressed by the "black folk" in that video are probably shared by most liberals. Not just black liberals.
We all know it was George Bush that denied MLKs permit..Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
That video linked in post #1 is basically a rorschach splatter: if you watch the entire video, there's something for everyone, regardless of whether you are for gun control, against the NRA, for the NRA, pro-gun, anti-gun, for the constitution, etc.
If anything, I'd comment that the producer failed at creating a cohesive message of any kind whatsoever.
That buys into the same lie these black folk are repeating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.man
The NAACP is a racist organization run by racists in order to promote racism. That's what these useful idiots think the NRA is but there's nothing even remotely related to race or racism in the NRA.
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Originally Posted by BPTactical
+1
This video is simply stupid. It is arrogant, and narrow minded to the inner city mentality.
Maybe I should start watching "White/Yellow/Red/Blue Public Media Org"
OH WAIT!!!! There are NONE!
When confronted by such blatant racism and stupidity it is hard to be civil.
Amused that these folks don't understand that NRA is a civil rights organization fighting for all Americans rights without regard to race.
Just watched it...
Is it just me, or does the skinny lady in the black sleeveless dress think she is obama?
ETA: WHOOPSY!!!! I said "black dress"...Does that make me racist?
Who's to say that wasn't the point? Much in journalism today follows a certain pattern that leads the reader to go away with a level of 'uncertainty'.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Quote:
Who's to say that wasn't the point? Much in journalism today follows a certain pattern that leads the reader to go away with a level of 'uncertainty'
Or put in just enough middle-of-the-road, or somewhat-opposing-viewpoint to be able to CYA later, if need be? [Dunno]
I feel a few of you are gunna feel a bit silly with your statements when you watch some of the other videos put out by this group
http://www.youtube.com/user/BlackFolkDont/videos
Context is EVERYTHING.
The whole concept is "black people don't ..." then they pick stereotypical subject and interview folks
like one video is "Black People Don't Swim".
From: http://www.policymic.com/articles/23...you-never-hear
3. The NRA has a history of supporting the Civil Rights Movement.
While African Americans were being terrorized by the Ku Klux Klan, where the Klan were sometimes aided by local law enforcement, the NRA setup charters to help train local African American communities to be able protect themselves. The most prominent case being in 1960 in Monroe, N.C. where the local National Association for the Advancement of Colored People head Robert Williams also chartered an NRA Rifle Club that successully defended an assault on one of their leader's homes by the KKK without casualties.
"Black Folk Don't: Camp" is actually pretty amusing.Quote:
Originally Posted by clublights
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=7Dp4EtScG2c
The stupidity of people never cease's to amaze me!!!!
I think utter ineptitude is likely more the case. A complete inability to stay on-topic seems all too common nowadays.Quote:
Originally Posted by sellersm
The point of this video seems to really be escaping you all. It's meant to illustrate how ludicrous and uninformed a lot of Black people are on the topic of the NRA. This follows their motif of showcasing stereotypes in the Black community, as is showcased by the rest of the Black Folk Don't series.
It's a silent look at what effects the media and engineered culture can have.
Clublights caught it.
I think most of us understand that this video (and the entire series) are meant to be a jumping off point for black folk to discuss and debate their own prejudices ... but most of us have been commenting on the anti NRA prejudices and the politics and thought (or lack thereof) behind them on display ... I don't think anyone here has been critical of the makers of the video.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZERO THEORY
Hmmm...do I smell shill?
ETA: Apparently he was a shill, and he and his post have been removed.
Thanks, MODS.
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My mistake. Just wanted to get that out there to ensure we weren't all dealing with red herrings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
I think this right here is a perfect illustration of why racial tension is the powder keg it is now.Quote:
Originally Posted by RightWing_Extremist
It's as asinine to suggest that white people are solely responsible for all the ills of black Americans, as it is to pretend that racism doesn't exist or there isn't an element of white favoritism. Neither black nor white Americans in 2014 can completely blame the other, but both sides refuse to accept any responsibility. The black kids playing the knockout game, shooting each other over gang beefs, and committing felonies made a conscious decision to do all of those things and have to pay their penance for them. There wasn't some mystical white man forcing them at gun point to drop out of high school and do drugs.
But we're kidding ourselves if we sit here and ignore social programs and doctrines that crippled funding in the public school systems in Black neighborhoods, encouraged unemployment amongst single mothers, and provided media initiatives that glorified destitute models of living. Black folks today weren't slaves or civil rights contributors, they shouldn't expect to be paid retribution as such. What should be expected however, is a joint initiative among Americans as a whole to stop encouraging a culture of loose sex, drugs & alcohol, lack of education, and entitlement. We're here now regardless, so instead of each 'side', so to speak, trying to wash their hands of any responsibility or obligation, we should be coming together to address the loss of liberty and prosperity amongst the middle class.
Unfortunately, until both black and white racists alike stop blaming each other for crippling the nation, Barry, the UN, and all of the rest of the rogue's gallery are going to keep picking apart any aspect of free living that they can. Race-baiting is the perfect red flag for the bull that is American social tension.
There wasn't anything racist about the video. It sure highlighted that there are a lot of lies being spread about the NRA, and that a lot of people believe them though. Some of the comments here were shameful.
well put.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZERO THEORY
All those people had the same opinion. Big deal.
So I could find 15 pro gun "black" people and interview them on white couch and make video.
My thoughts exactly. I've never had a problem with ANYONE because of their race. It doesn't mean they don't have problems with me for being white though.Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
Keep calm gentlemen, the vid has a total of 13k (+/-) at this time...
I'm going to address the 900 lb. elephant in this thread before it goes any further.
Reading through this thread and the comments has concerned me greatly. I have yet to watch the linked video and probably won't. It sounds like it's having the desired effect it's creators intended: to perpetuate racial hatred from all sides. More us versus them, black versus white crap.
Folks, not only are we a like-minded firearms community, or even just a CO firearms community, but we here at the CO-AR15 forums have always been a special niche. We are an extended family who can look beyond the differences of our racial, religious, cultural, etc. backgrounds to become one people. We embrace this diversity to make ourselves stronger as a whole and better as individuals. I, for one, am grateful for this diversity amongst our membership. We don't see the differences but draw on the strengths of our commonalities. I wish this was a representation of how the rest of society thought and acted too; sadly, it isn't. Some of what I'm reading here, whether stated implicitly or inferred through generality disturbs me. WE ARE BETTER THAN THIS!
If you look back several posts you'll see a post has been deleted and the member, a new member, has been banned. I can't make this any more clear: WE WILL NOT ACCEPT OR ALLOW RACISM OF ANY SORT ON THIS SITE! Anyone posting anything even perceived as racist (let's face it, this thread is full of that) will receive one warning to stop that behavior - just one. How you choose to respond to that warning will determine your continued status as a member of this site. Offensive/defensive comments back to the site staff, modifying your profile with a snarky comment, continued racist public comments, etc. will result in an immediate and permanent ban from the site; no exceptions, no appeals, and no mercy.
Proceed accordingly.