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Trillfate;c-9617433 said:i ro ny;c-9617426 said:7figz;c-9617411 said:i ro ny;c-9617407 said:7figz;c-9617404 said:ThaNubianGod;c-9617390 said:7figz;c-9617349 said:ThaNubianGod;c-9617330 said:India Arie is speaking facts like an adult. The world today is full of adult-aged children who never outgrew high school.
It's all, very clearly, her opinion, nothing necessarily "factual" about it.
If you want to agree, say that - but to say that people who are voicing their dissatisfaction with CM, are adult aged children, is itself childish.
People flaming India behind this have a point too. For example -
https://twitter.com/AlysiaSimone/status/824434366768152576
India spoke tons of facts in her post. And yeh, most of yall act like high-schoolers. "You sang for Trump, so I can't deal with you", how fucking childish does that sound? I've lost so much respect for society after the last few years, we really are becoming a joke. Anyone over the age of 25+ who is on this shit needs to seriously needs to re-evaluate what they're really about in life.
So what are you "about" and what you think a lot of people think about what you "act like" ?
Also, India Arie said that she wouldn't have performed and she doesn't agree with it either... which is pretty much what people are saying here. SO how can you agree with her, yet think everyone who disagrees with CM is childish ?
I think the whole coonhunt thing is what makes it childish.
Not sure what you mean by coonhunt, but if it's to say that calling her a coon is childish, then I gotta ask is she a coon or not ? If she did some coon shit, then what's childish about calling her a coon ?
The term is thrown around too much and here recently, it's not even representative of what the fuckin word actually means. In the rise of "black twitter" in the last 9 years, the word "coon" has taken on a new meaning altogether.
I think the word gets overused because there's so many coons out there.. from Kanye to Sheriff clark...
Chrisette may not be a coon, but she did some coon shit for cash, so she's definitely a Sellout if nothing else
I agree that it's a lot of sellouts and it might even be a decent amount of (so called) coons walking around in this age but I honestly feel it is more misguided souls.
I feel from watching The Breakfast Club interview that Chrisette believes she is more important than what she really is. I feel that a lot of these entertainers in general may have good intentions but go about trying to do things way over their realm of knowledge because of their deluded sense of self importance.
She, just like those other entertainers got played because they allowed themselves to be used as a mere photo op. They went to talk to Trump because their deluded sense of self importance made them feel like having a conversation with this man would actually make a difference. They think he would actually take into consideration what they had to say when he hasn't even given respect to actual people who have real knowledge of how the government should work for the people, how the environment is reacting to how we are effecting it and so forth.
He used their arrogance that he would actually value their opinion as a way for him to try and validate that he is far from being the bigot, racist and xenophobe that he portrayed himself to be during his campaign.