I'm sorry, but you're the one who literally said every black person is a monday. I cannot even begin to fathom how you rationalize that within your psyche. With your kind of logic Obama is a monday. I don't even like Obama but he's certainly no monday. No monday can become president. Open your eyes brother.
vvv i apologize to anyone else who reads this post because after typing this i realized this argument is messy but bear with me vvv
Yes, I said every black person is a "monday" because the denotation, the
literal meaning of "monday" is a black person while the connotation and the general motive behind it is tribal and harkens back to the days of white supremacy, slavery, and racial oppression (which arguably still exists but that's a different subject for a different time). It's exactly why every black person ever is offended by being called monday by a white person. You might say, "Oh! if that's what monday means then you're tribal because you called every black person a monday!" The tribal connotation is there because it's the loving n word it will never not have a tribal connotation-but there wasn't a tribal motive behind it. I was/am using it in it's denotative form to prove a point. You, however are using it to be a stuffhead.
You are using a word with roots of hatred towards your own race as a way to segregate your own race instead of realizing that the "mondays" or appropriately "uneducated and impoverished black people" are exactly that: uneducated and/or impoverished black people. By having racial prejudice against members of your own race you are no better than those "destroying our black communities" because you and black people of your like are just driving another inner wedge into our community which is not helping with equality and tolerance both in the black community and/or in general society. (whatever your opinion is on that)