Author Topic: Tenzuni: self-proclaimed tribal  (Read 23479 times)

You keep saying you don't care

but you're still posting here
Because its fun :)


You're not that bright are you?
Lmfao, if you've got such an issue with me, why keep replying?


Lmfao, if you've got such an issue with me, why keep replying?
really


Lmfao, if you've got such an issue with me, why keep replying?
the meltdown has commenced


like bro you can't even handle people on the internet calling you names. I'd hate to see what you're like irl


I don't have to stop if everyone else wont.
Are you 5 years old?


I don't have to stop if everyone else wont.
then in that case they don't have to stop if you do, meaning that the argument will last until one of you dies of old age

His opinion is backed up by factual data.  He proclaimed that he is aware of being called a tribal and a bigot, not that he is one.

Many black people I have met have both positive and negative qualities.  The negative ones really get up me arse, for lack of better words.  When it comes to trying to make arrangements and getting them to perform their best and not leaving you to do their work for them, it can be neigh impossible.  However, their familial culture tends to make up for this, but this is dependent on the understanding of the other person.

I'm mainly addressing the ones coming from Africa, not the ones bred in Western societies.  However, it depends on which region of Africa, I find.  I have also had the pleasure of meeting African Black people who come from the leftmost region of Africa who are very hard working, moral, timely and efficient - sometimes to an imposing degree.  Many of which I have maintained close friendships and have had absolutely no issues making arrangements with.

So, he is entitled to his opinion because he has backed it up.  He is only slightly biased in his experience, which he has no control over.

I'm not sure why you're making so big of an issue out of something so miniscule, unless there is an ulterior motive.


the meltdown has commenced


like bro you can't even handle people on the internet calling you names. I'd hate to see what you're like irl

Are you 5 years old?
Name calling doesn't hurt me, but when trying to have an intelligent discussion, throwing insults isnt the way to go.

And no, im 19. Thanks for asking.

Name calling doesn't hurt me, but when trying to have an intelligent discussion, throwing insults isnt the way to go.
Then don't do it.

His opinion is backed up by factual data.  He proclaimed that he is aware of being called a tribal and a bigot, not that he is one.

Many black people I have met have both positive and negative qualities.  The negative ones really get up me arse, for lack of better words.  When it comes to trying to make arrangements and getting them to perform their best and not leaving you to do their work for them, it can be neigh impossible.  However, their familial culture tends to make up for this, but this is dependent on the understanding of the other person.

I'm mainly addressing the ones coming from Africa, not the ones bred in Western societies.  However, it depends on which region of Africa, I find.  I have also had the pleasure of meeting African Black people who come from the leftmost region of Africa who are very hard working, moral, timely and efficient - sometimes to an imposing degree.  Many of which I have maintained close friendships and have had absolutely no issues making arrangements with.

So, he is entitled to his opinion because he has backed it up.  He is only slightly biased in his experience, which he has no control over.

I'm not sure why you're making so big of an issue out of something so miniscule, unless there is an ulterior motive.
Im sorry but you really have to read all the comments from that topic that he posted.

Name calling doesn't hurt me, but when trying to have an intelligent discussion, throwing insults isnt the way to go.
during your time in this intelligent discussion you've been everything but
you constantly tried to refer back to slave days as your entire argument most of the time