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[Lovingsex2012]

Btw both blacks and whites both have called on Jamie Foxx to apologize for his racist comments. You are pretty isolated in your racist way of thinking.

[Mandingo the Barbie Lover]

Lol. "Your racist" "your racist" "your racist". If screaming this from the top of your dick sucking cucky boy lungs makes u feel better then so be it. I have entertained your feminine ass long enough. Go ahead and reply but I'm out of this thread.

[Lovingsex2012]

Originally Posted by Mandingo the Barbie Lover

Lol. "Your racist" "your racist" "your racist". If screaming this from the top of your dick sucking cucky boy lungs makes u feel better then so be it. I have entertained your feminine ass long enough. Go ahead and reply but I'm out of this thread.

Yeah yeah yeah. Take the plunger from your ass and go stalk someone else Ken doll lover. Lmao fucking pussy.

[curiouserandcuriouser]

Originally Posted by bksteele

Can't believe that went on for six pages....WTF are we thinking about! Can we spend our time on something other than a fictional movie and a post from someone that clearly has no idea of how things operated in that time period. Does racism still exist in US and the world YES, but in a more subdued manner rather than the days of constitutional approved "Jim Crow Laws (1876 -->1965). Those days were a blackman would be lynched for looking at a white lady. The days where if they didn't want you for vote they didn't count your vote if they allowed you to vote (Didn't need any voter ID Laws) And we are not that far removed from those days of black inferiority movies playing the maid, chauffeur or the butler. We should always take time to honor those that have endured so we could have it better than they did, and teach those whom don't know so we don't end up back there because we think they got here all by themselves. It should be looked at, as "in spite of" not inferiority, that's how the mass media looks at people. We stand on the shoulders of those that have come before us... from Elijah McCoy, 10th Cavalry to Colin Powell and so on. If we do not learn from our history.... we are doomed to repeat it!!! I don't like everything about anybody personality, including myself find something in common and build from there Ya B EZ now

Thank you for the breath of fresh air in this vile thread. I have been in the sandbox (Thank you Alley and Cali for sharing your cake and for letting me play with your toys lol) but I do want to thank you for reminding us that we have the people who came before us to thank for where we are today. Tomorrow, January 1st, will mark the passage of 150 years since Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. A lot has happened in that time, some good, some bad, but we all have the same goals in life as humans, as we walk/run/toil/crawl on our journey, and that is to create a better world for our children, and to have our basic needs of food, shelter, and sex met. I can personally say that I respect every single person I meet until they give me reason to do otherwise, and I went to college for 8 years and many of my university professors were black. The president of my university is black. The president of this great nation is black. And 150 years is not that long of a time really in the grand historical record so what I wanted to say was that I think we have come a long way, though there is still much more to do. I thank all of those people, black and white, who came before us and helped us on our journey.
Peace and love to all in the coming year...

[newblkman22]

Originally Posted by curiouserandcuriouser

Thank you for the breath of fresh air in this vile thread. I have been in the sandbox (Thank you Alley and Cali for sharing your cake and for letting me play with your toys lol) but I do want to thank you for reminding us that we have the people who came before us to thank for where we are today. Tomorrow, January 1st, will mark the passage of 150 years since Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. A lot has happened in that time, some good, some bad, but we all have the same goals in life as humans, as we walk/run/toil/crawl on our journey, and that is to create a better world for our children, and to have our basic needs of food, shelter, and sex met. I can personally say that I respect every single person I meet until they give me reason to do otherwise, and I went to college for 8 years and many of my university professors were black. The president of my university is black. The president of this great nation is black. And 150 years is not that long of a time really in the grand historical record so what I wanted to say was that I think we have come a long way, though there is still much more to do. I thank all of those people, black and white, who came before us and helped us on our journey.
Peace and love to all in the coming year...

Just wanted to say I like you and BlkSteele's posts. Very very intelligent and insightful.

[Lovingsex2012]

Well said and is exactly how I feel. I know I could have maybe handled this situation better. Racism in any form is evil and not acceptable. I have a very hard time with any racist. So I guess in this case I let my temper get the best of me. To me this was not about a movie, but strictly about racism in general. History has happened and can't be taken back, but we have come a long ways. When I see a racist I tend to call them out. I hate I upset others on here and will try my best not to let someone bait me into this stuff again. This guy probably doesn't even care enough to remember it but he was extremely offensive, racist and sexist to my wife when she was on the site. She has decided not to even get on the site anymore because of him, and all the fakes on here. She says it isn't worth it to her. Anyhow, all of that is why I take great exception to him when he acts like he does. It takes a real pussy to talk to a woman like he did. He is lucky as hell is what he is. Again I apologize for offending anyone on here, but I think any husband would take exception to all the racist and other stuff he said to my wife. In the future I will ignore him and try my best to take the high road.

[Mandingo the Barbie Lover]

I said I was through so how much longer are you going reference me in your bullshit posts? Its a lot of feminine energy coming from your bitch ass. I said I'm done with this shit so stop mentioning me in your woman like rants. P.S. it takes a real "pussy" to watch another man beat the brakes off his wifes pussy. Lol.

[Lovingsex2012]

Originally Posted by Mandingo the Barbie Lover

I said I was through so how much longer are you going reference me in your bullshit posts? Its a lot of feminine energy coming from your bitch ass. I said I'm done with this shit so stop mentioning me in your woman like rants. P.S. it takes a real "pussy" to watch another man beat the brakes off his wifes pussy. Lol.

Says Mandingo as I throw him a towel to clean off his face.

[Tylersupports]

Originally Posted by Tylersupports

Very powerful movie, it's set in the 1860s two years before the american civial war about black slavery and their owners who made them work for them, and the overall way blacks were treated back then. There are alot of black men in that movie I would have loved to see with white women, not even just for sex but dating and having children together, there are a few scenes in it with white women looking at the black men like they wnated them..I bet they really did but there was so much hatred and racism back then. It made me with I could bring a hundred or so black men back from then to our time and let them be with white women, or if I could go back in time with fourty or so women for them to comfort them, that movie really made me think..I highly recommend you all go see it!

First of all I just have to say im very dissapointed in this Interracial Communtiy; or atleast the few that posted in this thread calling me a "Idiot" for my topic post or "Childish".. As you can clearly see from the original title and my post quote above I was talking about a movie set in the 1860s about black slavery, and I wish interracial was more accepted back then and that there were dozens of handsome black men I would have loved to see with white women, but the trolls took over and put words in my mouth, maybe I should just delete the topic? maybe I will just leave it up so if anyone wishes to go see the movie they can do so since its highly recommended on my movie list.

[strange1]

Personally, I hope Tarantino does a 70's style horror meets Italian horror mixed with asian cult cinema next.