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Let's talk about the new generation of women. You guys are disgusting. And that's for real. Now, I'm not talking about all women, okay? Let me say that. But a very big majority of you all are such low level, are such low class, classless, disgusting, embarrassing. You guys are disgusting. And then you get mad when people are not clapping for the ignorance. You guys are shameful. And because of your disgusting lowclass behavior, black women are at the bottom. People look at us as a science project. They don't understand us at all. The mindset, the way we carry ourselves, the things that we celebrate is so bad that men do not even want to commit to you guys. They don't want to be in a relationship with you. They just put you guys in situationships, pump you up with a baby, and there you go, another single mama. And then you guys want to celebrate that like that is something so big and something so we're supposed to admire that. There is nothing admirable about that. Okay? You guys are a reflection of bad parenting, a reflection of no parents, a reflection of fatherless behavior. That's what you guys look like.
This is crazy because I never thought that I'd see the day that I'd really see women getting active. And I'm starting to see a lot of women get active and holding the culture accountable. Now, like she said, this is not applicable to all women or all black women at all, cuz there are some phenomenal ones. I know some personally, it's some that work for me. It's some that work with me. It's some that I'm associated with just on some friendship type stuff. But as far as as far as the culture, and I'm going to be honest with you, like I don't even think it's just black women. I've seen so many degenerate women across the board, Asian women, white women. I've seen so many toxic white women. But I will say that it hurts my heart when I see the way that these women are carrying themselves, specifically black women, out here in the culture. And nothing is more visible than what we just seen in on spring break, both in two different places. Daytona Beach. Daytona Beach because Miami kicked everybody out and Houston, especially the Houston rodeo. It was such an embarrassment. It wasn't just an embarrassment for women in general. It was an embarrassment for the culture because, you know, that they got that behavior from their parents or the lack of parenting in general. It was just bad across the board. It was so bad that you had the sheriff's, police departments, you had police chiefs, you had mayors that were basically saying, "We don't want you back." You had residents of all of these cities that was basically saying, "We don't want you back." Right? Because they are they are usually, you know, when it comes to tourism and people coming into the spaces uh that they're in, they like to welcome more people because tourism is a gauge of how healthy a city is or how it's becoming, right? If you're able to recruit and you you able to have conferences and different things and people want to visit your city, that's one thing. But when you see people converge on the city um with unauthorized authority and they throwing parties and they just absolutely trash the beach and the police chief is making announcements on a regular basis saying that we following y'all on social media and we want to come after y'all and arrest y'all and charge y'all with not only civily but also criminally of the stuff that we see happening then you know it's bad. It's bad. And it hasn't changed like it hasn't changed for years for decades. This is generational trauma and generational curses that's been passed down uh from mother from single mother to single mother to single mother and food stamps passed down section 8 passed down fraud passed down everything has just been passed down from person to person to person and I don't think that it's beneficial at all and we always want to celebrate it we want to highlight how awesome it is as though anybody want to come to the barbecue and all of that stuff and then what makes it worse is that you have white apologists ologists that actually validate the bad behavior and then other people think that it's cool just because white people accepted it. And here's the other question that I have. When did white people's acceptance start meaning so much to black people when the majority of the people that's on welfare are raging liberal poor white people. When we think about the people that are the worst for the culture and that's costing America taxpayer dollars. Who elected Zoran Mom Donnie over in New York? Who elected Karen Bass? Who elected Brandon Johnson? All of these people collectively are toxic. And it spans it spans all demographics. It spans all all races and skin colors. It spans it tremendously. But when I see what is directly around me, and you got to remember, I'm in the blackest city in the United States of America. I'm in Detroit, Michigan. Some people would make the make the argument that is Memphis. It hasn't. It's always been Detroit. I am in a black city. I was born and raised in a black city. I've never left. I've visited around the world and I still travel on a regular basis. But make no mistake about it, I am definitely in the midst in the middle of it. I go to Atlanta back and forth on a regular basis. I go and visit Houston at least four times a year. I'm back and forth out in LA. I'm everywhere. I get to witness it, see it, observe it, and then take account what I've seen in different areas and regions throughout the United States of America. And it is bad all across the board, bar none. It is very, very bad. And then they get mad at you when you hold them accountable or when you you elevate yourself or you elevate your mind. All of a sudden you too good. All of a sudden you too goody two shoes. All of a sudden you a sellout. That's how you know it's super toxic.
Well, that's what you guys are. Put it like that. All right. And then and then again you want to get upset when people are not clapping for the ignorance. You want to call it judging. You want to call it Yeah. It is judging. Okay. And if you was back in our day, yeah, you will be judged until your behind wouldn't even want to come out the door. Okay. Yeah. What you guys have decided to celebrate is horrific. People in other communities just look at us. All right? Because what you guys have decided to clap for is the most lowlevel behavior imaginable. People in other communities, they have husbands, they have families. They don't go around getting pregnant by men. And the type of men y'all be getting pregnant from. Nasty looking men, rugged looking men, men who don't even look like they take baths. And y'all ignorant self be of the Yes, girl. Do it. Do it. Do you know how dumb you sound? Do you know how dumb you look? But I guess I'd be dumb, too, if I didn't have no parents. I guess I'd be a dummy, too, if I had parents who didn't care about me. Yeah, I guess that's how it LOOK WHEN YOU HAVEN'T been raised by nobody.
Where's the lie? I don't see any problem with what she said. And again, if it wasn't so so true for you in particular, then you wouldn't trip about it. It wouldn't even be a big deal. But you know why people trip about it is because it is true. Almost every single thing that she says is true. And when it comes from somebody that look like you, it actually hurts more and it resonate resonate more. And that's why people really really get buttth hurt and get offended. But if you get offended, then that means that you need to have train change behavior because you can't get mad at the way that other people view you. Right now, you can stand 10 toes down in it because nothing is stopping you. Freedom of speech. You have the right to do what you want to do as long as you're not uh illegally doing it or you're not hurting somebody else when you do it. You have the right to do whatever you want to do. And I suspect that this one video or my one platform is not going to change the culture. But I hope that every day the goal is to wake somebody up. The goal is to, you know, alert somebody and and and have them have some form of change behavior so that you can get better results. The goal is for people to graduate. The goal is to have no more single parent households. The goal is for people to turn back to God and turn back to church. Even if you're not perfect, the goal is to seek perfection and to ultimately try to work towards that. The goal is for you to have strong children that's not uh sassy and is not a part of the alphabet community. The goal is for people to have graduating children. The goal is for you to not have any debt and all of that stuff. And if it's something so wrong with what I'm saying, if you see something wrong with what I say the goal is, and if the problem is because we're calling out bad behavior, and this woman is awesome. I you know me I always like to link back to the content creator and make sure that I give credit where credit is due. I'm not really sure where the problem is. If if if we're the problem because we actually do the things that's best for the community and we call out the BS and if you want to point the finger out the window instead of looking at the mirror and pointing the finger, then I think that you're a bigger problem and you're not going to change. The problem is regardless of how many conversations that we have, there's still more of them than it is people that are willing to change. But hopefully we make a change over a period of time and that changes the culture completely and we get better results as a result of it and we have more conversations as fruitful for people and hopefully we can influence the youth to do something different with their life. Let me know what y'all think inside of the comments. Make sure y'all tap into the Patreon link is in the description. Tly 40% off your first order 20% off of life. I love you. I appreciate you. I think this woman is absolutely right.