Post: #226

We'll get to the point where she's simply called "crazy", rather than the arrogant, amoral, rationalizing typical feminist that she really is. The only difference is that her hamster is set to Godmode.

Post: #227

I maintain that she is crazy, and I don't see how that excuses anything.
No well adjusted, mentally sound individual can lie to these extremes for this long. This is not fibbing about your number of sexual partners, or claiming you're 3 years younger than you are. This isn't even in league with somebody like Anita Sarkesian.

You guys think she was making bank as the president of an NAACP chapter in a town of 200k? This couldn't have been about money, but attention and victim status.

Post: #228

It's no different than the rape hoaxes. Just attention and victim status. Minus the ruined innocent lives (maybe).

Post: #229

I guess she set her mind in a state where she believe what she tell.

Some of you guys are #transfinancial?
I'm!

   

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Post: #231

She is trying to ruin her brothers and exboyfriends life too. Probably kids as well.

Post: #232

The other key thing about Feminists is -- they hate black men. Hate em hate em hate em hate em. The way Hillary Clinton detests Obama. Rich well-educated white girls have always hated blacks.

For example back in the 1800s, the way a lynching happened was like this: Some white chick, feeling ornery and rebellious against mommy and daddy, would decide that she wanted to screw a black man (oh my God, what a taboo.). They would lure some black guy into bed (his friends would be telling him, "don't do it, don't do it, nooooo"). Then after the sex, she would instantly flip over and feel revulsion for him. She'd run out half naked in the street crying "RAPE" "That black devil raped me! OHMYGOD".

All the local white men and women would run in and drag this poor stupid man out of the bedroom, drag him through the city with dogs snarling and ripping hunks of his flesh out, then slowly hang him (or burn him alive...this was common too). All the white women would be in front of the crowd, chanting and sweating as they watched the black man tortured to death.

That's what Rachel Donzegal is. A racist, sleezy little white girl.

I feel so sorry for those black people I see on Twitter, who are still trying to defend her. I want to say: Don't you get it people? This woman is your worst enemy.

Post: #233

(06-19-2015 11:40 AM)MrLemon Wrote:  That's what Rachel Donzegal is. A racist, sleezy little white girl.

I feel so sorry for those black people I see on Twitter, who are still trying to defend her. I want to say: Don't you get it people? This woman is your worst enemy.

I see your point. To me it seems as though she is making a mockery of black culture and people. You can connect to the black community many other ways besides trying to change yourself. Had a black person tried whitening her skin and straightening her hair and going around proclaiming she was 'white', she would take heat badly from both sides. Hell, Stacey Dash gets death threats for just being a black Republican.

What annoys me about this whole thing is that, as someone who lived in the Pacific Northwest where she is from, there seems to be a lot of white self-hatred there for apparently no reason at all. They're the clear majority, they're not oppressed or dealing with systematic racism, their quality of living is pretty good, etc. If she was from the Northeast or South and witnessed the poor hand many blacks in those regions are dealt there, she would be riding that white priveledge pony as far as it can go. I moved back to the D.C area last year and you won't find many Rachel Dolezals there, if it all.

Post: #234

(06-19-2015 12:18 PM)MdWanderer Wrote:  

(06-19-2015 11:40 AM)MrLemon Wrote:  That's what Rachel Donzegal is. A racist, sleezy little white girl.

I feel so sorry for those black people I see on Twitter, who are still trying to defend her. I want to say: Don't you get it people? This woman is your worst enemy.

I see your point. To me it seems as though she is making a mockery of black culture and people. You can connect to the black community many other ways besides trying to change yourself. Had a black person tried whitening her skin and straightening her hair and going around proclaiming she was 'white', she would take heat badly from both sides. Hell, Stacey Dash gets death threats for just being a black Republican.

What annoys me about this whole thing is that, as someone who lived in the Pacific Northwest where she is from, there seems to be a lot of white self-hatred there for apparently no reason at all. They're the clear majority, they're not oppressed or dealing with systematic racism, their quality of living is pretty good, etc. If she was from the Northeast or South and witnessed the poor hand many blacks in those regions are dealt there, she would be riding that white priveledge pony as far as it can go. I moved back to the D.C area last year and you won't find many Rachel Dolezals there, if it all.

I know a few black folk who've said they prefer the south, Tenn and Georgia. They say the white people there are actually less racist than in northern cities. Or maybe the racism is just "less hidden".

Post: #235

(06-19-2015 12:23 PM)MrLemon Wrote:  

(06-19-2015 12:18 PM)MdWanderer Wrote:  [quote='MrLemon' pid='1048218' dateline='1434732050']

I know a few black folk who've said they prefer the south, Tenn and Georgia. They say the white people there are actually less racist than in northern cities.

Being raised in the mid west, and spending a lot of time in the DEEP south (Mississippi) growing up, one of the things that I've observed and enjoyed was knowing where I stood with people. In the south, and rural areas in general I've never experienced fake relationships. If they like you they'll talk to you. If they don't they won't even acknowledge that you exist.

Post: #236

(06-19-2015 11:40 AM)MrLemon Wrote:  The other key thing about Feminists is -- they hate black men. Hate em hate em hate em hate em. The way Hillary Clinton detests Obama. Rich well-educated white girls have always hated blacks.

For example back in the 1800s, the way a lynching happened was like this: Some white chick, feeling ornery and rebellious against mommy and daddy, would decide that she wanted to screw a black man (oh my God, what a taboo.). They would lure some black guy into bed (his friends would be telling him, "don't do it, don't do it, nooooo"). Then after the sex, she would instantly flip over and feel revulsion for him. She'd run out half naked in the street crying "RAPE" "That black devil raped me! OHMYGOD".

All the local white men and women would run in and drag this poor stupid man out of the bedroom, drag him through the city with dogs snarling and ripping hunks of his flesh out, then slowly hang him (or burn him alive...this was common too). All the white women would be in front of the crowd, chanting and sweating as they watched the black man tortured to death.

That's what Rachel Donzegal is. A racist, sleezy little white girl.

I feel so sorry for those black people I see on Twitter, who are still trying to defend her. I want to say: Don't you get it people? This woman is your worst enemy.

They hate everybody they arent extracting resources from.
This strata of women want control above all else. Black men laugh at this and go about their business. It makes feminist's blood boil.

Post: #237

(06-19-2015 12:50 PM)rpg Wrote:  They hate everybody they arent extracting resources from.
This strata of women want control above all else. Black men laugh at this and go about their business. It makes feminist's blood boil.

Brilliant.

Post: #238

One of the more amusing things to me is that feminists are generally the ones benefiting from the "systemic patriarchal and racist system" they denounce all the time.

Here is an example.

Black men who stay out of the prison system start working earlier in life than white men and especially white women. They die earlier than both too. So, they will pay more into social security and extract less from it than white women. White women start working, and paying into the system, later than any other group and they live the longest and will collect more benefits than any other group including white men.

This is even more true of upper middle class white feminists. They are literally the primary beneficiaries of the system they claim to hate. This is but just one example.

Post: #239

(06-19-2015 10:41 AM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

She'd have gotten away with it, if it hadn't been for those meddling kids....

Post: #240

(06-19-2015 06:38 PM)LeeEnfield303 Wrote:  

(06-19-2015 10:41 AM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

She'd have gotten away with it, if it hadn't been for those meddling kids....

And their dog!

Post: #241

I can't believe this hasn't been posted yet.

Post: #242

Blogger and ROK contributor Obsidian weighed in on it with some very good points:





He pokes fun at the whole situation, but also some of the black community who to fame and fortune forever using their "blackness" for it - all despite the fact of being bi-racial and coming from very wealthy families.

Post: #243

"Just a few weeks after Rachel Dolezal transfixed the nation with her bogus claims to black heritage, yet another professor stands accused of falsely claiming a different racial identity to advance her career.

Andrea Smith, a professor of media and cultural studies at the University of California at Riverside, has started to draw attention in the wake of the Dolezal incident from those who say she has for years falsely claimed to have Cherokee blood. The case is arguably much more significant, though, because while Dolezal was a relatively undistinguished academic at Eastern Washington University, Smith is recognized as a significant scholar in her field. She routinely appears as a featured scholar at major events and has written books that were well-received by her colleagues (though others may question the broader worth of works like Conquest: Sexual Violence And American Indian Genocide).

Her career has largely been defined by her supposed American Indian identity. Besides her academic work, she also helped create the organization INCITE!, which describes itself as a collection of “radical feminists of color.” She’s also been active in the Indian group Women of All Red Nations (WARN).

But according to many, Smith’s Cherokee identity is a complete sham."

http://dailycaller.com/2015/07/06/top-am...ke-indian/

Post: #244

Gee why aren't these women embracing their White privilege?

Post: #245

Some stupid female reporter, thought that the Iran press conference would be a good time to ask about Bill Cosby and the Medal of Freedom.

This is more important than global stability.

Post: #246

(07-07-2015 02:30 PM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  "Just a few weeks after Rachel Dolezal transfixed the nation with her bogus claims to black heritage, yet another professor stands accused of falsely claiming a different racial identity to advance her career.

Andrea Smith, a professor of media and cultural studies at the University of California at Riverside, has started to draw attention in the wake of the Dolezal incident from those who say she has for years falsely claimed to have Cherokee blood. The case is arguably much more significant, though, because while Dolezal was a relatively undistinguished academic at Eastern Washington University, Smith is recognized as a significant scholar in her field. She routinely appears as a featured scholar at major events and has written books that were well-received by her colleagues (though others may question the broader worth of works like Conquest: Sexual Violence And American Indian Genocide).

Her career has largely been defined by her supposed American Indian identity. Besides her academic work, she also helped create the organization INCITE!, which describes itself as a collection of “radical feminists of color.” She’s also been active in the Indian group Women of All Red Nations (WARN).

But according to many, Smith’s Cherokee identity is a complete sham."

http://dailycaller.com/2015/07/06/top-am...ke-indian/

We have done this to ourselves because we live in a nation that rewards people by being part of a minority group. We have incetivized victimization, racial/ethnic/religious/sexual discrimination, and classicism. The least perceptively "privileged" you are the more socially rewarded. Native Americans are one of the most protected groups because of all the historical injustices brought to them by European immigrants generations ago. Checking off that box gives you bonus civil-service exam points, tax breaks, access to exclusive academic and financial programs, etc. The best part is, because native American bloodlines are not as documented or easily traceable as other ethnic groups - it can easily be bullshitted.

Post: #247

(07-15-2015 01:59 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  Some stupid female reporter, thought that the Iran press conference would be a good time to ask about Bill Cosby and the Medal of Freedom.

This is more important than global stability.

Women will never care about war, global stability, and geopolitics to the same degree men will as by and large, they aren't the ones who will lose to the degree men do. War is between men, and the losers are killed. Their women are simply absorbed into the winner's circle. Yes I know women have suffered a great deal in war too (Russian women in World War II come to mind), but more often than not they're the collateral damage vs. the intended target. Men want to know who's going to try to take what's theirs.

Post: #248

From the New York Post

Rachel Dolezal is styling black hair to make ends meet

Quote:She’s unbeweavable!

The disgraced NAACP leader who sparked a national uproar amid accusations she was masquerading as a black woman is using the skills she used for her startling transformation to make ends meet.

Rachel Dolezal is now braiding and weaving hair just to survive in Spokane, Wash., she told Vanity Fair online.

Dolezal, 37, said she has had a rough time in the wake of the scandal, which forced her resignation as head of Spokane’s NAACP chapter. She also lost her job at Eastern Washington University — where she worked as an adjunct and once taught a course on the politics of black hair.

“My last paycheck was like $1,800 in June,” she said. “[I lost] friends and the jobs and the work and — oh, my God — so much at the same time.”

Dolezal now takes appointments about three times a week, she told the magazine’s Web site, adding that her passion for styling black hair was sparked as an undergraduate at Belhaven University in Mississippi.

Despite the backlash, Dolezal continues to identify as a black woman.

“It’s not a costume,” she told the magazine’s site. “I don’t know spiritually and metaphysically how this goes, but I do know that from my earliest memories, I have awareness and connection with the black experience, and that’s never left me.

“It’s not something that I can put on and take off anymore. Like I said, I’ve had my years of confusion and wondering who I really [was] and why and how do I live my life and make sense of it all, but I’m not confused about that any longer,” she added. “I think the world might be, but I’m not.”

She admits she has some regrets, including not talking to those close to her about what was really going on.

“If I would have known this was going to happen, I could have said, ‘OK so this is the case. This is who I am and I’m black and this is why,’ ” she said.

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