Wanton blakk menz

[julie*mango]

oww cum mzungu media luv fii bigg upp whorish blakk menz.

P Diddy sexing odda oomen an him babee madder Kim jus a watch

Busta Rhymes an him how much babee maddas him have bout di place

fram da way mzungu media mekk itt seem blakk menz ar soo eezee

itt seem too mii manee blakk menz ave noo shame inn engaginn inn whorish beehaviors

[blugiant]

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skellee afta babee skellee cum mii aggoo xxamine yu prablem widd blakk menn

[julie*mango]

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All fun and joke aside...what's up wid dis pimps and hos culture...BET sick mi stomach. Mi caan bear fi watch di music video dem.

[Pepper]

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Really Skelz...I thought they were all in jail. [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/confused.gif[/img]

[Hush Darlin]

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skells how was de dacta

[delawaregrl]

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The lil angel will be here tommorow... Take your butt to the mall and shop and walk....

[julie*mango]

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Pepper...no badda wid ie [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/70456-eyebrows.gif[/img]

Mi jus a play pon Blu nerves. All a him tredd dem dedicated to mzungus abd blakk oomen but neva yet di blakk man...so mi jus a help him get started.

[Pepper]

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Skelly, of course I get your point. That's why I asked that stupid question.

[Tropicana]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Skelli0n</div><div class="ubbcode-body">All fun and joke aside...what's up wid dis pimps and hos culture...BET sick mi stomach. Mi caan bear fi watch di music video dem. </div></div>

I agree. Sickening. The former owner took NO responsibility. He said "I am a producer not a social worker". Apparently BET is no longer Black owned.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> BETHESDA, Md. — BET founder Robert Louis Johnson is calling the next phase of his career his "second act." If it's anything like the first, it'll be worth tuning in.
Johnson, who became the nation's first African-American billionaire when he sold the BET media empire for $3 billion to media giant Viacom in 2000, has made a number of big purchases in the past few years, seeking out areas of the economy that have largely been untapped by African-Americans.

He's now the biggest black hotelier in the country. He's started hedge and private equity funds to invest in businesses and to provide investment vehicles for pension funds and others.

And in 2002 he became the first African-American to wholly own a professional sports team when he bought the NBA franchise in Charlotte.

Johnson, who left BET in January and now owns RLJ Cos., announced last month that he is starting a bank. Urban Trust Bank will be geared mainly toward African-Americans and other minorities, providing mortgages, investment opportunities, student loans and other banking options.

Johnson, 60, the great-grandson of a freed slave, says his success has helped open doors for other minorities. Yet he makes no apologies that his main focus is building the bottom line.

"I'm in business to make money," says Johnson in a wide-ranging interview in his new offices in this Washington, D.C., suburb. "You can do well and do good. But at first, you have to focus on the blocking and tackling of running a good business."

That attitude has made Johnson an overwhelming business success. When he took BET public, it was the first black-owned company on the New York Stock Exchange.

But his stance has frustrated and angered some African-Americans, such as Raleigh, N.C., News & Observer newspaper columnist Barry Saunders, who say Johnson flourished by selling low-cost programming that focused on sex and violence rather than quality shows that explored more enriching areas of black culture. "His history of exploiting African-Americans means he is going to have to prove himself," Saunders says.

Johnson, who goes by Bob, says he never started BET to be anything more than a money-making entertainment channel. "I never really embraced that notion that BET was an heirloom that belonged to the greater black society," Johnson says. "BET was a business that had a great impact on African-American society, but it didn't belong to it. And so, my thing is that we want to contribute, we want to add value. But we have to operate according to the philosophy that you have to exist in a world where business decisions have to be made based on business, not on political notions or social agendas."
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And people are probably going to slaughter me for saying this but a troot me a talk. I am sick of Black male poducers filling their films and videos with whorish looking Black women who ongle know how fe wind up dem bottom and the ever present trashy White woman. It shows what fills the fantasy lives of so many of these guys.

[tsophra]

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buuutt..BET was like that before he sold it..

funny they, also, had a rep for giving black comedians the worst..Chris Rock used to run jokes bout been black comedians been sent to work at BET as punishment [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/bubble.gif[/img]

[Tropicana]

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I know. Mi did quote im response to the criticism already...he said "I am a producer not a social worker". Basically he couldn't care less. I went a step further and risked being lynch to point out that he is not the only one at fault here. The disgraceful manner in which some Black male producers and rappers have chosen to portray women is just as disgusting.