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BlogXilla For Sexual Intellectuals: Barack The Magic Negro

  • christopher · 12 months ago
    You know, I'm white, but Irish Catholic, I'm not sure how happy I'd be if they diminished my candidate with lyrics of "Paddy the magic potato eater" or anything else that caused our president elect to be judged on race or religion rather than his capabilities. It's simply wrong, rationalize however you want. You're simply WRONG.
  • But · 12 months ago
    I am a college freshman and I live with two white girls. They love to watch youtube, and laugh constantly at the parodies that involve black people acting ghetto, they have even passed buttons on face book to each other with lines from the parody written on them….I watched it for myself and thought that it wasn’t even a funny parody. (i say all this to say that they spend alot of time laughing at us & think that is how we are)They watch the shows that depict black people in an ignorant manner, listen to hip hop, watch bet and think that they have a 101 on how black people are. I feel that the main problem is that instead of just associating ignorant behavior to the one behaving ignorantly, they tend to associate it with black people as a whole …my main issue is that the music that is so appalling to them is also appalling to most of us, and everything else that is wrong in the black community. I feel as though they think that just because a black leader is black that all black people stand behind what he or she is saying even if it is blatantly wrong….or just because it is a black tv show all black people love ad adore it or because it is on bet that it is a correct depiction of black people…I for one as many other black people have stopped watching bet because of the buffoonery that is often displayed. This is why people who go on tv or make music need to be conscious of the fact that whether it is right or wrong; people see them as representing our race and that they should act like they have some sense instead of like a fool for a dollar.

    There really is no empathy between races....really sad
  • aura · 12 months ago
    And these damn "Chedda Gets Cheddar" Google ads are making it any better!!!
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    my man spotnitty broke those chedda ads down... it's a fake there are no grammatical errors... none whatsoever. I click em though to make him pay!! lol
  • Thoney Gangstasweet · 11 months ago
    ur display pic looks gross what is it of?
  • Likkle Miss · 12 months ago
    I'm appalled! Seriously
  • Martini · 12 months ago
    what makes it even worse is shows like Chance of Love and I Love New York and any other shows that attract those who want 2 minutes of fame, with people acting the fool and belittleling themselves. It's unfortunate that shows like this lend a false view to the world of how blacks live and act-which in turn has stuff like what you posted be the inside joke to white america.
  • Jennifer · 12 months ago
    You can't control what individuals do. I don't approve, but tell me the media couldn't latch on some hate language from the left anytime it wants to. I'm sure you could pull Democrats off the street and record some real doozies.
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    Now Jennifer I can agree with you. My own mother spewed some nonesense the other day and I ripped her a new one for it... It made me cringe, as she said she wouldn't buy my daughter a Hanna Montana doll because it was white.

    it's the same as this. I'm not saying anybody is better than the rest but this type of nonsense is too often promoted and accepted from the right and that's the major problem of the racist corner of the Neo-Con party.
  • Jennifer · 12 months ago
    If the neo-cons were racist, they wouldn't turn a blind eye to 12 to 20 million illegal aliens in this country. The left doesn't ever address this disparity, I guess, its politically expedient to call names. :( What is never addressed without the Democrats crying foul are the racists in their own party. Tell me blacks didn't vote for Obama in the Democratic primary over Hillary because he was black? Or should we ignore a little racism since it was an historical first? I don't like hypocrisy.
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    I didn't mean to come off as bashing all republicans, but the neo-con wing has mocked blacks for far too long. There are a lot of good republicans, I honestly think McCain is one of them along with a few others. But those Neo-Cons like Karl Rove... and his mocking rap, and a bunch of others just go too far and don't think about the effects of their little jokes. This is very offensive to me as a black man and as an American. To know that my race was put through slavery, oppressed and sprayed with hoses, denied the right to vote, read and earn a decent wage, among other things this type of stuff should not be coming from OUR gov't.

    A regular citizen... ok, it would still be offensive but not worth of writing about...
  • Thoney Gangstasweet · 11 months ago
    lol ur mom is dope! ha! i don't buy white babies either, and i stalk out all the "black barbie" stuff and will pay insame amnts of money for it. sidebar my sister would only play with white dolls since she's so light. my 'rents would buy the mexican ones that were kinda tan with the brown hair cuz my militante pere wudn't havin the white dolls at ALL! lol

    mooooving along this song was HIGHLARIOUS....why are u bama stans getting mad. barack supports bigorty! sit down somewhere. i think its a bit offensive, don't get me wrong, but calling homosexuals pedophiles is offensive and bawack doesn't have a problem with that at all soooooo....yeeaaa.... people do act like he's this savior and with minimal research u'd see he's not/this maaagiiiiccc neeegrroooo/he'd rather serve whiiiteeey/ he'll drop u like a coke habit/ when rehaaabbsss in paaaalllmmm sprriiiingss/he loooves to screw the poooor/out of their money/he'll leave u with/no heat or roof/if it pleases his/buuuddiiiiies/don't be so misguiideeed/do some reeesearch pleaaase/before we end/up like the gays/screamin this some FUUUUGGGEERRRYYYY!
  • Whome · 12 months ago
    The right to parody is one of the things that males america great. The right for people to make fun of Al Sharpton & Jesse Jackson is as American as apple pie. Look into Jesse's past. Check into how Budweiser paid him off with 2 distributorships for his sons. These "leaders" aren't as pure as some of us like to believe. No one is, not even Barack. And just because some ppl wanna act a fool on reality tv doesn't mean that they represent me. They represent a micro section of society. Get with it folks
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    Its not the sattire which is an issue the issue is poking fun at the struggle of blacks like 1. it wasn't legitimate and 2. that Snoop represents all black people like a well spoken black person couldn't be the face of all blacks. That is my problem with this whole thing.
  • Jennifer · 12 months ago
    Well its not like white people get to pick who represents them either. :)
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    lol true, but think of the white sterotypes. A tight but corporate man who cheats on his wife with a guy who likes to beat him. Or a lady who clutches her purse when she sees a black man. Now you have the trailer park whites but we all know that's a different class of whites.

    Blacks have one good stereotype, and that's is that we have BIG members.

    Oh yeah and we play sports better than whites, other than that the rest are all bad!
  • aura · 12 months ago
    The fuckery has started already
  • aura · 12 months ago
    *arent
  • John · 12 months ago
    Just when I thought that Republicans couldn't dig themself a deeper whole. Their determined to go the way of the cassette tape, landlines, and Short basketball shorts.
  • Sean · 12 months ago
    Nothing says "I love you" like a mixtape. Saltsman is an idiot; let's hope he doesn't become chairman of the RNC.
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    LMAO!!! That my friend is the funniest comment i've read in a very long time!!! lol
  • Mia · 12 months ago
    Oh, the TENNESEE GOP. What a surprise.
  • Mia · 12 months ago
    Satire? It's like watching old cartoons where the Chinese dude is always doing laundry, the black dude is always shining shoes, and the Indian guy is always dressed in Indian garb and speaking broken English. Only people who have no concern for other nationalities find this humorous.

    Perhaps the Dems should come out with a CD of the GOP...the head title will be "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas"

    Everything's funny to the GOP until you start making fun of Christians...or in other words, if it offends people who still vote for the GOP.
  • Jennifer · 12 months ago
    Its disappointing that the political discourse in this country has devolved to either being For white people, or Against them.
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    LMAO!!!! @ Dreaming of a White Christmas.
  • Hammy · 12 months ago
    I think that this story is worthy of our laughter, not because the lyrics are funny or offensive, but because Obama won and the grand ol' party (and 90% of my neighbors) can't get their heads around it. But can Rush really keep at it with Obama in the white house? Calm, cool and "right" (correct and successful) wins out every time over petty, desperate and disasterous in action. So let's laugh together, black and white, urban and suburban laugh all the way to a better America where those fat white guys, rich and poor, (and your silly roommates prior commenter) just don't matter any more, their power will dissipate and that's when race won't matter quite so much. They'll learn from the brownish person living ever nearer to them what Americans look like and act like. Its a power thing too that has shifted to some extent-- now, I can tease my boss all day long about getting old or getting fat and he'll laugh, I have no control over his future so he doesn't care what I think and the law does not protect him from me, but he'd better not mock me, or I"ll be his boss tomorrow or retire on my sexual harassment settlement. It is the combination of retained power and race that makes the difference and that is all shook up right now. With regard to being "black enough" ask those same RNC fellows and rush how black they'd think barack was if he moved in next door or showed up to take their daughter out. The strongest remaining effect of Race today in America is in the power dynamic and proximity of direct experience. The funniest racial joke I've heard lately was from a black friend of my brothers from an ivy league college who sent out an email to all his old friends the day after the election that said "All white people report to the cotton fields at 7am for orientation." Race can be funny between the races when we are on equal footing (or distant like a comedian on TV).

    FYI-I am a white woman in the suburbs of Birmingham and I supported Obama from day one with yard signs to announce the arrival of rational thought to my lily white neighborhood (had to replace the signs a few times, put up an extra one each time). Not funny.
  • Gary Simpson · 12 months ago
    RNC, how can anybody take them seriously anymore. I mean, you got guys like "the-junkie-formerly-known-as-Rush-Limbaugh" who put this crap on their shows, and they are just reinforcing the old saying: "It is better to keep your mouth shut and let them THINK you're a fool, than open it and PROVE it". How 'bout this for a song: "George W the magic honkey", or "George dubb-ya the magic cracker". Will the drug addict put something like THAT on his show? I mean, just to be 'fair' ...
  • HeadMistress · 12 months ago
    Looking at it with simplistic eyes it is appalling and disgusting but when you take a step back and really think about it it should make us all smile inside - it's their unwitting admission that they now "KNOW" their time has come, or is ending depending on how you want to look at it - they are scared.

    If this is the best they got then let them waste their time trying to distract and dissuade the weak-minded with their silly parodies....let Tiffany, Chance, Real and whoever else make asses out of themselves on TV, as embarrassing as it is to witness it only offers slight resistance to our progress as a people...a progress that EVERY other "minority group" known to man references and piggy backs on for their own causes.

    Let's not let the face of entertainment fool us, although powerful it is grossly inaccurate in its depiction of our people, much like the drunk uncle that shows out at every holiday gathering DOES NOT represent your family as a whole, these characters do not represent US as a whole - believe there are, BY FAR, more Barack's than there are Chance's - there are, BY FAR, more Michelle's than there are Tiffany's - they're not in the public eye but they are out there in spirit, intelligence, success and overall seriousness about family and life in general and they/we are the ones making CHANGE!

    Let's leave Jennifer and those like her to their simple ignorance...how funny is she?!

    "If blacks want to be treated as equals, they need to walk away from these historical crutches, despite adversity." & "Until you can't get past this, blacks will continue to be disparaged as a weight on society."

    Ignorance of such phenomenal proportions only strengthens our advantage...

    Thanks Jen!!!
  • msstarr · 12 months ago
    it's wrong...but oh friggin well

    shit like this and probably 200x worse is gonna be made bout barack...

    and I think had dis vid parodied someone else and their race, ppl would be lol about it.. So I'm jus gonna lol cuz it really isn't that serious
  • Thoney Gangstasweet · 11 months ago
    hi5 ms * seriously its not this deep!
  • Jonathon · 12 months ago
    They took off all of the "barack the magic negro" videos from youtube but they have so many anti-Bush why don't they take those off too. To my understanding people say it's okay to make fun of Bush cuz he is white but when someone does anything to a black persons action must be taken immediatly, thats not right
  • HeadMistress · 12 months ago
    Clearly you misunderstand - he's not made fun of because he's white, he's made fun of because he's an Idiot!
  • what? · 11 months ago
    Great post Xilla!!! I haven't heard the song, and hopefully I never will.
  • Missalesha · 11 months ago
  • Doug · 12 months ago
    Get over yourself, and your self-righteousness! It's satire, a parody. You are the part of the race problem in this country. I don't hear your uproar over rap lyrics, or Farakahn, or Wright, and their bigoted, hateful, racist comments. This is clearly political satire. It's always race with you when the satire, the scandal, or the crime is about, or commited by, a person of color. Who are the racists, I ask?
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    This is clearly racist... You do know white enslaved black people right? Or you fail to understand that? You voted for McCain didn't you? You are one of those people who were screaming Kill Em at the rallies?

    I mean seriously how would you like to be referred to as Trailer park trash who sleeps with his sister and and molest children?

    I do cause an uproar over some rap lyrics because SOME rap is senseless but others tell a story of the conditions that blacks are force to live in. It is clear by your comment that you don't know many black people.
  • Rowlf · 12 months ago
    when the Dixie Chicks make fun of the president they get death threats. put out blatant race baiting, even as satire, and calling the cd 'we hate the usa' is simply meant to incite more of the same old bullshit america has to get past to solve its problems.

    these people are scum
  • Jennifer · 12 months ago
    Who forces anything on blacks nowadays? I was born naked into this world like everyone else, and surely don't think it owes me anything. I'm sure the British probably defeated my ancestors on the battlefield in Scotland more than once, but I don't hold it out as the justification for everything that goes wrong in my life. If blacks want to be treated as equals, they need to walk away from these historical crutches, despite adversity. This is the biggest criticism of the Democratic party I have, that it sells victimhood. Republicans believe in a meritocracy, that your rights are derived from the individual. Democrats believe in protected classes, that your rights are derived from the group. Until you can't get past this, blacks will continue to be disparaged as a weight on society.
  • BlogXilla · 12 months ago
    Jennifer, this comment right here lost you a lot of cool points. you say
    If blacks want to be treated as equals

    so you admit you're a racist? Because in America we do treat Blacks as equals. You lower case the b in Black and capitalize the D in Democratic.

    And lets not forget how the Repubs cried foul whenever a Dem said anything critical of Sarah Palin. Do you need to watch the backlash on Obama's lipstick on a pig comment?
  • Gary Simpson · 12 months ago
    Republicans believe in a meritocracy? Would that were true; if so, they wouldn't believe in inheritance, wouldn't believe in passing wealth and status to their children. Would, instead, insist on their progeny fending for themselves. Getting ahead by what they DO; by their "merits".

    But they don't. Instead, in the GOP world, everything is 'connections'. It's about who you know, not what you know. It's about your connections, your granddaddy's club, your daddy's pals, the special favors they call in for you, to get you ahead; first, in college, then, in business. No wonder we are failing in every area of our economy today, and sliding into recession -- that's what you get when leaders are where they are because their daddies got them there ... not because of, er, "merit".

    In the Republican world, it is about lineage and peerage -- exactly the things that our ancestors 'escaped' when they left Britain 400 years ago. And yet, today, this is exactly what Republicans believe in; the same things that their ancestors eschewed are what they worship today.