Re: hip hop responds (ndc)
- From: "volkfolk" <volkfolk@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 12:10:34 -0400
"Ken Fortenberry" <kennethfortenberry@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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volkfolk wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
volkfolk wrote:
<snip> Go fuck yourself, ... (You fucking ***)LOL !! Some people might find that rampage offensive too. But I
just consider the source.
Just calling em as I see em. ...
Me too, Scot. The difference is I'm a lot less, uh ... how shall
we say, *emotional* about it. ;-)
Hugs and kisses, Sweetie.
Likewise
You remind me of what someone once said of Shrub, born on third
base and thinks he hit a triple. You come from a white family of
wealth and privilege yet you consider yourself a "self-made man"
Again you don't know *** from shinola when it comes to me and my family.
Yeah, I do come from a wealthy white family. I am also the black sheep of
that same family. I'm not wealthy though, far from it. And I didn't follow
any career path that would even remotely qualify me as a "self made man" I'm
a carpenter for god's sake. If anything I have practiced downward mobility.
I haven't spent my life in an ivory tower, in corporate America, I am a blue
collar guy.
I care far more about playing music than I ever did about a "career"
and refuse to accept that a great many black people in this country
who haven't had your good fortune see the world as a much darker
place than you could ever imagine.
Thanks for telling me all about what I know and don't know. I feel so much
more enlightened now#####
Again, you don't know what my life experiences are. Yeah, I did come from a
family of wealth and priviledge, but my father also was very active in an
organization called ABC (A Better Chance) and we sponsored several kids from
Harlem and Bedford/Stuy to live with us and attend the local High School.
Granted it was 25 years ago, but I have an intense appreciation for how
difficult it is for Blacks. And I never said it wasn't difficult for them,
that was your extrapolation of my opinion.
I work with plenty of black guys too. I have had long discussions about
race, prejudice etc. And guess what some of them even agree with me about
some of this stuff.
Like most clueless people you're so clueless you don't even know you're
clueless.
Pot>Kettle.
I really appreciate your enlightening me about what I know and don't know
about my life######
Scot
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