I just saw the video over on twitter (The Vault). You may not get that that’s a form of racism, but it is.

You need to be more self-aware before coming on the Internet and feeling that you have some type of authority to speak on black people while also talking down to black people. And when I want to speak on something or have a conversation about something that I don’t have anything real authority about, I certainly don’t speak on it like a brazen a-hole. And you expect your perspective to be taken seriously? I’m smart enough to know my limitations and what I do and don’t have real insight about. Just hooked up with some random black guys throughout the years.

You didn’t even say that you dated a DL black guy or had a DL black friend. Hooking up with some random DL black guys doesn’t mean you know anything about black culture or struggles. While your post honestly just comes off like you were looking for an excuse to shade black people. As soon as you start using dismissive, cheesy words like that you automatically come off like a tool. If all you have are corny terminologies like “woke” and “cancel culture” or whatever silly Twitter shit to bolster your point then you don’t really have a point. Let black/non-white people have that discussion. While there are generally tons (tons) of white guys who are closeted or who move with insecurities and validation seeking or who bs about the dimensions of their sexuality or where they are in the gender, sexual, affection, romantic attachment, emotional investment, commitment spectrum. It’s very little difference compared to the white south, white people in rural areas, very religious white folks, white Republicans. are still issues in the “black community”. Yes, male homophobia, DL culture, toxic masculinity, gay panic, internalized phobias, gay resentments, queers with mental health struggles, etc. You will never get even half of the story or nuances from a personal and sociological perspective. No matter how much you think you know, you can’t comprehend beyond the surface level. I don’t know why white people always feel the need to comment on black culture and black issues with such authority. I was hoping BarryM was black or at least non-white, which is why I didn’t call him out.

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