how to deceive trickery。

hi. 02151994. origin: nyc. currently: somewhere upstate in white pplville. i like sour and spicy stuffs. :')
luv u (except if ur white then...we have to make a proposition here sry).

…any words come out of your mouth about the value of Black lives, or the struggle of Black folks is when you’re trying ~~to make some kind of comparison to pump up some other thing (animal rights, anti-reproductive freedom, gay marriage)~~ get Black people to do something you want them to…

…then you reveal that you don’t give a shit about the human lives you’re talking about, just expecting servitude.

It’s always so obvious when the concern troll pundits come out and talk about Black on Black violence, or the need to fix “Black Culture” or all the 1001 things that always, inevitably, demand Black people change in ways that demand more than is asked of anyone else in a similar situation, even when the CORE problem is external to them.

That is, you don’t see the right wing white people going on and on about Black on Black violence say anything about white supremacist violence, or police violence against Black people. You don’t see the anti-reproductive freedom people talk about Black women’s health care, safety, or survival outside of the demands they be denied control over their own bodies (much less what happens to those children after they’re born…). You don’t see the people who blame Black people for all the homophobia talk about the issues of upper class queer folks used as spearheads of gentrification, LGBT communities and activism that engages in racism and destroys alliances with QPOC, or how the issues of voter disenfranchisement might play a role in how those votes swing (or, what is says when white gay men ally with white people, even though it was white organized religious groups that wrote and bankrolled the bills and laws going into effect…)

You only see them talk when it comes down to, “Boy, go do this.”

… and adding, “It’s because I know what’s best for you” doesn’t actually change the core sentiment, though.