Yo, what's up? It's your girl, DJ Narak. What's going on?

So, it seems like every time I come on here, we have to talk about how we shouldn't just kill black men for no reason.

And yet... reason and yet.

I think the two incidents, the woman in the park with the dog falsely calling the cops and the incident with the police officer, which, which, you know, is one of what hundreds and thousands of incidents. I think the two together is where the point

needs to be made. Is there anyone on earth, not just in America? Is there anyone on

earth who doesn't know what will happen if someone, anyone, anyone calls the police on a black man?

One.

Two, is there anyone anywhere in the world who doesn't know what will happen if a white person calls the police?

About a black man?

Three, is there anyone in the world who doesn't know what will happen if a white person

calls the police and says that a black man is threatening them?

Four, is there any fucking corner of the fucking universe where we don't know what will happen if a white woman

calls the police and says that a black man is threatening her life?

So we know what the end result is because we saw them both play out in the same week.

We saw how privileged,

demonic, racist white people behave, right? I feel like I need that caveat. I need to say all of those things just in case there's someone out there who decides that they're going to

take it personally that I'm talking about their race.

If you identify and are upset and offended by the idea of someone calling out racist white

behavior, fucking shame on you. Why are you identifying with the fucking demonic? This is why you have to realize this.

This is why people of color laugh when white people take it personal when we say white people.

This is why we laugh because you wouldn't take it personal because you know it doesn't apply to you so if you

take it personal and you internalize it it's because you do think it applies to you right oh here goes my

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