Bill Cosby Rape Accusations

The Dark King said:
Bliss he was a black man in the 60s and 70s. You don't need proof now to convict and/or murder a black man in 2017 you sure as hell didn't need it then. And this is the U.S. land of anti-miscegenation land of the ku Klux Klan which was formed funded and supported to prevent this very thing. This very thing that has been well baked into the American fear psyche. A black man unbridled and going around raping white women. The mother's daughters sisters and wives that everyone is trying so desperately to protect and without exception everyone just says Ok?
Come the fuck on. Like I said I've been black in this country far too long to ever believe that. 50 women bliss fucking 50 and not one time did he get arrested let alone get a noose around his neck. Please please brush up on your American history especially during that time period where whistling or staring too long meant absolute death
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Have we not gone over this before? He didnt move atound in the South..it was Holywood.

If we go by your premise, every single rape ever committed in Hollywood in the 60's and 70's by any man, black or white ...was reported.
Stop it.
 
Bliss said:
Have we not gone over this before? He didnt move atound in the South..it was Holywood.

If we go by your premise, every single rape ever committed in Hollywood in the 60's and 70's by any man, black or white ...was reported.
Stop it.
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Who said everyone? I'm saying these dozens of people over 50 people where everyone not only didn't report it but kept it from their friends and family and all those people keeping their mouth shut. And I don't care if we're talking Hollywood it's still very much a part of the U.S.
Celebrity treatment has never meant a thing for black men when it comes to white women. Jesus Christ himself isn't famous or loved enough to get away with something like that
 
samson1701 said:
Yeah, if he had been cosigning hood behavior, everyone would still have his back because he would've been "keeping it real."

But, as we all know, the quickest way to turn African America against you is to tell them some common sense shit. The minute he told young black America (and some old ones, too) to act like you got some sense, dress like you're serious about getting ahead in this world and read a book every now and again, his clock began ticking.

Doesn't matter what he may have done to these women, what he said about our culture is true. Kids so used to being coddled by their mommas, that the second a man speaks to them, the way a black man speaks to kids headed in the wrong direction, their feelings are hurt. They don't take it to heart and make changes. They scream and yell about being talked to and advised because he doesn't know them personally.
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Dude. Wish I could like this post more than once.
 
MightyLighty said:
It's rather condescending to tell a whole group of people how to behave, when 1. you don't know every black person and 2. making the assumption that the majority of them are somehow dysfunctional and need Bill "I give Quaaludes to multiple women" Cosby to lecture them of how to behave. In someways, what bill is receiving is karma, or what the great Paul Mooney said: "the nigga wake-up call".

I furthermore, ain't it hypocritically coming from Bill since he was the one back in 09' that blasted Obama for bringing race into to the incident involving his buddy Skip Gates? And he also couldn't tell whether racism was at play in the Zimmerman case.
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Butthurt sista resents taking direction from a black man in a leadership position, particularly an elder like Dr. Huxtable (whose alleged "rapes" were unknown at the time), so of course he must be destroyed.

If you were not a "dysfunctional" negro, then Dr. Cosby's observations at the time had nothing to do with you, simple as that. If you were/are triggered by his remarks, you must be part of the problem, IMO.
 
RicardoCooper said:
Butthurt sista resents taking direction from a black man in a leadership position, particularly an elder like Dr. Huxtable (whose alleged "rapes" were unknown at the time), so of course he must be destroyed.

If you were not a "dysfunctional" negro, then Dr. Cosby's observations at the time had nothing to do with you, simple as that. If you were/are triggered by his remarks, you must be part of the problem, IMO.
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No your right, I'm not a dysfunctional negro, but can I not still dispel someones clear breach of logic? That "person A isn't apart of the group that person B is critiquing argument so therefore shouldn't interject" is a logical fallacy.
 
MightyLighty said:
No your right, I'm not a dysfunctional negro, but can I not still dispel someones clear breach of logic? That "person A isn't apart of the group that person B is critiquing argument so therefore shouldn't interject" is a logical fallacy.
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Shorter: Triggered by criticism from a black male authority (at the time) figure. Like I said.

PS: What you said isn't "logical" at all.
 
samson1701 said:
Yeah, if he had been cosigning hood behavior, everyone would still have his back because he would've been "keeping it real."

But, as we all know, the quickest way to turn African America against you is to tell them some common sense shit. The minute he told young black America (and some old ones, too) to act like you got some sense, dress like you're serious about getting ahead in this world and read a book every now and again, his clock began ticking.

Doesn't matter what he may have done to these women, what he said about our culture is true. Kids so used to being coddled by their mommas, that the second a man speaks to them, the way a black man speaks to kids headed in the wrong direction, their feelings are hurt. They don't take it to heart and make changes. They scream and yell about being talked to and advised because he doesn't know them personally.
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I never understood why people were offended. The things he said were important. Speak good english, no sagging ect......

He always told the kids on his shows to put education first.
 
MightyLighty said:
How sway, HOW?
SMH, you're the one triggered every time about bw, EVEN when there's no mention of them.
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One could say that I wouldn't be triggered if a BW wasn't here hint hint

And they are relevant as they were the most offended by Dr. Cosby's remarks at the time. On topic and on point but then again, my thinking always is.
 
See, this is precisely what I'm talking about. Because he didn't say it in a "nice way," because he said it directly: that totally invalidates what he said. How is that, in any way, logical? One of the strengths in the black community is we have been a people who have traditionally told like it is. Our elders never cared about your hurt feelings if they were saying something they felt you needed to hear. But, now, because so many of us have grown up without real black male role models, we have to be talked to a certain way so our widdle feewings aren't disturbed and we're not made to feel like we're being talked down to. Well, you we're being talked down to because, if that's how you're living, you're not an equal. You haven't earned that level of respect.

And, as far as how Cosby was living his life? So what? It's still true. Let me illustrate it for you: let's say you're about too walk off of a cliff but you don't realize it. Then a man, you don't know, points out to you that you're about to walk off the side of a cliff and die. You look and confirm that you will, in fact die, if you continue to walk off of that cliff. Suddenly, you notice that the man who warned you about the cliff is about to walk off of a different cliff in another direction. Would you say, "Fuck him! I'm going to keep walking off this cliff, even though I know I'll die because the guy that warned me is going to walk off of a cliff himself?" No, you wouldn't. And you'd be pretty stupid if you did. Well, the same logic that applies here, applies to what Cosby said.
 
RicardoCooper said:
One could say that I wouldn't be triggered if a BW wasn't here hint hint

And they are relevant as they were the most offended by Dr. Cosby's remarks at the time. On topic and on point but then again, my thinking always is.
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Actually, ww/wm were mostly triggered. Many bw actually support Cosby, including his ex-lawyer Monique Pressley.
 
Jury deliberations began here today.

1/3 said they had already formed a biased opinion (either way) and many have said being sequestered for months would be very difficult for them.

I wonder if cameras will be present.
 
Why are they bothering with this...? His celebrity and wealth is gonna get him off..

If he is found guilty...there will be rioting in the streets...are they prepared for this...?
 
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