Denmark Vesey: Should Jasai's Budha Card Be Revoked?

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Should Jasai's Budha Card Be Revoked?

jasai said...

no judgement. just preference. again, he will do what he wants.and BTW, if a man is gay i certainly would not sanction him marrying a woman just to make those who are uncomfortable with the reality of homosexulaity happy. Even if the man were my son.

as a matter of fact, I would kick his asscause i don't know a single woman, black or white that would rather a gay man marry her than marry or "be with" another man.

when arab families assert that they want their children to marry within their culture they are called proud.

same with

mexicans

asians

jews

i could care less what the peanut gallery thinks.

i'm a brown girls for brown girls.

Uh Oh. Wait till Justin Timberlake hears that.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...: DV, you doin all this cuttin, pastin and posting and still aint answered the question posed to you.

Jasai: ....Yet if you scroll down a few paces you will see that at some point in the not so distantpast someone else believed that dating white women was at least more degrading than hip hop.(see H. Ford and white woman photo to the right)

hmmmmmm; Jun 19, 2007, 7:15:00 PM
Denmark Vesey said...: Jasai: ....Yet if you scroll down a few paces you will see that at some point in the not so distantpast someone else believed that dating white women was at least more degrading than hip hop.(see H. Ford and white woman photo to the right)

hmmmmmm

Oh?

Was that for me?

I didn't understand what ya'll were talking about. Thought that was some inside chick joke. My fault.

Um. Let me see ...

Harold Ford.

Nah. I wasn't saying there was anything wrong with dating white women by posting that flick.

I was illustrating the ludicrous hypocrisy of laying the blame for the "degradation of black women" at the feet of Hip Hop.

Also I associate the sentiment that anything "degrades black women" as punkish. Ergo I paired the concept with the punkest man in America.

Besides,

if you think about. What about the image is in the least bit inter-racial?; Jun 19, 2007, 7:34:00 PM
Anonymous said...: DV

please.; Jun 19, 2007, 7:36:00 PM
Anonymous said...: No Jasai, you meant, negro please!

I held back a little.; Jun 19, 2007, 7:47:00 PM
Denmark Vesey said...: Please what?

Did I miss something?; Jun 20, 2007, 11:54:00 AM

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