[Production_101]

Originally posted by Bie

Even if it was really JT's fault, he didnt need to apologize. That was how the industry worked. They needed controversy. It was not JT's fault that Janet couldnt benefit from the incodent and started to flop hard. It was her own fault who was not strong. Look at Britney. Britney could remain relevant after her breakup with JT and after what JT has done to her.

Britneys whte

[PULSE.]

He said nothing wrong. What's wrong with him feeling inspired by the speech? That speech should inspire everyone. A Beautiful speech.

[Sunshine.]

MLK was assassinated LESS than 50 years ago. If you think racism ended in that short time span....


...look at Trump. Yes. We're gonna keep pushing the **** back until we feel the undue pressure keeping us down and confined to lives of poverty, miseducation, and self-hatred is gone. And if equal voicing in the public realm makes you uncomfortable, then thats on you. It probably how uncomfortable most of your ancestors felt when the civil rights movement led to Marches on the capital. We all have to feel uncomfortable for things to change.

[QueenBLadyG]

DRAG HIM!

[Lyrical.]

Damn, this thread.

How can he say he feels inspired but the next second say "we are all the same"? Uh.

[PULSE.]

With the Janet Jackson thing. He really left her hanging.

[Mettaton]

Poor misunderstood Justin.

[QueenBLadyG]

Originally posted by PULSE.

He said nothing wrong. What's wrong with him feeling inspired by the speech? That speech should inspire everyone. A Beautiful speech.

No one was mad about that tweet. They were disgusted with his response to someone else's tweet, in response to his initial tweet.

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by QueenBLadyG

No one was mad about that tweet. They were disgusted with his response to someone else's tweet, in response to his initial tweet.

I mean, I get what he's saying. We're one race, the human race.

[OnMyCoolJ]

Originally posted by PULSE.

I mean, I get what he's saying. We're one race, the human race.

yes we are all one race until we get pulled over for a random check or when it's time to select who is going to stopped and frisked.

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by OnMyCoolJ

yes we are all one race until we get pulled over for a random check or when it's time to select who is going to stopped and frisked.

This is true. That's his point we all should be treated the same and not judged by the color of our skin, gender etc, well at least how I took it. Shrugs.

[Squall]

Why do you all drag him though? I don't see a single lie in what he says?

Y'all need to stop with that ****ing cultural appropriation thing, I hate you so much for this

[QueenBLadyG]

Originally posted by PULSE.

I mean, I get what he's saying. We're one race, the human race.

That would be a cute thought if there weren't so many evil, and putrid people, walking around making people who are "different" from them feel less than, or not even human.

[makeme]

Yessss snatch him. He brought up janet basdjipbasjkfsdbfkdask omfg

[6_INCH_HEELS]

He should have never tried to clap back. "We are all the same" is just stupid for a white person to tell a black person. A true #AllLivesMatter tea.

I don't think he was trying to be offensive, and I don't think he's a culture vulture. He grew up listening to and singing black music. He loves black people. But this response was just...ugh. And he could fair to march a bit more and speak out a little louder for the people he claims to admire.

[funnychick]

Originally posted by Obsession

ok.

Black people did not ask to be brought to the United States. They were brought here against their will - they were used to build a nation with their blood, sweat and tears. Asking them to go back to where they came from is not only insulting and disgusting, but it's also highly ignorant of the black history in this country.

Black people do not actually have a record of where in Africa they came from. There are many different nations and tribes, and when they were brought to the United States, their families were broken up. There are very few African-Americans who can say where their people came from in Africa because their families were so broken up, they do not know where they originated from.

Black people continue to be angry because they helped to build this nation just as much as any white person did. Y'all conveniently forget that when white people got to the United States, there were people here before they were - and when they needed work to be done, they brought black people to do it for them. Much of this empire was built on the backs of African slaves - why should their descendants not prosper from this country as much as the descendants of their tormentors?

As for the notion that black people have achieved true freedom since then, that notion is false. It was only fifty years ago, that black people were supposedly given the "privilege" of even being in the same room as white people and access to the same services white people received freely. In the face of all that, we still have a nation where the murder of black people by their public servants is permitted without consequence. Black people are also still targeted and given harsher sentences when it comes to jail.

And all of this because some people have this perception that black people are lesser because they have a darker complexion - something that is only the cause of having some more melanin, some more protection against the sun.

Why do people continue to whine about black people standing up for themselves in a nation where black people are never given the help afforded to white people? As for other races, they may feel free to stand up and speak for themselves. You would not demand a person with cancer advocate for people with HIV - why demand black people to stop speaking for themselves and give their voice to other races? I would also point out that this nation did not utilize Asian and Latino slaves the way they did black slaves. That doesn't change anything with regards to how they should be treated, but I would just point out that this nation white people think they built on their own? Yeah, they had an idea of what they wanted it to be - but they used black hands and black tears and black sweat and the blood of black people to get the job done. Now white people don't wanna give black people the dues they deserve. And still y'all call this a land of the free, a home of the brave and promise liberty and justice for all? You only promise those things to white people and everyone else gets left in the dust.

Damn Daniel.

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by QueenBLadyG

That would be a cute thought if there weren't so many evil, and putrid people, walking around making people who are "different" from them feel less than, or not even human.

True. But you can't put all white people in that box. Has JT ever said anything racist before? Serious question.

[Lights and Waves]

Yet he didn't apologize to Janet.

[makeme]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNSTS3IbeW0
This little bitch worshiped her. so ****ing fake..
Rock you body is still THAT bop tho.

[princedonte]

Originally posted by Lyrical.

Damn, this thread.

How can he say he feels inspired but the next second say "we are all the same"? Uh.

Cause we are all the same