How many of you have lived in black neighborhoods?

[guest]

Personally I enjoy this BLM forum, but I’m just curious how many of you have lived around them in an area where they’re the majority?

ps - I don’t mind anthony wanting to molest prepubescent girls, but the fact that he doesn’t like my black Gods fucking infuriates me!

Huge Bill Burr fan btw :)

 

[Dog Eater]

Why the fuck would anyone do that? I’ve worked in all black areas, can’t imagine the horror of living in them.

 

[DMbN]

Lol

 

[aRTie02150]

I grew up in a Hispanic neighborhood, not sure where that ranks.

 

[Turk February]

I've lived in a building that's about 90% black, the famous 10 Sanromanoway Project at the intersection of Jane and Finch, used to be constantly in the news for it's particularly brand of gang violence. When Tom Green tried to be a rapper before the comedy thing took off he actually took a 5 hour train to film his video at this particular building. It's mostly all nonsense. Living around poor black people and living around poor white people isn't that different. Poor people just suck all around. Great food though. Any problem you have can get solved. Liquor store closed on a holiday, someone has an aunty who's got a fridge full of beers she sells for a small mark up. No pot? Wait here, I'll be back in 5 minutes. No where to smoke, my exwife has a bathroom. It's just... life... poor people life.

 

[EraGodless]

Personally I enjoy this BLM forum, but I’m just curious how many of you have lived around them in an area where they’re the majority?

ps - I don’t mind anthony wanting to molest prepubescent girls, but the fact that he doesn’t like my black Gods fucking infuriates me!

Huge Bill Burr fan btw :)

I did once for around 3 months. I wouldn't do it again.

 

[Jesse Ventura]

I've lived in a building that's about 90% black, the famous 10 Sanromanoway Project at the intersection of Jane and Finch, used to be constantly in the news for it's particularly brand of gang violence. When Tom Green tried to be a rapper before the comedy thing took off he actually took a 5 hour train to film his video at this particular building. It's mostly all nonsense. Living around poor black people and living around poor white people isn't that different. Poor people just suck all around. Great food though. Any problem you have can get solved. Liquor store closed on a holiday, someone has an aunty who's got a fridge full of beers she sells for a small mark up. No pot? Wait here, I'll be back in 5 minutes. No where to smoke, my exwife has a bathroom. It's just... life... poor people life.

I lived near there on Shoreham for a while. Sucked. Had a lot of funny run-ins with a big fat Aunt Jemima lookin’ crazy lady who constantly said “get off my sidewalk, white boy!”

 

[PickleRickle]

Those dont exist where I live.

 

[eggfeller]

i thank god that i live in area where even seeing a black person is a rarity. living in the deep south sounds horrible

 

[Mike Glyer]

I grew up in a 60%+ black city. They are horrible to be around as a collective but my best friend was, in fact, a cool Haitian kid. I currently live in a mainly white development in a 20% black borough. When we buy our next house, I want the white + Asian numbers to add up to a minimum of 95%. I will apologize in the future to my children for exposing them to the 20% element when they were younger.

 

[ThePepsiColaRapist]

Never. God no.
There were 3 black kids in my graduating class, that was enough for me.

 

[Dummy Gaynuts]

Grew up with the unique Southern experience of hating blacks yet having them everywhere, went to a half black school system that had been desegregated in the 60s, have mulatto relatives (it's a tough one man). I've lived around blacks in cities. I've never been uncomfortable around blacks tbh, just don't care for em

 

[1950'sSpaceProgram]

Here. It's fine, but the overwhelming majority of them are like 30 and over. I'd imagine if I were surrounded by a pack of prime bucks it'd be a different story.

 

[BrotherMan1488]

I lived in one ironically not that bad but it was the 90s

 

['THE NIGGER MAN']

i thank god that i live in area where even seeing a black person is a rarity. living in the deep south sounds horrible

Understatement of the year, brothaman.