Ne parle aucune langue africaine.
Ne pratique aucune religion africaine.
Ne connait pas la philosophie africaine (faite d'humilité, de solidarité et d'élévation spirituelle).

C'est le Kémite moderne tel que le vénère la Noiraude et autres afro-centristes.

Si toutes les têtes de con étaient comme la sienne, alors les fils de tête de con pourraient dire un jour qu'ils profitent de l'argent de leurs tête de con de pères!
Un succès fulgurant dans son domaine, local, national, international. Une ligne de vêtements, une ligne d'accessoires tunning distribuée à...Miami!
Un podium à pratiquement tous les shows tunning d'Europe!
Pas mal pour une tête de con sortie de Ozhanam Batelière

Le mec est souvent décrié, hué aux Antilles

Quand un compère lapin parvient à manipuler une bande de macaques pour qu'ils fassent bling-bling, c'est une réussite pour Compère Lapin, c'est un échec pour les macaques !

Estelle Déau, Bac + 7, docteur en astrophysique, thèse de 450 pages soutenue devant le Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique.
Titre de la thèse : "Le traitement des images de la sonde spatiale Cassini et l'étude des anneaux de Saturne et du satellite Titan".
Lord Cro-Magnon, Bac - 7, docteur en rap, bling-bling et chansons pornos.
Extrait : "J'ai niqué ta meuf, ho ! ho ! ho ! Oui, ta meuf, connard de keuf ! Waf ! waf ! waf !" (traduit du baragouin anglais du mec).
Merci France-Merdique et M. Hersant de nous avoir mis à l'honneur notre 2è astrophysicienne en 3 ans.
Honte à toi BMJ qui ne valorise que les "initil", les négro-clowns et les amuseurs publics.
Le jour où j'aurai un gosse, je préférerai qu'il ou elle devienne Estelle Déau et surtout pas Lord Cro-Magon !
(M'étonne pas du tout que la Noiraude l'apprécie au plus haut point : qui se ressemble s'assemble)
Qu'on se le dise : seuls l'intelligence et le savoir sauveront le Nègre.

Antonio,
si tu ne comprends pas que le macaque manipulé pour faire bling-bling et enrichissant le compère lapin qui le manoeuvre est en situation d'échec, c'est que tu es toi-même un macaque !

C'est parce que les macaques ne se rendent pas compte qu'on les manipule qu'ils sont des macaques.

Estelle Déau, Bac + 7, docteur en astrophysique.....Lord Cro-Magnon, Bac - 7, docteur en rap, bling-bling et chansons pornos....

En tout cas, c'est le mec qui a cassé la gueule de Karam (actuel sous-sous-sous-merde au Gouvernement)un jour à l'aéroport du Lamentin.

Ogoun, Legba et Erzuli-Fréda, pourquoi ne m'avez-vous pas fait naître Eskimaude ? POURQUOI ?

certir des dents en argent ou or étaient a la mode...

Dead Prez, "Hip Hop" :

all y'all records sound the same
I'm sick of that fake thug, R&B-rap scenario, all day on the radio
Same scenes in the video, monotonous material
Y'all don't here me though
These record labels slang our tapes like dope
You can be next in line and signed; and still be writing rhymes and broke
You would rather have a Lexus? or justice? a dream? or some substance?
A Beamer? a necklace? or freedom?

Have we taken our eyes off the prize? The civil rights movement continues, but the struggle today is not so much in the streets as in the home -- and with our children. If systemic racism remains a reality, there is also a far more sinister obstacle facing African American young people today: a culture steeped in bitterness and nihilism, a culture that is a virtual blueprint for failure.

The emphasis on young people in today's civil rights struggle is rooted in demographics. America's black, Hispanic and immigrant population is far younger than its white population. Those young people of color live in the big cities and rely on big-city public schools......
ith 50 percent of Hispanic children and nearly 70 percent of black children born to single women today these young people too often come from fractured families where there is little time for parenting. Their search for identity and a sense of direction is undermined by a twisted popular culture that focuses on the "bling-bling" of fast money associated with famous basketball players, rap artists, drug dealers and the idea that women are at their best when flaunting their sexuality and having babies.

In Washington, where a crime wave is tied to these troubled young souls, the city reacts with a curfew. It is a band-aid. The real question is how one does battle with the culture of failure that is poisoning young people -- and do so without incurring the wrath of critics who say we are closing our eyes to existing racial injustice and are "blaming the victim."
Recently Bill Cosby has once again run up against these critics. In 2004, on the 50th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education decision, Cosby took on that culture of failure in a speech that was a true successor to W.E.B. DuBois's 1903 declaration that breaking the color line of segregation would be the main historical challenge for 20th-century America. In a nation where it is getting tougher and tougher to afford a house, health insurance and a college education -- in other words, to attain solid middle-class status -- Cosby decried the excuses for opting out of the competition altogether.

Cosby said that the quarter of black Americans still living in poverty are failing to hold up their end of a deal with history when they don't take advantage of the opportunities created by the Supreme Court's Brown decision and the sacrifices of civil rights leaders from Martin Luther King Jr. to Thurgood Marshall and Malcolm X. Those leaders in the 1950s and '60s opened doors by winning passage of the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act and fair housing laws. Their triumphs led to the nationwide rise in black political power on school boards and in city halls and Congress.
...........Cosby asked the chilling question: "What good is Brown " and all the victories of the civil rights era if nobody wants them? A generation after those major civil rights victories, black America is experiencing alarming dropout rates, shocking numbers of children born to single mothers and a frightening acceptance of criminal behavior that has too many black people filling up the jails. Where is the focus on taking advantage of new opportunities to advance and to close the racial gap in educational and economic achievement?

Incredibly, Cosby's critics don't see the desperate need to pull a generational fire alarm to warn people about a culture of failure that is sabotaging any chance for black people in poverty to move up and help their children reach the security of economic and educational achievement. Not one mainstream civil rights group picked up on his call for marches and protests against bad parenting, drug dealers, hate-filled rap music and failing schools.

Incredibly, Cosby's critics don't see the desperate need to pull a generational fire alarm to warn people about a culture of failure that is sabotaging any chance for black people in poverty to move up and help their children reach the security of economic and educational achievement.