Comments on: Tiny little hip hop whores

By: Not your businnes

Not your businnes — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:28:57 +0000

This goes to Ian Thorpe. Honestly I am African and am extremely offended by your comment. Fist, the majority of Africa no longer has tribes. Tribes are only in the most primitive parts. Secondly, you say that Africa is the most racist continent when in reality you should be worrying about how racist your own comment is. You would think that at this point in time the level of ignorance that people show would have decreased but apparently this is not the case.

By: Sally

Sally — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:09:52 +0000

Some valid points raised in these replies (it all starts at home), but this subject is evidence of the perpetual expansion of capital in order to sustain itself. The constant creation of new markets via the fabrication of new needs is how the world we created must function. We want ipods, HiDef TV’s etc. and this is the downside of that. The question of (bad)taste aside, the root causes of this problem are; capitalism, the low standards of popular media, the false idealization of pop-culture figures and most significantly sub-standard education systems that generate unfit parents who raise parasitic children.

By: Sean

Sean — Sat, 17 May 2008 20:41:18 +0000

At least the kids are properly covered by the clothing, slutty though it may be. There’s a girl in my daughter’s grade one class who showed up for ball practice in “hipster” jeans with her THONG UNDERWEAR clearly visible. What kind of @#$%ing moron of a parent puts their six-year-old in thong underwear? Of course, it goes without saying that the mother is known locally as a flaming slut. Ugly one, too.

By: Mamma B

Mamma B — Sat, 17 May 2008 15:03:41 +0000

About the only good thing I can see about these outfits (and to be clear, I’m not advocating this) is that there’s not a lot of bare skin. Otherwise, YUCK.

By: INP

INP — Thu, 15 May 2008 17:09:02 +0000

I wonder if the Africentric schools that the left-wing school board whackos and their black community enablers are opening in Toronto will adopt these wonderfully colorful outfits as official school uniforms? Someone should send them a picture and ask them.

By: Ian Thorpe

Ian Thorpe — Thu, 15 May 2008 15:13:41 +0000

Hi Girl-on-the-right and greetings from the left (of the Atlantic if you are facing south)
This whole question of the “cultural” (racial)divide is going to drag America into the abyss unless somebody starts speaking out. The problem is MLK, his “black consciousness” thing was bollocks, it is segregationalist and just wrong. To suggest all the dark skinned people in the world are bonded by blackness is moronic.
If we think of Barak Obama’s Babyfather’s country, Keyna, there are over a hundred different languages and tribal / ethnic groupings. And the two main tribes, the Kikuyu and the Masai do not get along and right now, following disputed election results there is inter - tribal tension and violence.
As for the idea that Africa before the slsve trade was some kind of utopia, let’s stick with Kenya again. One thing that does span the tribal divide is female genital mutilation 9female circumcision) which is widespread among Christians and Muslims despite being against the law since Kenya was a British colony.
One thing though, in East African tribal cultures, babies belong to their fathers, so Obama’s sainted babyfather violated the culture of his ancestors by leaving his child with the mother.

This is totally duifferent to West Africa where the mothers bring up children and men are still very much of the hunter and warrior mindset. There though the child is treated as the responsibility of the gropu, not a family unit.

Ah but that child was “tainted” with white blood and so not a member of the tribe. When black voters in the U.S. complain about racism they should be reminded there is nowhere on earth more racist that Africa.

So America’s “black” culture is totally synthetic.

It is time America’s black people realised how lucky they are to be American.

By: UrbanGrounds

UrbanGrounds — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:01:00 +0000

Have you seen the new ad for BeyoncÃ© Knowles line of children’s clothing? The one where she dresses up a bunch of pre-teen girls to look like sluts and hookers (and not the $1000/hour ‘escorts’ preferred by high-ranking Democrats, ei…

By: Judy

Judy — Thu, 15 May 2008 10:59:37 +0000

I knew it was only a matter of time before pre-teen slut wear reinvented itself for the next generation of consumer. All I have to say is….ugh…and not my daughter.

By: Vicki

Vicki — Thu, 15 May 2008 03:40:27 +0000

I cringe looking at those poor girls. And I can’t even tell if they’re supposed to be dressed up for some kind of dance recital, or if it’s actually clothes someone’s trying to get us to buy. I have two young daughters and am more determined everyday to protect their child-like innocence. This is just another example of what has become my mantra lately: it all begins at home. I’m shuddering.