Good chunks of that were sampled by The Evolution Control Committee for one of their tracks.

'tis a thing of beauty

I love you, too!

I feel like we should hug this one out.

Fuck off, shithead

Bro, come on.

Come on, bro.

We should be bros. Be my bro, bro.

Leave your bitterness behind. Open the doorway to friendship.

This is the dawn of a new day here at POETV.

Okay, we can be bros. Here’s how you make that happen:

1. Apologise for being a racist cunt. Don’t excuse it, don’t wallow in Trump-style ‘calling out racism is the REAL racism’ moaning, don’t boast at how you were only pretending to be racist and boy did those silly libs got mad — face up to and fess up to your bullshit.

2. Work on yourself. Do some reading. Start with “Why I No Longer Talk To White People About Race”, it has a lot to say about your brand of ‘harmless trolling.’ Tell us what you learned.

Then, MB, a new era will dawn and I will be your best bro.

I've actually read "Why I No Longer Talk To White People About Race” and found it to be incredibly racist.

Nothing I've ever said here is racist.

If you want to interpret everything as racist, I can't really stop you from doing so. It's just another sign that you want to feel superior. It has nothing to do with helping people of color. Though I'm all ears if you want to tell me how you've tried to stop racism in real life.

“I've actually read ‘Why I No Longer Talk To White People About Race’ and found it to be incredibly racist.”

1. No you haven’t
2. See, you’re still a piece of shit
3. Fuck off

I have, and although I agree that some white people can be dense, I don't agree all white people "just don't get it" or that they should have to agree to something I don't even agree to. That being this idea that there is systemic racism, which was the thesis of the article. Individual racism? Sure. It's America. That happens.

But there is no legal precedent for the idea that systemic racism exists. I am part of Candace Owens Blexit movement for a reason. I believe in personal responsibility. I do not believe the government is targeting people of color in a systemic way that affects them disproportionately (unless you count the welfare system which has destroyed black America). I do believe our communities are affected by other problems disproportionately. But that's not the government's fault that people turn to crime. The government is not forcing people to join gangs, either.

I just don't buy the whole whiny poor me syndrome that so much of the left has attached itself to. I come from a military family and excuses DO NOT FLY in my family. If I had said that shit growing up, my father would have made me cut wood. Wait, he did that anyway. You want to bitch and moan about oh white people are so mean to us and they just don't get it? Try growing up in a family where your father was actually doing his job. I am lucky I come from that type of family. Most people who come from this whiny poor me egocentric point of view (wahhh the government is oppressing me) didn't have the benefit of a two parent family or a structure growing up that gave you values. I know the value of hard work. The author of the piece you describe is a laughable example of scapegoating. It's everyone's fucking fault but my own. It's the government's fault. It's white people's fault.

Go out and get a real job and do it. These people complain about race for a living. i don't envy them. I can't imagine a living hell worse than sitting around trying to find imaginary ways that white people are secretly looking down on you or trying to systemically bring you down and not allow you the same rights and opportunities as whites. To be stuck in that paranoid state of delusion must be a fucking nightmare.

"I do not believe the government is targeting people of color in a systemic way that affects them disproportionately (unless you count the welfare system which has destroyed black America)."

Yep, MB's a racist