“Prices on all consumer goods go up slightly, black women hit hardest”
(Hat Tip: The Tactical Hermit)
Also, when did weaves and wigs become “essential” for women capable of growing their own nappy locks?
It is really impossible to overstate the narcissism of blacks, especially black women. Their narcissism is exacerbated by the media, mostly liberal White women, endlessly telling them they are victims, they are special (“black girl magic”) and that everyone is out to get them. When you combine low IQs with little to no impulse control, a tendency to overreaction and emotional outbursts with paranoia and narcissism? You get fat black women fighting over something silly at a Waffle House.
Most of the comments on the original Tweet are hilarious but this is my favorite one:
The government and banks trip over themselves trying to give small business loans to women and minorities, so obviously it would seem that da sistah-hood could support some black women in America making wigs and weaves but no, they would rather buy Chinese made cheap weaves made using hair from slave laborers. Ironic, no?
Groan…SMH. no comment.
Did you see this? https://thetacticalhermit.substack.com/p/race-reality-101-anybody-can-make
Or this? https://thetacticalhermit.substack.com/p/morning-laugh-40d
Somewhat OT, but despite black fatigue being all the rage, Costco is staunchly refusing to stop bending the knee. I watch print ads that appear in my mailbox very closely, and nearly all retail stores’ ads have very quietly eased up on the 24/7 blackness. I see White couples in ads again, with fewer blacks and less miscegenation…except for Costco flyers. If anything, they have doubled down. In the most recent mailing, literally every single depiction of people included at least one well-dressed, upscale black, and more than half of the photos were entirely non-Whites.
Here in South Texas, there are far, far more mestizos than blacks. On my last visit to Costco a month ago (I’ve cut back to just once every few months, headed toward total boycott) I saw a grand total of one black family among the crowds of shoppers. Blacks tend to be docile and well-behaved around these parts, as their numbers are small and their dysfunction is much better suited to the city than the country. But apparently, Costco has not gotten the memo that the fatigue is real, here and elsewhere. If they can’t see the writing on the wall, perhaps it would be for the best for that franchise to go under.
Not sure where in South Texas you’re at, but in my little corner of heaven (halfway between Houston and Galveston), a weekend trip to Costco leaves me as the one white man in a sea of orientals. I’ve never seen so many Asians in one place before, but there you go.
Also, black mischief peaked back when large numbers of them “immigrated” from Louisiana during the 2005 Katrina evacuation. They came to escape, then decided to stay. I guess the intervening 20 years has culled out the most violent either to jail or morgue, but for a while there we had straight voodoo gangsters cruising around. Otherwise, yes, you’re correct, lower numbers and better behaved.
A couple of hours west of you, between San Antonio and Corpus. Yeah, can confirm about the East Asians at Costco. Back north we used to refer to Saturday and Sunday mornings as the “Asian hour” at the Big Box. The blacks would not show until noon, by which time we were long gone.
Upper north east corner.
South of Mt Pleasant, north of Longview.
Many more squatamalans, but if you head two hours east to Dallas, the amount of dot Indians and mudslimes is astounding.
In the last two years it’s turned into one giant curryworld.
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Oh no! It will cost more for the fat black bigot cows to culturally appropriate white girl hairstyles?…. That’s a shame…
Draft them to fight in WWIII that Criminals In Action and globalist/bankers want so bad.
Could you imagine press gangs rounding up Shanaynay LaQueefa like they do in Heavenly Jerusalem AKA Ukraine.
Herr Wolf (AH) was right 85 years ago when he said that America is half nagger and half hook.
Hard to follow Charlie on that one.