>THE JEWS SHARE THEY TRUTH ON HOW TO MAKE A DIME
What did he mean by this?
THE JEWS SHARE THEY TRUTH ON HOW TO MAKE A DIME
Austin Sanders
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Matthew Ortiz
He means that Jews help each other while blacks don't.
Daniel Mitchell
>I'm not a politician, I'm not 'bout a religion
>I'm a Israelite, don't call me Black no mo'
>That word is only a color, it ain't facts no mo'
Hmmmm
Angel Myers
Kanye is an actual retard, he doesn't mean anything
Angel Allen
WE
David Evans
Whistle blow that could get past sensors
Esp given context of the song
talking about high level collusion etc.
Brayden Parker
WUZ
Dylan Bailey
SHILLS
(trying to start racial bullshit so it won't be mentioned that Jew mob runs the music industry.)
Jacob Lee
delusional frogposter
Wyatt Reyes
kek, this shit is KNOWN
Aiden Ortiz
i meant accusation of shilling, retarded frogposter
Benjamin Fisher
>implying ppl like iovine and other kike label execs don't periodically grab some random jamal and have him spout his immoral degenerate music to the masses in order to cripple the goys and create consumerist puppets
baby brains in the building
Angel Davis
>>THE JEWS SHARE THEY TRUTH ON HOW TO MAKE A DIME
>I AM ONE WITH THE PEOPLE
I'm mean, you don't have to have a literature degree to see what he's saying famalam.
Liam Collins
the only people who take rap lyrics seriously are kids without any good parental role models, the average "goy" does not get their aspirations destroyed just by hearing Future
Matthew Myers
kek, look what rap has done to the black community.
And look at the difference in rap itself, from where it started to after the Jews took control (late 80s).
Evan White
that's a huge chunk of the population. the average normie listens mostly to rap
Nicholas Bailey
this
>the jews share their truth on how to make a dime
>most black men couldn't balance a checkbook
Samuel Anderson
I think this dude has it a lot closer to the truth.
I'm sure Kanye was facing HEAVY censorship. Had to be worded carefully.
Grayson Roberts
yes, and lack of parental role models is a serious problem in the black community
and there are plenty of normies that have listened to rap their whole lives and are probably happier and better off in their career and personal lives than the average 4channer
Justin Reed
Yes, of course. People from strong stable families aren't less vulnerable to brainwashing, social engineering etc.
Duh
But, the point is that is rapidly becoming less and less of the population.
Jace Adams
*are less vulbnerable
Angel Roberts
Who runs the mint?
Who issues American currency?
Jordan Wilson
The federal reserve?