I've never seen a black person, or a white person, actually.

It's called victim mentality

Well, there are scores of non-Black people always utilizing the marginalized, the Black humanity card, marginalized, the Black source card, marginalized, the Black involvement card, marginalized, the Black investment card, marginalized, the Black contribution card, completely erased Black people card. The fuck? Ain't no erased card. Well, you motherfuckers be devils. We got to be more human.

What's the race card?

Black people, I'ma steal your shoes, you better hide your white, cause I'ma take that too. Black people, hey. Black people, one big family, with a really big bucket of pussy. Black people, seriously, like all of them are related. I ran into an old amigo named Juan Luis. He's a Mexican called Apple, cause we both hate him.

because some of them are pussies and don't really want to own up to their actions and claim that people are racist for calling them out even though it's not about race, it's about the way that they fucking act

Nah, that's a cap, bro. Like, honestly, it's white people that pull the race card more than any other thing. Like, just like this, an unprovoked conversation about race, or every casual conversation with, I have a new white person, they have to ask me stupid questions about my race, and then get offended when, uh, I clap back on their ass. Stop being passive-aggressive and black people won't be so mean to you.

It's the victim mentality. When you have something that's been victimized a thousand years ago, or whenever the fuck it's been victimized, you know, not in your lifetime, obviously, you feel the need to use it to get out of anything, any trouble, any work, anything, every person that has something that can be victimized does it, regardless if they know they do it or not.

the reason that quote-unquote black people use the race card so much it's because white people quote-unquote use privilege so much think about that but like Bobby said you know I've not met a black person or a white person under the stipulations of color of law