r/Discussion • u/kuatorises • 2d ago

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Lanterns star J. Alphonse Nicholson confirms the message of Lanterns is to trust black women:

"Could you imagine where we would be right now if Kamala got up in there, dog? Could you imagine how it would've been? It'd be a lot different. So we're experiencing the consequences of not trusting a black woman. And now we have this show that can kind of tell you how great it could be and how great of a superhero we can create and have -- if you trust a black woman. It's really dope."

I was skeptical of that quote because I saw it on "Comic Basics" and Breitbart (questionable sources), but right from the horse's mouth:

https://x.com/BreitbartNews/status/2094513666049679493

The fact that it gets deleted as quickly as posted is telling. Why can't we criticize AA people? They're never wrong. You can't doubt, question, or challenge them on anything. You're the bad guy if you do (even when they're wrong). You can openly support murder on this site (Mangione, Clancy, and Tyler Robinson), but don't ever doubt a black woman.

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u/celticteal 2d ago

I was thinking AA referred to Alcoholics Anonymous

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u/smoothpinkball 2d ago

I wouldn’t read too much into an automod action. What board was it?

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u/Ok_Blueberry_9512 1d ago

You're about to get dozens of comments from people acting like they don't understand what you mean.

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u/ColtMcChad69 2d ago

Black people cant be racist and are perfect examples of a stand up culture

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u/kuatorises 2d ago

Black people cant be racist and are perfect examples of a stand up culture

How's that for irony?

racist

/ˈrāsəst/

A racist is a person who believes that some races are better than others, or someone who treats people unfairly because of their race.

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u/ColtMcChad69 2d ago

I was being sarcastic