why do black men come to the defense of white chicks so fast?

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2stepz_ahead
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edited January 2017 in For The Grown & Sexy
http://sports.yahoo.com/m/187a49b4-1554-3f8f-bdec-8f6e71aeefec/ss_kobe-bryant-on-ronda-rousey:.html

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/jan/01/ronda-rousey-lebron-james-ufc-amanda-nunes

https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/ufc/573582/Conor-McGregor-Floyd-Mayweather-Ronda-Rousey-UFC-207-UFC-News&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwj7qLzZsqPRAhXFdSYKHUR8DSwQFggNMAA&usg=AFQjCNHqwam402fEGNxtWEJiCcqIE3i09A


this some ? ...

mayweather wanted to help her an she still talking ?
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  • ghostdog56
    ghostdog56 Members Posts: 2,947 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited January 2017
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    z87dwh8r3t7g.jpg

    Because they are ?
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  • StoneColdMikey
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    b'mer... wrote: »
    Im pretty sure that these guys were asked a question about certain situations and they gave their responses or thoughts, being superstar athletes themselves. Im pretty sure they didnt just wake up and go all the way out of their way to defend anyone. Athletes supporting athletes, not cooning. #SMH!

    Yup y'all taking this too far
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  • 2stepz_ahead
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    Allah_U_Akbar wrote: »
    "BACK" men???





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    I think you been editing my ?
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  • eastbay510
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    edited January 2017
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    I think you're reading too much into it ... it's athletes who understand what it's like to be at the top of their sport and also what it's like to be humbled
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  • northside7
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    @2stepz_ahead

    Watford fc. Show your face in the thread.
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  • playmaker88
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    ? take two steps back.. you are being ridiculous
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  • 2stepz_ahead
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    eastbay510 wrote: »
    I think you're reading too much into it ... it's athletes who understand what it's like to be at the top of their sport and also what it's like to be humbled
    really..


    so does the same happen for black athletes...who are "humbled"?

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  • LUClEN
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    Misogynoir
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  • eastbay510
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    2stepz_ahead wrote: »
    eastbay510 wrote: »
    I think you're reading too much into it ... it's athletes who understand what it's like to be at the top of their sport and also what it's like to be humbled
    really..


    so does the same happen for black athletes...who are "humbled"?

    I don't keep track of every instance but a lot of times other athletes current or retired, will defend another athlete somehow if he/she is getting killed in the media..

    I'm no fan of Ronda's and how she acts.. but to make this a black white thing is a reach
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  • blackamerica
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    eastbay510 wrote: »
    2stepz_ahead wrote: »
    eastbay510 wrote: »
    I think you're reading too much into it ... it's athletes who understand what it's like to be at the top of their sport and also what it's like to be humbled
    really..


    so does the same happen for black athletes...who are "humbled"?

    I don't keep track of every instance but a lot of times other athletes current or retired, will defend another athlete somehow if he/she is getting killed in the media..

    I'm no fan of Ronda's and how she acts.. but to make this a black white thing is a reach
    Ronda Rousey is a racist white feminist. When she was winning she went out her way to single out Floyd (I'm not defending Floyd "? " Mayweather either) for his past domestic issues. She played that white feminist card and exposed her dislike for black men. The ? are other black athletes defending this ? for?
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  • eastbay510
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    blackamerica wrote: »
    eastbay510 wrote: »
    2stepz_ahead wrote: »
    eastbay510 wrote: »
    I think you're reading too much into it ... it's athletes who understand what it's like to be at the top of their sport and also what it's like to be humbled
    really..


    so does the same happen for black athletes...who are "humbled"?

    I don't keep track of every instance but a lot of times other athletes current or retired, will defend another athlete somehow if he/she is getting killed in the media..

    I'm no fan of Ronda's and how she acts.. but to make this a black white thing is a reach
    Ronda Rousey is a racist white feminist. When she was winning she went out her way to single out Floyd (I'm not defending Floyd "? " Mayweather either) for his past domestic issues. She played that white feminist card and exposed her dislike for black men. The ? are other black athletes defending this ? for?

    Yeah, like I said I don't ? with Ronda at all.. I can't speak for why they felt they needed to stick up for her of all people. But I'm just saying I don't feel they're doing it because of any other reason than she's an athlete like them and they know what it's like to be in her position.
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  • Max.
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    rondarouseydralfredwaddell.jpg
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  • Undefeatable
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    Ronda is black.

    Going by the one-drop rule.
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  • Los216
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    eastbay510 wrote: »
    2stepz_ahead wrote: »
    eastbay510 wrote: »
    I think you're reading too much into it ... it's athletes who understand what it's like to be at the top of their sport and also what it's like to be humbled
    really..


    so does the same happen for black athletes...who are "humbled"?

    I don't keep track of every instance but a lot of times other athletes current or retired, will defend another athlete somehow if he/she is getting killed in the media..

    I'm no fan of Ronda's and how she acts.. but to make this a black white thing is a reach


    Like who? And to take it a step further more black athletes would attack someone like Rousey if she was black rather than defend her. Let's not act like we don't see this.
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  • Busta Carmichael
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    Max. wrote: »
    rondarouseydralfredwaddell.jpg
    Undefeatable wrote: »
    Ronda is black.

    Going by the one-drop rule.

    I'm confused
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  • Undefeatable
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    Busta Carmichael wrote: »
    Max. wrote: »
    rondarouseydralfredwaddell.jpg
    Undefeatable wrote: »
    Ronda is black.

    Going by the one-drop rule.

    I'm confused

    That's her grandfather.

    Edit: Maybe it's great grand.
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  • Undefeatable
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    Rousey was born in Riverside, California,[19] the youngest of three daughters of AnnMaria De Mars (née Waddell) and Ron Rousey,[20] after whom Rousey was named.[21] Her mother, a decorated Judoka, was the first American to win a World Judo Championship (in 1984). Her maternal grandfather was Venezuelan and was of part Afro-Venezuelan ancestry; her maternal great-grandfather was Dr. Alfred E Waddell, a Trinidadian who emigrated to Canada and became one of the first black physicians in North America.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronda_Rousey#Early_life

    The pic Max posted is of Waddell.

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  • blackrain
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    blackamerica wrote: »
    eastbay510 wrote: »
    2stepz_ahead wrote: »
    eastbay510 wrote: »
    I think you're reading too much into it ... it's athletes who understand what it's like to be at the top of their sport and also what it's like to be humbled
    really..


    so does the same happen for black athletes...who are "humbled"?

    I don't keep track of every instance but a lot of times other athletes current or retired, will defend another athlete somehow if he/she is getting killed in the media..

    I'm no fan of Ronda's and how she acts.. but to make this a black white thing is a reach
    Ronda Rousey is a racist white feminist. When she was winning she went out her way to single out Floyd (I'm not defending Floyd "? " Mayweather either) for his past domestic issues. She played that white feminist card and exposed her dislike for black men. The ? are other black athletes defending this ? for?

    I'm not a fan of Rousey but how does it make her a racist for calling out Mayweather for domestic abuse? That's not racism
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  • ghostdog56
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    Undefeatable wrote: »
    ghostdog56 wrote: »
    z87dwh8r3t7g.jpg

    Because they are ?

    You do realize that this is white nationalist propaganda, right?

    No ? . I got the picture while lurking on stormfront
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