Yes I did.
In this video Chris Miller points out the same things that Tariq Nasheed did in his recent videos where ONCE AGAIN, Black Americans, we're CLUELESS on WHEN WHITES AND WHITE-JEWS ARE ACTUALLY IN DIRE STRAITS. But it is ALWAYS SHOWN AND EASY TO READ BECAUSE MYSTERIOUSLY THEY WANNA APPROVE AND CONDONE AND PUSH BLACK THEMES TO LURE US INTO SPENDING OUR MONEY WITH THEM.
Anybody remember the fact that when FOX FIRST STARTED, they had A NUMBER OF BLACK TV-SHOWS AND SERIES with the MOST PROMINENT BEING;
1) New York Undercover
and
2) In Living Color
Huh, whhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaat, I see you remembering! In Living Color is EASY TO REMEMBER, but New York Undercover had reached a point of being popular enough that both Malik Yoba, and look at what happened to HIS CAREER, when he did the same thing that the Fools from Friends, you know, THE TV SHOW FRIENDS!? The TV show that, LIKE SEINFELD created a NEW YORK WITH LITTLE TO NO BLACK PEOPLE IN IT! And it was A-OKAY! But the cast of Friends went on strike or THREATENED TO STRIKE if they didn't start getting THE MONEY THEY WERE DUE FOR THE RATINGS THEY PRODUCED FOR THAT SHOW!
Well?
Malik Yoba and Michael DeLorenzo ATTEMPTED to do the exact same thing and it NOT ONLY GOT DELORENZO FIRED FROM THE SHOW! But it almost GOT THE SHOW CANNED RIGHT THEN AND THERE! From that point forward, New York Undercover was NEVER the same show and it withered away for another few seasons before finally being ended, canned, whatever, matter of fact!?
This is why I will not and DO NOT COSIGN all this NIGGA-SHIT. I'm not investing energy into EMPOWERING NIGGA, NIGGERS, OR WHATEVER IDIOTS AND ASSHOLES ARE CALLING THEMSELVES AND THEN TALKING ABOUT WHY WE AIN'T BE GOTTIN NUTTHIN!? Cuz YOU DON'T BE DESERVIN NUTTHIN, SLAVE! And UNDERSTAND, OVERSTAND, whichever word you wish to use! My point is when YOU DON'T OWN ANYTHING. Don't CONTROL ANYTHING. Then you DECIDE to PLAY YOURSELF OUT TO BE ILLITERATE TO APPEASE WHITES AND TRY TO CON THEM INTO GIVING YOU MONEY BECAUSE YOU'RE SUPPOSEDLY NOT A THREAT!?
By INTENTIONALLY ALLOWING YOURSELF to be MISEDUCATED.
By INTENTIONALLY ALLOWING STUPIDITY to become THE NORM.
Or so, that is what some would have us believe by manipulating who can and cannot get in front of large audiences on various formats of media.
Then to you I say, THIS VIDEO, is for you, ENJOY;
All of that energy GROVELLING AND BEGGING! Could have been spent seeking out and WORKING WITH other LIKE-MINDED BLACKS to BUILD THE VERY VEHICLE YOU SEEK AND WE NEED WITH US FIRMLY AT ITS FOUNDATION. This is something that many of us KNOW will BRING the MORE POWERFUL AND WELL-ESTABLISHED WHITE COUNTERPARTS RUNNING TO CHALLENGE AND DESTROY WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO. To that I type;
This is AS IT SHOULD BE.
So?
Stop being a fuckin coward and make plans and preparations for what you already KNOW is going to happen.
If we or you or me ALREADY KNOW, that fools will show up to SABOTAGE what we have going or are trying to BUILD OR DO, then? Even an idiot knows to lay dry grass and flammables in the path they MUST GO THROUGH and then SET FIRE TO THE FOOLS WHEN THEY TRAIPSE THEIR ASSES THROUGH THE AREA TO COME AND FUCK UP YOUR SHIT!
You'll find that economic fire-traps are far more damaging AND HAVE LARGER, LONGER LASTING DAMAGE AND IMPACT! Than an actual fire-trap and ambush. Now? If you CAN'T UNDERSTAND what I just typed or it makes no sense to you, THAT'S FINE! If you think what I just typed is a bunch of bullshit then THAT'S FINE TOO! Those who NEED TO KNOW, will know. And those who WILL UNDERSTAND, will understand. Here is the article;
'Undercover' Stars End Their Holdout
The stars of Fox's "New York Undercover" were back on the beat Thursday, ending a contract holdout that briefly delayed production on the police drama.
Actors Malik Yoba and Michael DeLorenzo didn't report to work on Monday to begin shooting the program's third season.
Universal Television, which produces the show, and executive producer Dick Wolf, played hardball in dealing with the pair's demands, which, according to Wolf, included $75,000 per episode for one of the actors plus more creative input, "a gym and a star trailer and better food."
That salary is estimated to be about three times what the stars make currently. DeLorenzo also wanted assurances that he would be allowed to direct episodes of the series.
The matter was resolved late Wednesday, Wolf said, reporting that the pair returned to work "under the terms and conditions of their original agreement."
In addition to issuing a harshly worded statement calling such public demands "a virus" in the entertainment industry, Wolf threatened to write the actors out of the show. Universal also filed a $1.2-million suit against them alleging breach of contract, maintaining that the delays were costing the production company $60,000 per day.
"All I have ever asked is that people live up to their commitments," said Wolf, who also produces NBC's "Law & Order." Wolf added that performer efforts to gain sweetened deals "[have] to stop being done this way. It's going to destroy the business."
Observers think the "Undercover" stars may have been emboldened to hold out by the much-publicized salary dispute involving NBC's "Friends," whose six cast members are each seeking raises to more than $100,000 per episode.
"Friends," however, is a major hit that has already been sold into syndication for more than $4 million per episode. "New York Undercover" is one of TV's highest-rated shows in black and Latino households but draws relatively small ratings overall, airing Thursdays opposite NBC's "Seinfeld." The show does not have a deal beyond its Fox run and, according to the producer, continues to operate at a deficit.
Regarding "Friends," a Warner Bros. Television spokesman would say only that talks are still in progress between the production company and cast. The studio is said to have made a counter-offer to the stars, but because "Friends" isn't scheduled to begin production on its third season until Aug. 12, there's still a fair amount of time to reach an accord.
Wolf's tough response has made him something of a hero among producers, who have privately chafed at what they see as increasingly unrealistic star demands.
Universal was equally stern a few years ago when one of the stars of CBS' "Northern Exposure," Rob Morrow, sought to renegotiate his deal. Morrow eventually returned, later leaving the series.
Though the controversy has garnered some attention for "New York Undercover," which will return to the air Aug. 29, Wolf noted, "It's like pulling away the green curtain in 'The Wizard of Oz.' This isn't the kind of publicity you want."
THEY FUCKIN KNEW HOW MUCH THEY WERE WORTH AND KNEW HOW WELL THE SHOW WAS ACTUALLY DOING AND THEY WANTED THEIR EARNED DUE FOR WHAT THEY'D DONE!
O_O
OH GOD NO! THE SLAVES BE REVOLTIN AGAIN! You know, the way THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO DO! Unless that is your fuckin thing, which, well? I can't really help you with that one, sorry. BOTTOM LINE THOUGH!? It couldn't be that Malik and Michael held out because they honestly KNEW that they DESERVED MORE and were getting WOEFULLY UNDERPAID, nope! Maybe it was because FRIENDS was holding out and we all know that THE CAST OF FRIENDS WAS RIGHT THERE TELLING THEM;
GETCHA PAPER SON!
GETCHO BREAD BLACKMAN AND BROWNMAN!
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH, I just tried to envision THE CAST OF FRIENDS SAYING THAT! And!? IT MADE ME WANT TO KILL THEM. -_- No, it didn't, but I just wanted to see your shocked face by reading that. HAHAHAHAHHAHAAHHAHAHAAHHA! Tch, it's not MY FAULT you honestly thought I wanted to kill them, WHAT'S GOING ON IN YOUR HEAD!?
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