Forever Beefin’: Azealia Banks Goes In On Sarah Palin “Negroes Should Run A Train On Her”
Azealia Banks Thinks That A Group Of Big Black Men Should “Run A Train” On Sarah Palin
Azealia Banks STAYS ready to fire off shots. Her gun is never on safety. There’s always one in the chamber.
Sarah Palin was recently credited with some ignorant and almost-believable comments about slavery: “Even the French understand that Slavery wasn’t our fault because the negroes liked it,”. Those comments were not uttered by Palin, but written as part of satirical article about her. Problem is, Azealia’s shoot-first-ask-questions-last attitude lead her to lash out via Twitter
Clearly, Azealia had no time for foreplay. She got right to the penetration.
But she was far from finished, her attack on bird-brained Palin continues on the other side…
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Anyone seen Glen Rice? Where ya at, bruh? Time to get back in the game!
Now you KNOW Sarah Palin’s simple azz wasn’t about to sit idly by while Azealia was poppin’ at her. Peep her response on the next page.
Image via AP
Hey Female Rapper – listen up, little darling. No one has any idea what you're wigging out about in these… https://t.co/OAWS9iMCjZ
— Sarah Palin (@SarahPalinUSA) April 5, 2016
Azealia Banks can be as abrasive and ignorant as they come, but Sarah’s “Hey, female rapper” felt a LOT like “Hey, stupid lil’ black b!t¢#”
This tweet lead Azealia to up the ante and take the fight to Tumblr where she can rant without a character limit…
A Letter to Sarah Palin
April 5, 2016
Dear Sarah Palin,
I hope this message reaches you in good spirits and in good health. I want to start this letter off by telling you that I actually, really like you. While many other American people may see you as someone to be ridiculed, I truly believe that you possess a certain “je ne sais quoi,” (a french term which is often interpreted to denote one’s inexplicable charisma.) Given a bit of book-reading/media-training/patience, that charisma could become your magic carpet. There is something very charismatic and misunderstood about you. The misunderstood bit oftentimes reminds me of myself. You’re very passionate about the things you believe in, super determined, and most certainly aware of who you are and where you stand in this world, as a parent, as a politician, but most importantly, as a woman.
Given the propensity of conservative right-wing media publications to veer into very fearful/erroneous/baseless/contradictory/prejudice analyses of us “melanated,” peoples of the United States, It should come as no shock to you that a satirical article accusing you of saying, “Even the French understand that Slavery wasn’t our fault because the negroes liked it,” Would be provocative enough to ruffle a few feathers. Now since learning that the article was not published officially, I sincerely apologize for any emotional distress or reputational scarring i may have caused you.
In my honest defense, i was completely kidding. I happen to have a really crass, New-York-City sense of humor, and regularly make silly jokes in attempts make light of situations which make me uncomfortable. As the fabric of the American Nation is EMBEDDED with racism, I merely made a raCIALly driven joke to counter what i believed to be real, raCIST rhetoric. Also, i never said you should be raped. I used the term “run a train,” which is slang for group sex, NOT for “rape.” There are many distinctions between the two. As a woman, I would never trivialize something as lewd and criminal to provide myself any sort of comic relief because it simply… just isn’t funny. (and no, urbandictionary.com is not a reputable source of information to seek clarity on the aforementioned dichotomy). However, i find great irony in the right-wing media’s attempt to “victimize,” you in this situation. Seeking empathy through sensationalism is something left-leaning liberals are frequently ridiculed for by the Right. But American Hypocrisy is nothing new.
Considering the imminence of 2016’s polarizing presidential election, I’ve taken it upon myself to do my own social research. I’ve recently had the opportunity to indulge in a few lengthy conversations with some very popular conservative figures. I’ve concluded: Amongst millennial conservatives, Censorship paired with the (questionable) social necessity for political correctness are atop the list of social grievances. It is as though this newest generation of conservative voters desire the right to express their true feelings, free of any filter and free of any consequence. I too harbor a similar sentiment regarding censorship and self-expression, as i am an artist. I cherish my ability to express myself freely, yet remain totally aware that for every action, there will be a reaction.
All in All, Woman to Woman, I hope you will accept my sincerest apology.
Sincerely,
-Miss Azealia A Banks.
P.S.:
-I am an EXTREMELY intelligent woman, Mrs. Palin.
-“Hey Female Rapper,” was your way to euphemize what you REALLY wanted to say. What you wanted to say was, “Hey little Stereotypical Black, Thing!”
-Realize that stereotypes are a product of what I like to call the “Critical White Gaze.” The basic fundamentals of the Critical White Gaze are Fear, Ignorance, Curiosity, and Fetishization.
-Intelligence is not something which can be quantified in 140 Characters.
-Twitter is not real, neither is your opinion of me!
-If Bristol Palin listened to my music she probably wouldn’t have all those cotdamn kids!!!! ;-P #sis #iud #stayinschool #causeitsthebest
Despite ALL of that, AZEALIA STILL WASN’T DONE!
Last flip, promise.
And another thing…
Despite their best efforts to conceal the contempt and envy that the c***ker has for Blacks and other people of color …they just can’t hide it and it’s seeping from the seams of their being.
i’m 100% positive that the police killings, cultural appropriation, Trump and Palin etc. represent the contempt that whitey shares for this intangible , uncontrollable new black mind that’s been steeping for a while now. The mind born of very intelligent and real conversations/confrontations around American Racism. And the detachment of the Black mind from the mirage of a subpar existence and self-perceptions that c***kers created for us long ago. They feel exposed and out of control for once. And our big black ideas and expression are threatening to further expose them, so they’ll try to trivialize and minimize our blackness by stereotyping us.
They’re running out of mental mind-f**k tricks.
Like really they are.
Blackness is frustrating c***kers nowadays because it’s threatening their sense of security and being. We no longer care about what they think, so it’s hard to control us.
They’re relying on old tricks in hopes that it quiets us down.
Cultural Appropriation has nothing to do with “liking” or “admiring”…it’s about power and dominance and c***ker wanting to control conversations and expressions of identity that don’t belong to him.
F**k whitey
End scene.
In conclusion, hoes, sit down. Both of you.
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