>>25114030
Why were old folk so mean?

>>25114030
i don't agree but i can understand his perspective
he lived in the 1920s. today i know blacks are meritorious because of jimi hendrix and miles davis. who could you point to in the 1920s?

>>25114058
they think they know better than everyone else

Weird, given how a cuck he was to English himself, one would think he would love negroes aswell as his masters

>>25114030
Great insight from Borges.
>>25114084
I know it sounds crazy for you Josh, but there was a time where the vast majority of people was aware that there was more to life than worshipping niggers.

>>25114097
>Josh
What an odd thing to say

>>25114058
Life used to be hard

We have been trained to see the good in everything and say nobody is bad so of course we think being able to sing and dance and throw a ball is enough to redeem them. I imagine if jeets can rise to a level close to that they will be accepted in time enough and rewarded for their earlier mistreatment.

>>25114114
Okay, Pajeet.

>>25114119
And now it's not. Just like my dick.

>>25114097
Worshipping blacks is an American import as well. Not vice versa.

>>25114203
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negrophilia
uh oh

>>25114030
It feels like black people spent their last remaining drops of social capital in 2020 BLM chaos. Ever since then, they’ve been quite irrelevant — GOP made a resounding comeback, woke ideology rescinded, rap music and other black entertainment is in decline, DEI measures were rolled back, etc. The only thing black people had to sustain themselves was their victim status. Now that the cultural algorithm doesn’t care for this victimhood anymore as the world heads for war and imperialism, black people have nothing, and in the future half will probably be intermarrying with other ethnic groups in America. They really are in terminal decline as a group.

>>25114058
I mean, he's not really being mean. Genuinely what's wrong with his assessment? He's not saying death to all niggers or something like that, just that he dislikes a place with a large black population.

>>25114058
You don't need to hide your true feelings when you're old.

>>25114261
did you miss the guy with tourette's saying nigger at the BAFTAs with Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo on stage? Funny that the people offended by it are showing less restraint than someone with fucking tourettes.

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>>25114240
>some Frenchmen a century ago brought a few hundreds of negroes from their African administration zones to serve as jesters in cabarets because they looked and sounded funny to the audience
>they selected the rare cute girls as high level prostitutes to offer more variety to rich coomers
This is just like Fentanyl Floyd.

>>25114261
you live in a delusional disney princess bubble lmao

>>25114062
>musicians
kek

>>25114261
>GOP against DEI and woke ideology
kek, lmao even

>BORGES: In the United States, they don't joke about Black people
>DI GIOVANNI: It's because we're at war with them, and we don't want them to cut our throats
>BORGES: I'm a racist. I'd take them up on it, and we'd see who wins. I'd cleanse the United States of black people, and if they're not careful, I'd run all the way to Brazil. If they don't get rid of the Black people, they're going to turn the country into Africa

>Borges says that North Americans are very sentimental about black people
>“It’s because we treat them very badly,” they explained to him
>BORGES: If you hadn’t told them, you wouldn’t know
>"We have been, we are, cruel.”
>BORGES: Disapproval of cruelty is a white sentiment. I don’t think black people find cruelty wrong. It’s clear I don’t know much about these things, because I come from a white man’s country
>“We mustn’t forget the music,” they explain, “we owe them jazz and blues.”
>BORGES: They created jazz and blues in America, after centuries of American history. They didn’t create similar music in Africa

>BORGES: Journalists came to see me to ask if I had jokingly said that black people were an inferior race. Have they never seen a black person?

>>25115689
*if you hadn't told them, they wouldn't know*

>>25114030
Yeah.
>>25114058
>>25114058
Telling the truth isn't mean.

>>25114030
Not a real quote

>>25115707
"Borges" by Bioy Casares. Friday, November 12

>>25115824
1971

>>25114030
Brazilian here. He has a point, yes. Brazil has a very unique and beautiful side, but there's also darkness, let's put it thus. And he is right, you can't say anything about negroes. Borges is great and idiots downplay his work because of particular, ideological resentment. Now, I think Machado de Assis is above him; ironically, a demi-negro.

>>25114261
>>25114612
The harm they do indirectly by normalizing retardation is more destructive than even all the rape and murder.

>>25114240
Wow.

>>25115707
Not a real argument, cope

Is this quote real? Because I remember him crying about Lovecraft not being good and being racist.