[scallywag27]

Originally Posted by Dream_Trawler ↗

the stereotype comes from black people not having access to pools for various reasons, with poverty and segregation being big ones (at least in the US). Without access, they have less experience, leading them to have a higher likelihood of drowning.

I like seeing an active stereotype living up to the expectation.

[Necrotic Bowel]

“Where the fuck is he?”

I’m guessing underwater

[Kaotic]

Originally Posted by Dream_Trawler ↗

the stereotype comes from black people not having access to pools for various reasons, with poverty and segregation being big ones (at least in the US). Without access, they have less experience, leading them to have a higher likelihood of drowning.

I think there's more to it than that. About 12 or 13 years ago I saved a black teenager from drowning in a public pool. All his friends and siblings sat there and panicked. Then his mom showed up and whooped his ass for some reason 😆

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Amazing.. one "friend" just singing... the PoS who egged him on, dancing...

[SweetPeach]

Originally Posted by Dream_Trawler ↗

the stereotype comes from black people not having access to pools for various reasons, with poverty and segregation being big ones (at least in the US). Without access, they have less experience, leading them to have a higher likelihood of drowning.

[docfr8]

In Navy bootcamp most of the brothers had to requalify for the swim.. Usually attributed to:
A. Never learning to swim.
B. Negative buoyancy shit

[azblue81]

Jum in da wada.

Me no swim.

Jum in ya bumbaclat!

Me is drown! Sae me!

Hahahaha!

Sa me! We no on da islan time!

Hahahahaha!

Trow me a coconut!

Me no ave a coconut.

Lord ave mercy!

I couldn’t understand anything they said, but I imagine it was something like this.

[Gorelord]

Originally Posted by Dream_Trawler ↗

the stereotype comes from black people not having access to pools for various reasons, with poverty and segregation being big ones (at least in the US). Without access, they have less experience, leading them to have a higher likelihood of drowning.

Yeah I’m sure all the white people in Zimbabwe really kept this guy out of the pool too

[Mecrupulent]

Originally Posted by Kaotic ↗

I think there's more to it than that. About 12 or 13 years ago I saved a black teenager from drowning in a public pool. All his friends and siblings sat there and panicked. Then his mom showed up and whooped his ass for some reason 😆

You weren't even thanked ? God.

Well, you can revel in the thought that since then he probably became a well-groomed and productive member of the Crips and got killed in a drive-by shooting

This is awfully racist. Sorry, I couldn't help myself but it's a joke !

[Kaotic]

Originally Posted by Mecrupulent ↗

You weren't even thanked ? God.

Well, you can revel in the thought that since then he probably became a well-groomed and productive member of the Crips and got killed in a drive-by shooting

This is awfully racist. Sorry, I couldn't help myself but it's a joke !

His parents didn't even acknowledge me when they showed up to get him. They did give me a "go to hell cracker" look, then proceeded to whoop his ass with a belt in the parking lot.