Would he be for or opposed for Elon as our new president? He is African from Africa but also a white man. Would he double love him or hate him?

Similar to today's shit.

##DAMN.

She wasn’t in the episode, but Sarah was. It looked like Sarah was home alone at night, too. Where was Jazmine?

I know granddad is old, but DAMN

Actors.

I'm watching Boondocks once again and got to the scene where Ruckus walks into the Freeman living room and calls it the "FreakNik Circus" (another hilarious nickname) and I just got to thinking...has anybody ever encountered a real life Uncle Ruckus??

If so please give a storytime because I bet it was hilarious

I apologize if this isn't the thread for it, but if anyone would know, I figured people here would. I feel like I used to know of a show like in the title back in the day, but it slips my mind. Anyone have any recommendations for a show similar to The Boondocks with a Mexican aspect?

Children really are unrecognizable when they grow up. Keys has the hair, a career resembling Tom's hobby, and she makes Jazmine's type of music. Not to mention that she is half-black and half-white IN ADDITION to all of that. They're clearly the same person. She even voiced Huey one time, and Huey seems to be Jazmine's role model.

If he's been around long enough to get involved in politics, he can lose the accent.

Most of my other Jazmine DuBois related posts were all because of this one question I've been stuck with, which I originally figured would be to awkward to ask directly, even though the other questions ironically ended up being more awkward.

In one comic, which seems to depict a common trait of Tom in both iterations, he avoids teaching Jazmine about homosexuality as it's an adult discussion. I've been told that Tom isn't diet-homophobic, but that he's just awkward during certain discussions. I might've put too much thought into it, but what I figured in the end would actually make sense.

What if it's a hard to notice recurring theme that Jazmine's perspective is disconnected from Tom's liberalism and open-mindedness, due to Tom being too awkward to have the right discussion for otherwise, giving Jazmine a conservative perspective? This would be pretty significant if true. I think that my theory is more unlikely than likely, but what do you guys think?

What would have happened if Riley suggested to go to Thugnificent's House for food?

Most characters in the show are symbols or allegorical of people and personalities popularized in main stream American culture. That being said, I've always felt that Gangstalicous was supposed to be 50 Cent...

So if the President wants to pull FEMA from the states that don't support his bullshit, do I still have to pay taxes?

I was rewatching the episode "The Story of Catcher Freeman", and I realized how similar the Freeman's ancestors are to them.

1.) Huey inherited Thelma's revolutionary spirit.

2.) Grandad inherited Tobias's cowardly suck-up personality.

3.) Riley inherited Colonel Lynchwater's "ratchet" attitude and his fixation on using the n-word all the time.

(Edit) Grandad also inherited the Colonel's ability to use a whip.

Tom is a strong supporter of LGBTQ rights, but then again, he would probably feel awkward in a conversation like that. There is a comic where he refuses to, but I am talking particularly about the show. I initially assumed that Tom would, but some people have told me reasons to think that he wouldn't. What do you guys think?

I wanna see the list.