Tariq Nasheed
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| Tariq Nasheed | |
| Real Name: | Marcus Sanders |
| Nationality: | American 
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| Aliases: | Tariq Elite, King Flex, K-Flex |
| Current Status: | Buck Broken |
Tariq Nasheed, also known as Tariq Elite, King Flex, or K-Flex (Powerword: Marcus Sanders) is a self-described "race baiter" and an "anti racist" activist who just so happens to be a Black Supremacist as well. He's best known for taking the saying "We Wuz Kangz" quite literally, usually on the cesspool known as Twitter. Nasheed started his career off as a pickup scam artist, writing shitty and useless self help books about dating and "seducing" women. Nasheed then became a film maker, usually making completely false and inaccurate documentaries about black culture. However, Tariq is best known for being an insufferable lolcow who blames all of his problems or criticism of any kind on "white supremacy".
Tariq's Past Social Media Antics
Ever since mid-2016, Tariq has been known to engage in quarterly autistic shitfits on social media. Below is a collection of his greatest hits!
OSU Attack & Police Brutality
Tariq started becoming known for crying out "poh-lease broo-tally-tee" whenever any Black Man dies at the hands of teh pigs at around this time, when he claimed that the Ohio State University stabber was in fact a victim of police brutality (despite him literally literally fucking stabbing people when he got pwned). In response, a bunch of people proceeded to call him a worthless nigger and that he should kill himself.
It got so bad that Tariq went onto Fox News and attempted to play the victim for 6 and a half minutes. However, this just resulted in Tariq babbling off more racist nonsense, to the point that Tucker Carlson can only muster up one word in response: "Huh?"
UCLA shooting
In 2016, the UCLA campus was shot up resulting in the death of two. This shooting mostly being regarded as minor and a complete failure didn't prevent Tariq from attempting to milk the incident for his own political gain. Tariq went on to claim that the shooter was a "White supremacist". Later it was revealed that the shooter was not White but was actually a Pajeet.
Realizing his mistake, Nasheed tried to justify his claim by linking an article from some fringe wordpress blog which claimed that Indians were "Caucasians", totally proving his point that the shooter was a White supremacist even though he was in reality dark as mud.
Tariq vs. Bunty King
Tariq has always been a bit of a troll up until this point, however, he upped the ante a bit when he had a YouTube spat with Bunty King. Bunty King made a couple videos calling out Tariq over his trolling antics; Tariq responded by having his personal army false-flag Bunty's videos with false DMCA claims. This resulted in several of Bunty's videos getting the banhammer. To make matters worse, Tariq decided to do his best Pajeet impression on a livestream he did.
Predictably, Tariq was them assblasted by the freeze peach side of YouTube. Eventually, his channel got baleeted off YouTube. And guess who Tariq blamed for all of this? That's right, he blamed white supremacists again, because of course he would.
Suspected Words Database
Sometime in July 2017, Tariq got to the point of having enough from the "white supremacists" that are just trying to keep a brotha down. So he did what any other race hustling BLM activist would do; he created a database of anybody that he thought was a white supremacist (which is codeword for anybody that disagrees with him). Unfortunately for Tariq, in his haste to create a website where you can out anybody you don't like as a racist, he forgot to think through one critical detail - the logo. Shortly after his website launched (which was aptly named Suspected Words Database), people quickly noticed that the website's logo resembled a Windmill of Friendship and Tolerance.
After Tariq put Philip DeFranco on the database, the shitstorm unfolded in his Twitter replies, with about 90% of the replies being some variation of "hey, isn't that a Swastika", to which Tariq would reply "Nuh uh" like a 6-year old would. Shortly after, Tariq took down both the tweet and the website, most likely due to the trolling that came his way. Shortly after the website went down, someone bought the domain and redirected it to a meme about Tariq (see thumbnail), but this has also since expired. An archive of 
the mainpage and the list of white supremacists can be found at the respective links.
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Womp Womp.
Bill Cosby's trial (and subsequent release)
Buck Breaking
Moar info: Buck Breaking.
On April 30th, 2021, Tariq Nasheed launched a documentary called Buck Breaking (watch the torrent here), which is less of a documentary, and more of a sissy fetish porno. The general idea is that white men secretly love "breaking" black men (who are referred to as "bucks"), and that the practice has been around since slavery.
This is made evident by the amount of hentai that Tariq had commissioned for use in the documentary (as seen in the gallery below).
This led to him getting relentlessly trolled on tv, while leftypol rushed to his defense.
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Fun for the whole family!
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Buck Breaking NFT's
Not learning his lesson the last time he relentlessly got trolled about his white man fetish, he decided to crank it up a notch by using the latest interwebs scam known as NFT's to promote his sickfuckery. Time will tell if this latest scheme to rip off his followers of Jew gold will actually work, but judging by the highest bids on some of his NFT's, the answer will likely be yes.
Bibliography
- The Art of Mackin' - 2000
- Play or Be Played: What Every Female Should Know About Men, Dating, and Relationships - 2004
- The Mack Within - 2005
- The Art Of Gold Digging - 2008
- The Elite Way: 10 Rules Men Must Know in Order to Deal With Women - 2009
How to troll Tariq Nasheed
- Be White
- Be right wing
- Be gay
- Race mix with a black girl
- Tell him the truth
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