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  1. Troy Who is our open enemy? The racist Caucasians of the planet. The same ones who enslaved our people for hundreds of years and killed millions with their weapons and diseases. The global scientific community? Some of them. Remember, Adolph Hitler had scientists too. Science doesn't necessarily equate to NON-malicious. Science is like any tool...it can be used for good OR evil. Satan uses his tools for EVIL Do vaccinated white people have the same enemy? No. Some of them are White Sacrifices and voluntarily put themselves at risk for the greater "cause" of so-called White Supremacy. Others simply aren't taking the same vaccines as other people are taking. Who are these people with unconditional trust? Most people of color around the planet. Most just line up and take whatever Caucasians tell them to without getting into a laboratory and investigating it for themselves. Is the NOI telling people not to get vaccinated? Absolutely! If so is this just for Covid, or does this extend to other vaccines like MMR and the seasonal flu? I'm not sure. Minister of the Nation of Islam have spoken against the MMR vaccines as being a major cause of Autism in boys since the 70s...and they've also spoken against the Polio vaccine as being carcinogenic. I believe Minister Farrakhan himself has said that SV40 (Polio Vaccine) was cancer ITSELF.
  2. Cynique How hard is it to finish high school? It's VERY hard for someone with a below average IQ OR someone with a normal IQ but haven't been taught proper studying techniques....which is the case for most students in the United States. Besides....... The highschool graduation rate is FAR higher today than it was back in the 1960s and 1970s...yet POVERTY is far higher too. How do you explain this? How hard is it to not get pregnant? Birth control is readily available. RELIABLE birth control isn't. Human beings are sexual by nature and often aren't taught how to properly use birth control nor are most teenage girls able to get abortions if they get pregnant. They are encouraged to have their babies by the families and religous communities. But teen pregnancy is down since the 1970s...but poverty is UP since the 1970s. Again, how do you explain this? How hard is it to get a minimum wage starter job? A survey was part of this PEW study. In questioning those who had made their way up in life, doing these 3 things were what the majority of them had in common. But people who make their living in social service and all of its spin offs find excuses for those they serve. Helping the needy is an industry unto itself. While this is true....it doesn't explain why so many people END UP in poverty in the first place. All you're doing is pointing at how shoddy the social safety net is; and I'd agree. But nothing you've said EXPLAINS why so many people are in need of one to begin with. Again, over half of the homeless people on the street met all three criteria and STILL ended up in a destitute situation.
  3. The brother thinks Tulsa Oklahoma is in the MIDWEST....that's telling me a lot right there.
  4. ProfD Thanks to those who've been kind enough to initiate threads on my behalf @Cyniqueand @Pioneer1 No problema mi Hermano! I've already been accused of commiserating and complaining and also of being sexist, ageist, outdated. And all by the SAME person....lol "Dig THAT shit!"
  5. Well if they're not......they should! "Alright, the first thing you need to learn is you don't know anything! You've been lied to by these racist devils. I'm about to tell you the TRUTH about life!"
  6. ...She must have put my name in there by accident. Because I KNOW she ain't talking to ME like that, lol
  7. Cynique I don't totally agree with you self-styled categorizations. Have you checked the definition of the word "aristocrat" - which is not a common designation in America. Aristocrat: A member of a ruling class or of the nobility. 2. A person having the tastes, manners, or other characteristics of the aristocracy. Definition of aristocracy: the highest social class in some countries : the people who have special titles (such as duke and duchess), Seems to me MY definition of Aristocrat lines up nicely with the definition you just provided. It's the wealthiest class of people in society. They are a member of the ruling class. The TRUE ruling class...not the figureheads you see on television. It just so happens that in Kingdoms, the Aristocrats are also the Nobility or part of the Royal Family since they control the money and wealth. Since we don't have an official "royal family" in the United States, it's divided among families like the Kennedy's, the Fords, the Rockafellars, the Koch's, ect... You're using money to define class. Money can't buy class. e.g. there's a difference between middleclass and middle income. Money isn't the ONLY factor that determines class in the United States...but it's the biggest factor. They have different value systems. There are plenty of families who aren't billionaires but whose members were born with "silver spoons in their mouths" and have inherited wealth and property, and have the "blue blood" running through their veins that qualifies them to be upper class. True. Did I say they weren't? There are 3 "upper classes" according to my Class Categorization. Aristocrat Rich Professional As of right now, a person doesn't have to be worth a billion to be considered rich in America.
  8. Ok, THAT??? That didn't seem misogynistic or like it was ridiculing Black women to me? He didn't even mention the term "Black woman" so I'm not sure how it turned into an attack on the sistaz. But I'm not an older Black woman so I guess I'm not in a position to judge it one way or the other. I thought it was funny because much of it is true. A lot of women over 50 DO go to bed with "stinking stuff" on them to keep themselves together....lol I remember the "cold cream" days and the "Black-n-White Oitnment" days..lol. I like older women...even when I was younger I did....so I didn't take it too seriously anyway. Cynique Like Mzuri said, if you found it offensive why didn't you say something earlier? Why wait NOW and put the brother on front street over it? Mzuri Negroes want to spend the night and get served breakfast in bed. Not at my house, when I'm through, you can go. Ohhh...when YOU'RE through..huh..? Who care if the MAN is satisfied....lol Anyway...... The Pioneer of 30 years ago would have said.....MY KIND OF LADY, lol. Slip on my shoes and be out the door. However the Pioneer after 2000 wants to wake up the next morning TWICE: -Once to roll over and find something soft laying next to him...and then go back to sleep -And wake up again to the smell of something FRYING in the kitchen, lol "I bet he's got a nice BIG appetite..... After what I put on him last night!"
  9. There are 6 distinct classes in the United States. Aristocratic These are people worth over a billion dollars and are generally out of reach from the public or media. They heavily influence politics and social policy Rich These are people worth over $15 million in assets. They either don't work or don't have to work if they don't want to and can live comfortable off thier savings and interests for the rest of their lives. Usually their children can too. These are usually heirs, major business owners, very successful professionals, entertainers, ect.. Believe it or not education isn't a big factors in this class. Professional (Upper Middle Class) These are people who still have to work for a living but can go 6 months without any income and still maintain their lifestyle They are are generally well educated professionals like doctors, attorneys, authors, engineers, ect. But they also include lesser educated people like self-made small business owners. Depending on one's expenses and region of the nation, the professional class starts at around $75,000 a year for a single adult. With the exception of self-made business owners, these people usually have a Master's Degree or higher. Working (Lower Middle Class) Like the Professional class these people also work for a living but generally can't go a month without receiving some sort of income or they'll be in trouble. These are the BACK-BONE of society and what an ideal society would have for the majority of it's workforce. These range from construction and factory workers to nurses, police officers, postal workers, ect.. This starts at around $40,000 for a single adult depending on region Most have SOME college education but rarely have a degree above a Bachelors Poor These are people who BARELY have the basics of food, clothing, and shelter. They work sporadically or work very low wage jobs, usually in the service industry These are the people working at McDonalds, car washes, temp agencies, and in many cases...not working at all. They usually have a little or no college education and in come cases didn't even graduate from high school. They make anywhere from $10,000 a year to $40,000. These expenses are as sporadic as their income because they usually aren't staying on their own but shacking up with lovers, relatives, bouncing from place to place. Destitute These are people at the very bottom of the socio-economic ladder Your homeless, chronic drug addicts, petty criminals, ect... They can't even afford the basic necessities. Most have SOME clothes but finding shelter and enough food and medical care is a constantly struggle and in come cases none existent. ******************************************************************************************************************************************* Within each of these classes, there are numerous subgroups based on career field, education, race, ect.... Now ofcourse these classes aren't set in stone and they often overlap eachother. But they are still pretty standard and over 99% of adults fall in one of these categories.
  10. Troy is clearly in the Professional Class (Upper Middle Class), lol...though he's pretending that he's not. What professionals call "hard work" isn't the same as what most poor and working class people call "hard work". Most poor and working-class people are in the service industry and do a lot of PHYSICAL WORK like construction, warehouse, factory, and unloading trucks. For them the work is PHYSICAL and based on a time clock. Hard work for them is forcing them to work 2 hours over, or sweating and exerting themselves more than usual. Hardwork for a professional like a teacher or lawyer or engineer is being forced to stay later than usual, do extra paper work, working an extra day out of the week...lol. Any sweat you see on the forehead of someone of the Professional Class is usually due to the STRESS...not physical exertion, lol. "I have ticket to Phantom Of The Opera tonight; and they spring THIS on me at the last minute? It's so UNFAIR"
  11. Stop picking on people....lol....you BULLY. Mzuri Don't worry sweetie.....Pioneer's here now! You're gonna be alright! Daniel Are you vaxxed? No. Even better...I'm BLAXXED...lol
  12. Yesterday Cynique said: But then TODAY Cynique said: Now either Cynique is crazy....or she thinks OTHER folks are too crazy to notice what's going on, lol But anyway... PIONEER says.....lol...the same thing he said yesterday:
  13. When HUNDREDS of thousands of law enforcement officers around the nation are refusing to take it and would rather quit first. And add that to the HUNDREDS of thousands of nurses and other health care officials who are refusing to take it. And add that to the TENS OF MILLIONS of people around the nation from all walks of life who are refusing to take it. What you're gonna have on your hands is a country torn apart. Order and stability aren't gonna last long when 1/3 of your cops drop off the force.
  14. Troy The entire case was and still is VERY uninteresting to me. What came as a surprise to me was how so many Black people on social media who have platforms were talking about it. At first they said it was just another missing White girl case that the national media was sensationalizing. But then even THEY themselves started focusing more on the story and engaging in the same things they were criticizing the national media over. I remember you saying your move to Oklahoma was temporary. So you're back in Florida for a while now, huh? Did you even meet that smiling woman with the big dog they pictured in the advertisement to get you to move into that complex? This wasn't her or the dog, but she looks similar...lol
  15. Troy Are you serious about not knowing who Brian Laundrie is? I don't think you are...lol
  16. I thought I told you I was an anti-vaxxer. I don't do shots...lol
  17. They may be "dating" Black right now, but for some reason I think both Sasha and Malia will end up marrying White dudes. If this were the 80s or 90s...I'd say no. They'd get with some wealthy Black men who were also political and of prestige. But today...... With so much dysfunction in the AfroAmerican community and so many AfroAmerican men running around in skirts and dresses and sexually confused??? Nah. Brad and Jared are just WAITING around the corner for the perfect opportunity to introduce themselves and pull that wealth and power back into the AngloSaxon American community. "Hey....uhh....brown sugar cakes! You got what WE want...and we got what YOU need. So uh....let's get it rockin' n rollin....sometime.....maybe!"
  18. Yeah..... I'm noticing more and more what you're talking about. They're putting the adds right IN THE MIDDLE of our posts now. Not just as the bottom. It really should be illegal, but it's their platform...they do what they want to do. They do it, and then make you pay extra for it NOT to happen. Just like they used to make you pay NOT to have your phone number listed in the White Pages.
  19. Mzuri I am not anti-vax at all Well I am...lol. People talk about the ones we got as kids to go to school, as if THEY were somehow ok. I wouldn't have gotten those EITHER if I knew what I knew now and had a choice back as a baby. I believe Black people should make OUR OWN medicines and come up with OUR OWN cures. Not just stand in line to take whatever Cauacasians tell us is good for us. Infact, most of the disease Black people suffer from come FROM living with and around Caucasians to begin with. They didn't exist among us back in Africa or Asia. It wasn't until we started living around THEM and adopting their diet and lifestyles that so many of our people had to start taking their medicines. Cynique creatures whom I've always been able to take or leave, actually preferring dogs If you prefer dogs.....I see your divorce from the Black race is almost complete, lol "Stop it you...."
  20. The PEW institute, after much research, offers a very simple formula as a stepping stone to a better life. But Liberals dismiss it as being simple solutions to complicated problems. PEW says: [1] Don't be a high school drop-out, (2)Delay pregnancy (3) get a job. I can see that, because I'm Progressive and I DO dismiss it as being overly simplistic for a number of reasons but mostly 2: 1. It's out dated for todays economy and society 2. It doesn't apply to most Black and Brown people When I was homeless years ago, half of the people on the street met all three requirements and STILL ended up on the streets for one reason or another. Graduating highschool, delaying pregnancy and getting a job is just a START in the right direction. A "stepping stone" is the correct term for it because it's like Kindgergarten in the school of success. But there are so many factors and obstacle in this society that you must avoid and overcome that this advice is almost pathologically deceptive
  21. The Obamas are rich. Actually part of the Rich Class. They aren't Aristocratic but still rich. Most Aristocrats don't run for office. They CONTROL those who do, lol The Koch brothers are an example of Aristocrats. Elon Musk and Bill Gates are more public examples. When it comes to traditional "class" in the United States. Education and social status are still huge factors, not just money. A poor high school drop out from the hood who hits the lottery and wins $25 million, is STILL not considered in the same "class" as Highschool teacher with a Masters Degree who only earns $75,000 a year. "Nicca I'm so rich......I can use these Benjamins for toilet paper!" There's a reason for that...... Troy There are alligators in the water, fox, deer, rabbit, turtles, snakes, armadillos, etc all viewable from my patio. It is like Wild Kingdom up in here And don't forget Brian Laundrie is/was among them rabbits and turtles....lol
  22. Chev You put so much time and effort in your presentations! I'm trying to figure out the meaning of this post, piece by piece. First of all, what is the significance of the Obama family dressed in Hindu garb? And what is the significance of the Trump photo?
  23. Troy What is the bottom line of what y'all are talking about? Is there a take away for someone like me. who is not steeped in Biblical text or history? For me.... When it comes to religious discussions there IS no "bottom line". I do it for the sake of discussion and entertainment. Before the Pandemic I used to meet with groups of people and we'd discuss and debate religious topics for HOURS over some coffee and pie. Half of us were like me and didn't even believe in religion. We do it for entertainment and fun, lol. ProfD I'm a bit surprised @Pioneer1 debates the subject of religion considering he reads/listens to NF Jr. And he's so right....lol. As sweet as Chevdove is, you should go back and look at some of our previous exchanges and how vicious she can be when she felt her beliefs are threatened. Frightening...lol. What can I say? I love debating. It's in my nature. That's actually what took me OUT of Christianity. A strong debate where the brothers didn't be "sweet" and kind to me but came at me with strong irrefutable argument I couldn't spin. That's how I know that some people (not our sweet Chevdove..lol) NEED to be clobbered over the head with the truth.
  24. Mzuri I would only use that type of office space if I needed to meet with clients, and then it would be those shared executive offices. I can’t imagine working around a bunch of random people during pandemic. Exactly. I wouldn't want everybody meeting at my home. I'd schedule a time and place to meet. But for routine work...nah...I'd rather be at home with the flamingos and sand-hill cranes during a global Pandemic...lol. JK, I am glad that you are able to spend the winter in temperate climes. Yeah.... And that's about the ONLY time Florida IS "temperate"...lol...in the winter. The rest of the year that place is as hot as a sauna. Two men waiting at a bus stop in Florida Troy What part of Florida? I think I see Brian Laundrie out in the distance!
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