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Absolutely If we ONLY spoke about that which we knew for sure and never guessed, estimated, or speculated.....things would get pretty boring real quick, lol. Not to mention how SHORT and AKWARD conversations would be. "Hello...how are you this morning?" "I don't know yet. Ask me after Noon after morning's been completed and I'll be able to answer your question!"

ProfD But the wise ones know that it's an INVESTMENT as that money spent on the RIGHT politician is usually money well spent. Politicians are responsible for going to the capital and bringing money and resources back down to the district they represent. You know good and dog-gone well that everybody isn't gonna get the same amount of money issued to them. That politician and his team is inbed with the business owners and wealthy individuals of that district WHO SUPPORTED THEM and THEY will get first dibbs on the dough brought back.

ProfD Well, remember that Neely Fuller Jr. encourages us not to focus too much on "uniting" our people behind anything because it's so hard to do so under this system. Too many individuals have their own agendas and ways of seeing things. There must be a compromise between uniting all Black people and everybody wandering around separated and doing their own thing. I think we should focus on a set agenda and present it to as many of our people as possible and give everybody an opportunity to either accept it or reject it. Those who choose to accept it.....not matter how few....can then move together in unison towards pushing that agenda towards it's accomplishment.

Voting helps, especially in LOCAL elections and even state elections to a certain extent. However it's only a FACTOR in the entire political process. Not only do you have to VOTE your interests and vote the people who promote them into office, but you have to FOLLOW UP your vote by constantly putting pressure on those elected officials to implement your agenda. Most Black folks don't understand that it takes money to keep people in office and you have to continue to fund their elections and political career if you want them to push your agenda. On top of that...... Giving them money will eventually get YOU more money and benefits; so it's more of an investment.

Perhaps it's a good opportunity for Black American to SEPARATE itself from the strong grip that White so-called Progressives and Liberals have on our community. For the past 40 years or so, White people CALLING themselves....first Liberal...now Progressive have been PRETENDING to be the friends of AfroAmericans and PRETENDING to fight for our causes but have been using that as an excuse to not only promote their own perverted agendas (like LGBT rights) but also promote their ideologies to the Black community disrupting our traditional values. For years we've seen how racist and demonic Republicans and Conservatives have been but many of our people have been fooled by the Democratic wolves in sheep's clothing, so perhaps this is an opportunity for a great awakening for us to finally recognize that we MUST form our own political/social movements and promote our own agendas.

Everybody is ignorant about something. However when you're ignorant about something but THINK you actually know it....that's the compensatory definition of CONFUSION. Most people are not only ignorant but also CONFUSED about the truth of this world.

Because I'm 10 TIMES harder on niggaz than he'd even DARE to be! That racist devil would do himself a favor by sitting back and taking NOTES on how I go hard in the paint on these these silly ass niggaz who have been raising hell and embarassing our community for the past 50 years or so. See, Greg don't know how to make 'em cry. I do! "Ahhhhhahaaa....why he don't like uuuus????"

How long has the concept of "race" been around? And what is the source of your answer?

Exactly. The system of racism has been around for ATLEAST 4000 years.

@Greg Oooh I got a question!!!! Would the "Impulse Control Act" apply to cops too?

Why do whites enjoy DOING it? That's even weirder.

Yeah, and how did that end up happening??? You had Clinton and Obama in that Whitehouse for 16 years combined. That's more than enough time to flip that Court and make it more Liberal or atleast balanced.

I'll let everybody in on a little secret...... When Trump was elected as President I was glad! Not because I liked that racist devil or his policies; but because I figured Trump would be so racist and polarizing that he would force Black people to rise up in anger and overthrow the racial injustice they were suffering under for so long. And back in the Summer of 2020 that seemed to be close to happening! But then after the riots....something weird happened. It seemed like after that summer more and more Black folks started endearing him and defending him and claiming he wasn't so bad. More and more his support grew among AfroAmericans and especially AfroAmerican men. By the Fall of 2020 it seemed like ONLINE almost as many Black folks supported that beast as those opposing him! Not in real life...but on social media it seemed that way. So at this point, I would have to say Trump has definitely got to be KEPT OUT of the Whitehouse at all costs because the more damage he does to the nation and especially to the Black community....not only will our people do nothing about it but many will foolishly embrace him even the more for it.

I'm sure them being White also comes in handy when dealing with racism in society.

Stefan As Pro-Black as I am....I understand SOME of the reasons many of our people sell out. For one thing, what "benefit" is it in being loyal to other Black folks when you do reach a higher position of power? Often times it's the WHITE FOLKS who put you in that higher position, not other Black folks. So human nature encourages you to be loyal to and beholden to whoever is giving you the most benefits. Yes, many Black folks who get positions of power "lord" it over other Black folks. But more often than not, it's more like SCOLDING other Black folks for not being more ambitious and SEEKING higher positions in a business or government. I don't know how many times I've asked other Black folks at the various jobs I've had to apply for manager, supervisor, assistant manager and other positions of power and they didn't want the responsibility. A lot of our people are in the subservient positions they're in because they SEEK to remain in them. Power and more responsibility seems to scare them.

richardmurray Facts. I've been saying for years that Black websites like this should be supported and frequented. But too many of our people would rather duck and dodge strikes and bans from social media platforms like facebook and Twitter. When the average nigga is placed in "facebook jail"...they get so depressed they need medication.

They already HAVE this. It's called SPECIAL EDUCATION ....and they've been implementing this program in public schools for decades. The primary "treatment" has been medicating the students until they're drooling on themselves.

Greg A better question would be: Why are colleges OFFERING (and even worse... CHARGING for) useless degrees?

NIGGA IZ YOU SERIOUS?????????? Lol...NOW you're worried about offending us????

When a White judge sees a White defendant....he often sees his son/daughter.....sister/brother.....mother/father.

But not before that water turns them from cute little big-eyed furballs into big scaly monsterous mischief makers....LOL

Mel Wow...☺️ What a way to start off the week! Cynique Offering a reason for your not being a supporter of Fred Hampton's politics was in response to what? Your and Mel's posts featuring him. Who said i was aligned with his beliefs? Who accused you of being so?

Mel It's all love. BTW... You've been extra nice and attentive to me lately. For some reason, I feel that the other shoe is about to drop.....lol

Mel I've pulled up enough links today to support my position. So, I'm going to ask you to pull up our record of social and civil movements, voting history and institutions since black men got the right to vote in 1870... That gives you 5 years grace period from enslavement. And then tell me with evidence, that we haven't continuously moved to make this place equitable since 1870. Note: Black Women didn't get to vote until 1920. I didn't say we haven't. That's not my argument. My argument was that: a) Only a HANDFUL of people in our community have been the ones doing the fighting, not the majority or even a sizeable percentage. and b) Our community has been too politically and socially unstable to form alliances with other groups. A few quick examples would be the fact that a Black man (Uncle Tom Thomas) helped overturn Roe vs Wade. Another is that of all people....BLACK people (especially Black men) INCREASED their support for an open racist like Trump: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-54972389 https://www.thedailybeast.com/more-black-men-went-with-trump-this-time-i-asked-a-few-of-them-why https://thecincinnatiherald.com/2020/11/one-in-three-black-men-backed-trump-in-blue-wall-states/ Trump displayed more open racism than any President in modern history and for some reason his support among many AfroAmericans INCREASED. I know this to be true based on personal observation. You may have seen some white people out there working with you but they make up the majority of the population. Pareto Principle - If 20 percent of the people do 80 percent of the work then you will see 8,200,000 black people working in the social movements alongside 46,200,000 white folks. AND we don't live in the same states! So please don't say black people aren't working - there are 41 million black people in the U.S. and as usual we are working twice as hard to get half as much. Slow down and CALM down... You are arguing against points that I haven't even made! I said the Whites who WERE working with me were more hyped and ready to fight and take on the system than the Black people there, including the Black people who were homeless. It wasn't a matter of who made up the majority in the organization, it was a matter of DESIRE and who wanted to be in the movement and more importantly who wanted to be ACTIVE in the movements itself. Our movements were founded by Black people like myself, but often times when Whites would join we had to FIGHT TO KEEP THEM FROM TAKING OVER! They'd show up at every meeting and offering all kinds of suggestions while most of the Black folks who DID come would be chilling at the back of the room. They showed more of a DESIRE to confront the system and make changes....even if they weren't sincere about it and had other motives. They atleast put on a good show. I couldn't even get the average negro to do THAT. Couldn't get him to even PRETEND to give a damn...lol.

Mel Oh nooooo.....lol