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I read the article...
The one thing I notice it doesn't concern itself with is the imprisoned or former imprisoned populace.
Do you know circa forty thousand women in the usa are blockaded from labor because they had traces or marijuana in their babies when born and the states they were in labeled them as endangering a child/child abusers.
These women , most of whom have had multiple children and have no criminal record are blockaded from work because of a situation in which their child had a drug in them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX-kDnO6GSI
what is my larger point? How many people in the usa are blockaded from labor because of their criminal record? A criminal record whcih often is based on the criminal intent of law enforcers applying their activities to specific communities for a fiscal or governmental policy agenda.
But the reason why said populace isn't mentioned is because of the fiscal capitalistic philosophy of the AEI , which i argue is a faith based position toward fiscal capitalism which in Universal basic income is seeing the death of their faith as they know it.
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On 8/4/2026 at 8:58 PM, Pioneer1 said: They get paid millions of dollars for entertaining and inspiring their fans who want to see them in their glory and brilliance.
Not all washed up and broken down but out there grinning because they're "having fun" and love doing it.now @ProfD said
On 8/4/2026 at 9:02 PM, ProfD said: Basketball fans are still showing up to watch Lebron James (LBJ) play.
so
Pioneer, are you suggesting the people who are still paying to see lebron are not fans? Because you can't deny lebron james is beloved by peoeple , followed by millions, who want to still see him play. Now if you are saying that his fans are people who don't want him to play anymore and will not pay to see him or watch him While those who are not his fans pay to see him play or see him in media. well ok.
But it can't be both
On 8/4/2026 at 8:58 PM, Pioneer1 said: Suppose we applied that same logic of yours to STRIPPERS....lol.
Supposed exotic dancer didn't stop dancing when they were still in good shape and attractive to their customers.
Fuck the customers and what THEY want to see....lol.first do you know how many women in las vegas are former strippers who try to get gigs and fail every day.
You seem to not comprehend how many people in the usa above the averag age in a field of entertainment still apply themselves.
Second, many and i argue most pornstars make their money on customer relations, not films, and many of said pornstars are phsyically different than their young days. so, ...many people are interested in older entertainers. I am not saying you are, but it seems like you can't comprehend those who are.
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@Pioneer1 the only way any athlete can quit while on top is to retire after winning the biggest trophy in their sport.
I trust lebron like most athletes knows their body, trust me, all athletes know what they can or can not do physically.
what point? that is up to the player and what they want. Lebron has the right to keep playing for ten more years and be a bench player for most of that if he wants. LEbron has the right to stop right now and not play one game for the sixers.
the good thing about team sports is it allows late 30s or 40s players to play and still have great success as the whole team is the key, not one player
The issue here is you feel players should stop at a point that satifies your view.
But my position is, players should stop whenever they want to. I know athletes who have played on top teams and gone to play in lower divisions or in various leagues around the world. Tiger woods is still playing, it is up to players. I don't care when they stop.
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The USA has reached two hundred and fifty years.
Starting off as a fiscal capitalistic country with tons of financial imbalances, regardless that they were legal. .
Now a populace, getting larger and larger, within the usa seems to want the usa to become what it was never, a place for all in it to be content.
We will see, but I will end with what I always do for all governments anywhere or anytime in humanity.
their most negative times are always built in the times suggested as positive or acceptible, their gilded ages, their glorious or advertised wins is usually the times where the seeds of the worst times were laid.
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Can the financial situation of the poor in the United States of America wait for Universal Basic Income?
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Lebron James has never stopped working out, jordan did, that is why jordan's time with the wizards was atrocious.
Lebron is playing a team sport, Tyson isn't. Boxing is a sport that is singular, thus, the individual variance has a greater effect on results, in team sports, an older player can play with younger ones to offset the ocllective ability
LEbron james never took a break, Serena did. Serena williams had ababy and relaxed and then came back, that break took her off the train of the kind of training needed to remain at the top level, and tennis in singles is like boxing.
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What you seem to not realize is modern sport is so attached to media hype that older superstars make tons of money. In most sports today, the biggest stars in terms of attracting sponsors tend to be the oldest. Messi or cr7 in futebol/lebron/jackovic in tennis . many of these sports want the superstars to keep playing. and most of these athletes dont mind cause many of them have spent their whol elives as Bill russell said, being courted so they don't have anything else but playing sport.
https://aalbc.com/tc/events/event/449-bill-russell-born-1934/
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22 hours ago, frankster said: Yes Ionic drives are in use today and is no longer theoretical
What is moving from the realm of science fiction to theoretically feasible is Warp Drives....prototypes are being developed as we type - though not to scale as of yet.
Ionic drives haven't been theoretical since the early 1900s.
well, science fiction is theory absent arithmetic support. but theoretical feasibility is determined based on what one decides feasibility comes from. From base feasibility on arithmetics, others on lab work, others on fiscal capitalistic presence. so... in the current environment, until any technology is in the fiscal capitalistic markets, it is functionally unfeasible.
When you say warp drives, do you mean warp space ? or do you mean attaining levels of speed significantly above the projected next new heights at the current time?
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On 7/27/2026 at 8:30 PM, Pioneer1 said: That's what the "public option" was supposed to offer, but your boy Obama cut that out of his Obamacare deal.
the affordable care act was from nancy pelosi, not obama so it should be called pelosicare
and it wasn't obama who cut it out, the congress did. Obama told pelosi whatever she could get through congress he would sign, and he did. PElosi couldn't get the votes without the public option going away. The reason was simple, the usa is a country of over three hundred and fifty million people cut up in fifty states that are uneven financially.
What that means is, healthcare and the cost of living shifts from state to state and from region to region in states, thus the affordable care act, trying to make healthcare affordable for all the fiscal poor in the usa while in fifty different financial regions which are themselves cut up into various fiscal zones is a hard challenge.
Many donkeys opposed the public option which people don't realize, because healthcare is different in each state.
On 7/27/2026 at 8:30 PM, Pioneer1 said: Petition their respective governments to provide these basic necessities for it's citizens in a limited and strategic way so that nobody goes without them and this will provide a decent "competition" with private sources to discourage them from raising the prices too high.
hasn't the whole world been petitioning? when you say petition what do you mean? people write letters the government all the time? what do you mean by petition? The UA doesn't allow for direct democracy to be applicable at the federal level so....
On 7/27/2026 at 8:30 PM, Pioneer1 said: But millions DID NOT survive....they succumbed.
well with at least over ninety percent of black people enslaved from 1492 to 1865 in the lands that make up the modern usa, I am certain all those enslaved in said period survived.
On 7/27/2026 at 8:30 PM, Pioneer1 said: The answer is for AfroAmericans to carve out a piece of America to focus our political and economic power on and try to control as much of our collective destiny as we can instead of relying on the ideas and schemes of Whites to save us.
We should try to get as much political and legal power as we can.
That way if UBI becomes a reality here in the United States, we can atleast control:
....how much of it we get.
....what terms and conditions must be met for individuals to get it.ok ,
1) carve out a piece of the usa in which one historically impotent populace within the usa has governmental + financial power to control its destiny
2)if UBI gets implemented , in said carved out piece, said historically impotent populace will be able to dictate how ubi will relate
Your plan is not impossible , but it requires alot of considerations.
1) what percent of black people are not interested in carving out a piece of the usa. whatever percent that is , is a deterrent. I can't say how large but it will include, all black individualist, which has a long history in the usa, these are black people who simply do for themselves as individuals , and view collective black life through the lens of black individuals. Some black people will be part of other black groups that will oppose carving a piece out of the usa. so black donkeys[ party of andrew jackson] black elephants[ party of abraham lincoln] all the black wealthy whose financial wealth is tied to an integrated existence with the non black, black integrationists, who have along history in the usa, who want mixed communities, they don't want individualism but they want black populaces to coexist intermingled with the nonblack. I am missing many others of course, but I can easily assume, maybe twenty percent of the populace of black people in the usa will be willing to carve out a piece of the usa for governmental plus financial control.
2) beyond who among the blacks will be part of this, what part of the usa is to be carved out?
2-A) for a piece of the usa to have the power to relate to federal law on its own, it must be a state in the union. I restate, Universal basic income will be a federal action , the only legal way to dictte how any federal action relates to a particular region is for a place to be a state. countis or cities don't have the legal power to relate to federal law. This is why NYC continually begs NY state for money. Even though NYC is the engine, the federal government gives money to new york state so nyc , even though it earns most of the money, ike los angeles with california, , new york city has to beg new york state for money. So, the only way to make a distinct relationship to a federal law under the current constitution is to be astate in the union. cities nor counties have the power. So, what state will this be?
2-B)The whole purpose of Jim Crow in southern states was to get black people to run out of the southern states so that black people would not have a majority populace in any state in the union. and no, black people today are not running into the likes of georgia, mississippi, south carolina or other So with no state having a majority black populace and each states, majority non black populace 100% opposed to being the minority, I don't see how you can get any state in the union to become majority black which can then allow the scenario you want.
2-C) maybe you can get a state to split. The law in the usa allows a state to split if the state legislature + the congress approve. Based on this, you only have four states with a black populace percentage that can yield such a situation. Louisiana/Mississippi/Alabama/South Carolina
all other states black populaces are too small a percentage.
The problem is all of those states legislatures have been engineered to make sure black legislation in those states is a smaller percentage than the black population. And beyond that, I doubt the white legislatures in those states will ever vote for a split, absent violence or money. Violence I doubt will be accepted by black people let alone non blacks, and money... well... the black wealthy will not finance such a movement for what I stated already so even if you get the numbers this will be a movement absent money so I don't see how it will be able to pay white elected officials to support spliting a state, not to mention paying the congressional members of various other states who will demand money as they have nothing to lose in saying no.
It is possible to consider a movement of black people to one of the sparsely populated northwest states, ala exodusters, but such a move will require money to move said black people and maintain them in a northwest state. But if you have the money It can be done. For example south dakota or north dakota or wyoming each have less than a million people. the poorest state in the union with at least a million black people is mississippi. so if you had money, you could move the million black people of mississppi to one of wyoming or northd akota or south dakota and you would had a majority black state. All three of those states already offer land for sale. so even if the land is small and it forces an urban existence, the populance is the population and thus your strategy manfest.
Your strategy isn't bad, but it requires focus. It will not be a mass movement within the black populace of the usa, that time has passed. It can't involve violence cause black people aren't willing. So with it being legal, that narrows what can be done or where. But as I explained, possible.
On 7/28/2026 at 6:17 PM, frankster said: Did industrialization help or hinder us?
AI is about to empower the individual way beyond what y'all thinking....
The truth is, all technology, from the wheel to ionic pulse drives powered by nuclear fission reactors [ not science fiction, both are being developed by the usa+russia as we type] has positive or negative effects, no technology is all good or all bad. The problem is humans when a technology benefit don't like to admit who isn't and when a technology malfit don't like to admit who isn't. It's always both.
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@Pioneer1 you say Universal basic income is a trap aligning to his stated position that universal basic income will force people to adhere to whatever government mandates or policies to retain the money needed for them to survive in the usa, in which their rent, food, clothing, ehalthcare, schools, holiday costs are more than most can afford.
Now while I contest his attempt at prescience, assuming universal basic income will come with fealty of a petty nature, let us assume it will happen. Ok. Then the fears you or he have are warranted with the assumption. But, let us look at the environment, the financial environment in the usa?
Now he admitted in the very same video that the labor market for humans in the usa is dwindling. He admitted it. Now, it is also commonly comprehended that ninety percent of wealth in the usa is inherited, meaning, acquired by geniture, or bloodline descendency. It si also commonly known that ninety percent of the wealth is in the hands f a one percent ... sometimes one percent of a one percent.
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overwhelming majority of wealth being inherited +
most wealth in an extremely small percentage of the populace,+
a dying human labor fiscal need =
the fiscal sitaution in the usa today
said fiscal situation in the usa today +univeral basic income = maintenance of the current system of debt, wealth, inheritance, market manipulation or structures. or cost in various industries.
Absent this elevated welfare, what do you propose for people to do to pay for rent/food.healthcare? I didn't listen to the whole video but he didn't offer solutions.
Are you suggesting fiscal poor people kill themselves? yeah ok, I know a number of blacks throughout the years, all ages, have said that. Most in humanity will never do it. Do you know why I know? nothing black people went through in the usa was harder than legal enslavement on the mind + body+ spirit and yet they as humans foun ways to survive, not thrive, but survive such that they didn't kill themselves. Even if that meant being a shell or empty vessel just breathing till you die. But they didn't kill themselves.
Most humans will not kill themselves today and especially with the option of Universal basic income.
The problem with every single person opposed to universal basic income is the absence of an alternative from them.
you say it is a trap but I still think it is an inevitability based on the environment.
I live in NYC, the rent is too high, the food is too hgih, the healthcare is too high. Now you can sya, people should move. But, move where? Is los angeles cheap? is louisiana safe? Remember, right now, the carpet industry, based in georgia, has multiple lawsuits from white people , fiscal poor white people, from south carolina to alabama, over their air and water being cancer causing for decades, at least fifty years easy.
Moving isn't going to help most people in the usa.
Then the learn skills argument . But here is the problem with the skills argument. the history of labor in the usa proves labor was never given for skills, that is another myth in the usa.
Black people were used as enslaved labor not because of merit or their skills but cheapness, affordability. The second legal ensalvement ended, circa 1865, white people went about entrapping black people in bad contracts which whether legal or illegal were expensive to contest in a court of law and since 99% of black person born before 1965 in the usa had no money , no financial inheritance, they had no money to afford the legal fees necessary to challenge all the legal traps whtite people terrorized black people into from 1865 to 1980.
When the immigration act came in the mid nineteen hundred and sixties, the whites used uneducated immigrants, not because of skills but because of cheapness of labor.
The use of robots/computer programs/machines of various levels began taking over human laborers in the usa before said electronics were a skillwise replacement for human labor.
So what is the answer?
At the end of the day, all movements anywhere in humanity to be stopped need an alaternative and in absence of the alterantive, the movement will kee moving to its inevitability.
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7 hours ago, petersmths said: agree with this. Looking back, a lot of the predictions from 2022 didn't really play out the way people expected. Instead of one company pulling far ahead, we've ended up with three very different approaches to gaming. Microsoft has leaned heavily into services and expanding beyond the console itself, Sony continues to focus on high-quality exclusives, and Nintendo is still proving that great games matter more than having the most powerful hardware.
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hahah no:) None of the people I am referring to have sought fornicative adventures outside the usa.
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On 7/14/2026 at 11:44 PM, ProfD said: The USA was built on chattel slavery. 400+ years of free labor performed by Black slaves.
the USA was built on genocide first and enslavement second, never forget to mention genocide. Cause even though the focus has to be on the first peoples who were murdered by whites of europe, the murder of many enslaved peoples trying to be free was also of a high count.
On 7/14/2026 at 11:44 PM, ProfD said: That's up to Black folks in those countries to pursue.
Do Black folks have a legacy of building the economy of those countries over 400+ years?
even enough all Black DOSers , whether in the usa/india/brasil /mexico/jamaica/ haiti/evuador or anywhere else have ancestors who related to the enslaving lands in all sorts of ways. So an individual can choose though groups or populaces can't act as an individual, they are more complex.
Again, I don't know what you mean by a legacy of building the economy. When I tutored black children I never said black enslaved people help build the economy of the european colonies or the usa. I said black people were used by whites for whites to benefit and leave a positive financial legacy to their white descendents.
If you are asking, were enslaved Black people used by non blacks in usa/brasil/india similarly? the answer is yes and actually, longer in brasil or india than the usa. Brasil has the oldest slave post for DOSers in the american continent, modern canada to argentina. And India's, india subcontinent meaning modern day pakistan/india/bangledehs, habshis are arguably the oldest large , meaning millions, of Black DOSers in the world. Black DOSers were enslaved to Europe earlier but never in the millions. And to the near west asia bordering africa earlier, but never in the millions as the desert peoples lifestyle + environment doesn't have the agrarian nature needed for a mass moving.
On 7/14/2026 at 11:44 PM, ProfD said: Right. I would slightly curious to see if FBA/AfroAmericans/ADOS can show up anywhere in Africa & be allowed to claim it as their homeland.
well to clarify, my point is that the continet of africa is the homeland, I don't thnk any DOSer from India/Brasil/USA or similar should claim one land in africa because
the Black DOSers in each country Usa/india/brasil in truth have individuals from all over the continent. To restate, Black DOSers in india don't just come from east african, they come from madagascr, they come from congo, they come from the hausa in the west. if all the black descended of enslaved in india were to treat the the reality of the group, the reality of the group isn't the reality of an individual. The Blacks DOSers in brasil don't just come frm congo, they also come from the swahili lands to the east, the dahomey up north. The Black DOSers in usa don't just come from Dahomey, they come from ethiopia [ before modern ethiopian willing immigrants] they come from zululands in the south. My point is that the rreality of the group Black DOSERs, doesn't fit the reality of an individual who is a Black DOSer.
On 7/14/2026 at 11:44 PM, ProfD said: Finance seems to be a necessity in most countries one chooses to call home on this planet.
this is true BUT the Black DOS case is unique. Black DOSers shouldn't be looking for money, we lost a home. At least, some Black DOSers are looking for a home. other Black DOSers have embraced the usa as their home. But, the usa federal government admits more and more people financially able leave the usa each year. To restate, teh usa has never had a decrease in the number of people who leave it from the 1960s to today. Now said people do have financial potency. But they leave. And yes, most Black DOSers don't have the money but the reason why that is , isn't magic, that is the fianncial reality of being from an enslaved people in an opposing land. IT isn't laziness or stupidity or lack of desire.
Power matters, those without power have to move slower.
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On 7/12/2026 at 9:15 AM, ProfD said: The USA with all its warts & flaws is an FBA/AfroAmerican/ADOS inheritance.
We should never stop demanding reparations for the 400+ years of slave labor & atrocities committed against our forebears.
maybe i miscomprehend what you mean by inheritance, but if the usa is an inheritance for Black DOSers then Brasil is also an inheritance for Black DOSers who were enslaved to that place? India is an inheritance for Black DOSers who were enslaved to that place? Aren't all the countries Black DOSers were shipped to an inheritance to Black DOSers, if the USA is an inheritance? and if not, why not?
I admit I don't see the usa as an inheritance because I know many black forebears were opposed to it. I rather think Black DOSers have to choose our ancestors we honor. THe ancestrs like James Forten or the ancestors like Colonel Tye? I think James Forten wanted black folk in the usa to see/feel/think the usa that way while in parallel, but no less valuable, colonel tye, didn't want black folk in the former european colonies to see /feel/think that way, and to my own views vice versa. James Forten definitely would oppose my position while Colonel Tye would support.
On 7/12/2026 at 9:15 AM, ProfD said: The USA is our home. It would take a great deal of time, effort & resources to trace our lineage back to pick a part of Africa & establish ties there.
Then, it wouldn’t make much sense for FBA/AfroAmerican/ADOS to trade places with the Black folks who are leaving Africa for a better life in the USA.
FBA/AfroAmerican/ADOS are not welcomed into other countries unless they can afford to be there i.e. show up with a 💰 bag if they plan to stay for any period of time.
All I can say to open is, I accept with no difficulty or challenge a black person saying the usa is the home of Black DOSers , I also don't have any difficulty or challenge with a black person who says the usa isn't. Black DOSers have a unique relationship to the usa, that to be blunt, isn't as simple or convenient as everyone else who immigrated to these lands on their own volition whether illegal or not plus the native american who is a first peoples.
I have said the followign before, but I view my lineage in africa as continental.. Many Black DOSers talk about an individual tracing to a specific land, which is applicable for individuals in the black dos populace. BUT< if you consider the Black DOS populace in the usa as a group, not individuals, then yu realize the whole continent of Africa is the lineage. do you comprehend? DOSers trace their lineage to all over the continent. In the show "finding your roots" alone, black DOSers guest have shown tracing from senegal to madagascar so... it is the whole continent, at least to me.
Trade places interesting choice of words. I don't see how a person leaving for financial betterment, which is not the only factor in life, can trade with a person leaving for a true home. These are two things that ae not equal.
On 7/12/2026 at 9:15 AM, ProfD said: I would not advise FBA/AfroAmerican/ADOS to trade places with them.
The USA is home for 50+ million Black folks who were born & raised here over many generations.
It is neither constructive or productive for a child born to dysfunctional parents to find a better set.
That child should grow up to live the best life possible despite the environment, conditions & circumstances by which they landed on the planet.
FBA/AfroAmerican/ADOS have survived & thrived here in the USA despite our history. We are a unique group of people who have done great things & who continue to influence the world.😎
Again, I don't see how a trade can occur when it is two different goals, it isn't the same. the financial poor Black people in various lands of africa have the home but are missing the money. the majority of Black DOSers don't have the home or the money.
It is interesting how you view the actions of a group of people through an individual scenario. a child in a dysfunctional home within one lifetime is how you view tens of millions of people in a country that has been dysfunctional for centuries . Very statian you are, very statian
Well , let's be blunt, no country on earth has a pro immigration stance. BRexit occured because whites in england didn't want whties from eastern europe. Brexit wasn't about london. So your correct that Black DOSers aren't being welcomes but no country welcomes immigrants. Saudi Arabia doesn't welcome Indians or Pakistanis. The only difference between the usa and every other government in humanity, isn't teh stance on immigration, all are anti immigrant. But the usa has a legal framework and a financial industry based on immigration that gives it a different tone.
How do you define a thriving individual? how do you define a thriving people? as I have said in this very forum, if i gain a billion dollars tomorrow, some may argue, i have thrived in the usa. But, that doesn't mean the black populace in new york city has thrived. So how do you determine a peoples thriving? Is it defined through collective action or merely the presence of individuals in the group individually thriving?
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1 hour ago, ProfD said: Fair enough. I know far more Black folks from other countries who find happiness here in the USA than I hear from FBA/AfroAmerican/ADOS ex-pats living abroad.
All of my FBA/AfroAmerican/ADOS enjoy visiting other countries & working in them for periods of time but they always come back to the USA.
yeah , remember, the Black DOS relationship to the european colonies or the usa or others like brasil or mexico or india isn't financial. Our forebears had their world destroyed and then their children lived under the manipulation of enemies for hundreds of years. Money can't repair that. What Black DOSers should be looking for isn't money but a home that was lost a long time ago. A positive, overwhelmingly Black home.
Black Immigrants are looking for money. The USA is great at individual profiteering. IT was from the time of the european colonies to today. Robust Communities never survive in the usa, even white ones, individuals can always do well in the usa.
1 hour ago, ProfD said: Point taken. I started to list physical & spiritual as wounds too.
Bottom line is deep wounds never truly heal without some form of revenge.
Otherwise, people remain scarred for life & from one generation to the next.😎
And that is the battle in the modern usa. Although the following is a crude summarization,
it boils down to those, of all lphenotypes, who see the usa s empire, enslaver, white that regardless of its media appearance needs to embrace its historic truths, which is strategically wiser, at least from a historic perspective
against those who see the usa as a country that can become a binder for humanity. They want to expand what the usa started as a strategy against the soviet union into something to unite all humanity, which has never been achieved for obvious reasons, but if successful can lead to an unprecedented era of healing.
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21 hours ago, ProfD said: To what other countries should the Black person born in the USA flee?
I am not giving a country I think a Black DOSer should go to alone or in a group, for themselves or actually for the village, but I can say that to each continent I know a Black DOSer from the USA who left the usa to happiness for themselves.
21 hours ago, ProfD said: Nothing can be done to heal mental wounds. No apologies or money will ever be enough.
I argue it isn't mental wounds but spiritual wounds.
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6 hours ago, ProfD said: Reads like the majority of FBA/ADOS Black folks are stuck in a infinite loop of imprisonment within the system of racism white supremacy.
Interesting I know you view the opposition to black folk globally or in every land under each government is centered on a system based on white supremacy. It's dismantling or destruction in your view is the path to freedom for black folk anywhere in humanity.
I also know you view the usa as a best option country. Beyond whether the usa is good or not, liked or not, by those living in it, your point is that, even if a black person was born in a small black town still being terrorized in 2026 by the local whites, the usa is a better option for that descended of enslaved than any other government.
Sequentially, you use the word stuck.
All your points have positive value or truth. White European descended people sometimes, not all the time, coordinate against non whites or non white europeans.. Many people in humanity, gardless their phenotype, love the individualism of the usa. The usa is the country where the individual can defeat the group. Women in religious strict homes or communities can be lesbians or start businesses or live by themselves. Blacks whose entire clan have a negative bias to whites can marry a white person. The usa as the center of a global empire, started at world war two by franklin deleanor roosevelt, is the best place to be for the fiscally wealthy and has opportunity, albeit more and more fleeting for the fiscally poor , and in either case, rich or poor, definitely in comparison to most other countries.
I comprehend your point, but I think the usa as an environment is the problem. Not from white supremacy but the simple design of the government.
The history of willing immigration in the usa proves it works overall for willing immigrants . Yes, willing immigrants starting wth the first illegal ones who landed on plymouh rock but if any group in the usa has a non financial grievance, the usa can't handle it because it was never designed to or to change and be able to. ala the first poeple / native americans or the black/DOSers situation. The best parallel are the lower castes in india. India when it was created, wasn't designed to handle the greivance of the lower castes and so, the caste survives while the country upholds the law to protect the individual.
What can the usa do about non monetary grievance? what can non blacks do, even if they want to hel blacksp, about non monetary grievance?
I argue nothing and never will be able to, and every sean bell only reinforces the non monetary grievance for current ro future generations.
USA can change more than any other government in humanity, but not enough to heal the wounds that are older than itself, between its oldest residents.
8 hours ago, ProfD said: I believe the majority of FBA/ADOS Black folks have some type of religious &/or spiritual belief. It is the opiate, coping mechanism to deal with their existence.😎
as james baldwin said, his father and the other members of his fathe'rs church prayed ot god for the damnation of whites. his father hated whites but never once spoke ill to them .
his father like many black people live with ahate to the usa or to whites of the usa, which is to be honest, heritage.
Remember profd, what it seems so many black folk in the usa don't seem to realize, when the usa was founded, whites cheered but blacks were not happy. Most black people knew about what the english offered, in terms of freedom, the creation of the usa was a hateful day for blacks, that i think many modern black people stemming from the 1900s have tried to reimagine for their convenience. But whites in the usa constantly remind black people of the sincerity of that hate. And I repeat, JAmes Forten was a black successful business owner who fought for the creation of the usa. and I think he had a faith that the usa will eventually change to a place where all black people are free.
but james forten like the modern black one percent or honstly pro usa black folk are a minority in the lack populace. And yes, the black militants, like the commonly called black loyalist who sought violence against the whites of the eventual usa were also another minority, , larger in number, smaller in fiscal power, but a majority of black people at the founding of the usa were enslaved people who prayed for the english to win, as whites in the usa fought hard to keep them enslaved while fighting the english to be free of the english. And on th historical result, it lead to a eep hatred that whites have kept relevant for 250 years.
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