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Deleted member 231 · 11/17/21

Man it's time we get these folks from the CBC and Black bootlick mayors out the paint. TBA laid out the blueprint. I think right before next year's mid terms Black people in all these Black Faced ran cities need to put up billboards to expose these Kuhn's and make Black people think twice about voting for them next year. Catfish Clyburn, Maxine Waters, Sheila Lee Jackson, Corny Booker, Slyvester Turner.....etc. We could bomb their districts with a billboard and put them on front street. Then the WS will break their tools once they see they are no longer influential in our community. I'm gonna be pushing this idea as much as I can because if we all put in a little work in our underserved districts we can expose and oust these traitors.

The Honorable · 11/17/21

I’m with you brother and they are definitely feeling the heat based on how their language has shifted over the past few years. I‘m going to be rocking this shirt in public especially once midterm nonsense starts ramping up to make it clear where I stand. We definitely need to pull our money together to purchase billboards, maybe @Jay could help us organize it.

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Bruh Man · 11/17/21

Bmick#8 said:
Man it's time we get these folks from the CBC and Black bootlick mayors out the paint. TBA laid out the blueprint. I think right before next year's mid terms Black people in all these Black Faced ran cities need to put up billboards to expose these Kuhn's and make Black people think twice about voting for them next year. Catfish Clyburn, Maxine Waters, Sheila Lee Jackson, Corny Booker, Slyvester Turner.....etc. We could bomb their districts with a billboard and put them on front street. Then the WS will break their tools once they see they are no longer influential in our community. I'm gonna be pushing this idea as much as I can because if we all put in a little work in our underserved districts we can expose and oust these traitors.

Man you see Kamala’s approval numbers that’s because the dominant society is seeing that we ain’t fall in for they shit no more. All these clown ass coons and tethers days are numbered.

Boss Hog · 11/18/21

Bmick#8 said:
Man it's time we get these folks from the CBC and Black bootlick mayors out the paint. TBA laid out the blueprint. I think right before next year's mid terms Black people in all these Black Faced ran cities need to put up billboards to expose these Kuhn's and make Black people think twice about voting for them next year. Catfish Clyburn, Maxine Waters, Sheila Lee Jackson, Corny Booker, Slyvester Turner.....etc. We could bomb their districts with a billboard and put them on front street. Then the WS will break their tools once they see they are no longer influential in our community. I'm gonna be pushing this idea as much as I can because if we all put in a little work in our underserved districts we can expose and oust these traitors.

My nigga you ain't lying. I'm so sick of seeing these coons push pro-democrat agendas at us. Next time I hear one of these lame asses say some shit to us like:

It's never going to be perfect we have to be pragmatic

I'ma flip. We always gotta be happy running to the polls to save the republic but when it's supposedly saved all we can get are the crumbs off the table

REPARATIONS OR YOU AINT GETTING MY VOTE.

I'm not even going to look at your name on a ballot.

TheHarmattan · 11/18/21

I hate this person so much that I did this:

You damaged a building: Charge #1
You injured aor tried to injure multiple people: Charge #3, 3, 4
Damaged your own car: Dummy Award
Civil and criminal lawsuits: Many

I agree that something has to be done but the system IS the Matrix. MLK dealt with the system on its terms. The outcome was acceptable because the system deemed it so. Throwing away The System is not a good thing. Smart Brothers and Sisters are needed to navigate the complexities of a system like this. If you're smoking weed and listening to the latest thug talking over a beat, you are not mentally able to understand the system that you want to change.

PBT and TBA have said many times, first we must separate ourselves from ghetto minded individuals. And then punish those that go against our goals. This subject is too big to hash out but if I see a thug talking about politics I cannot take them seriously and I will not partner with them on any level.

Nesut · 11/19/21

TheHarmattan said:
I hate this person so much that I did this:

You damaged a building: Charge #1
You injured aor tried to injure multiple people: Charge #3, 3, 4
Damaged your own car: Dummy Award
Civil and criminal lawsuits: Many

I agree that something has to be done but the system IS the Matrix. MLK dealt with the system on its terms. The outcome was acceptable because the system deemed it so. Throwing away The System is not a good thing. Smart Brothers and Sisters are needed to navigate the complexities of a system like this. If you're smoking weed and listening to the latest thug talking over a beat, you are not mentally able to understand the system that you want to change.

PBT and TBA have said many times, first we must separate ourselves from ghetto minded individuals. And then punish those that go against our goals. This subject is too big to hash out but if I see a thug talking about politics I cannot take them seriously and I will not partner with them on any level.

@ “thug talking over a beat”. I agree that we have to navigate the system but at the end of the day the system does not work in our favor so we will have do something with it eventually. But I do concur that the dumb niggas that are held up like samba as the exemplar of blackness has got to go. Those dumb niggas don’t do a damn thing for us. It’s the smart people that make the moves…I dont see any dumb niggas making 6ZEROS but they always wanna talk about how the computer literate Black people ain’t Black enough.

TheHarmattan · 11/19/21

Nesut said:
@ “thug talking over a beat”. I agree that we have to navigate the system but at the end of the day the system does not work in our favor so we will have do something with it eventually. But I do concur that the dumb niggas that are held up like samba as the exemplar of blackness has got to go. Those dumb niggas don’t do a damn thing for us. It’s the smart people that make the moves…I dont see any dumb niggas making 6ZEROS but they always wanna talk about how the computer literate Black people ain’t Black enough.

Preach that heat. In their ignorant minds, they don't understand that they are associating ignorance with FBAs. Nothing but Twisted Logic.

Think about twisted logic with this example:

In your eyes who is more honorable: Jesse Jackson or Uncle Tom from the story "Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Harriet Beecher Stowe?

Black People hate Uncle Tom. Why?

The reason we hate Uncle Tom is because White People hate Uncle Tom. In the story Uncle Tom put on a "slave act" in front of Whites but behind the scenes Uncle Tom was sabotaging White People all of the time. White people hated a "Negro" undermining them and outsmarting them, while appearing subservient.

If you have not read the story, check it out and notice the "Twisted Logic".

Bruh Man · 11/20/21

TheHarmattan said:
Preach that heat. In their ignorant minds, they don't understand that they are associating ignorance with FBAs. Nothing but Twisted Logic.

Think about twisted logic with this example:

In your eyes who is more honorable: Jesse Jackson or Uncle Tom from the story "Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Harriet Beecher Stowe?

Black People hate Uncle Tom. Why?

The reason we hate Uncle Tom is because White People hate Uncle Tom. In the story Uncle Tom put on a "slave act" in front of Whites but behind the scenes Uncle Tom was sabotaging White People all of the time. White people hated a "Negro" undermining them and outsmarting them, while appearing subservient.

If you have not read the story, check it out and notice the "Twisted Logic".

I need to actually read this book I’ve seen this take all over.

TheHarmattan · 11/20/21

Bruh Man said:
I need to actually read this book I’ve seen this take all over.

Sambo was the one to watch. He would get you killed by massa.

Nesut · 11/20/21

TheHarmattan said:
Preach that heat. In their ignorant minds, they don't understand that they are associating ignorance with FBAs. Nothing but Twisted Logic.

Think about twisted logic with this example:

In your eyes who is more honorable: Jesse Jackson or Uncle Tom from the story "Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Harriet Beecher Stowe?

Black People hate Uncle Tom. Why?

The reason we hate Uncle Tom is because White People hate Uncle Tom. In the story Uncle Tom put on a "slave act" in front of Whites but behind the scenes Uncle Tom was sabotaging White People all of the time. White people hated a "Negro" undermining them and outsmarting them, while appearing subservient.

If you have not read the story, check it out and notice the "Twisted Logic".

I had so many family members that associate depravity with Blackness, it’s disgusting. As my income rose and I started to experience different things I would be looked at as not being authentically Black. It’s like nah Nigga I’m not gonna be living raggedy in a project building fuck that. I’m white to you then I accept that.

TheHarmattan · 11/20/21

Nesut said:
I had so many family members that associate depravity with Blackness, it’s disgusting. As my income rose and I started to experience different things I would be looked at as not being authentically Black. It’s like nah Nigga I’m not gonna be living raggedy in a project building f**k that. I’m white to you then I accept that.

It's so weird to me, too!

Selling drugs is manly and even respected. The music is poisonous to healthy minds. No respect for themselves which means, it's impossible for them to respect you.

This is so sad...

Troy · 11/21/21

TheHarmattan said:
It's so weird to me, too!

Selling drugs is manly and even respected. The music is poisonous to healthy minds. No respect for themselves which means, it's impossible for them to respect you.

This is so sad...

It is but we have the power to change it.

TheHarmattan · 11/21/21

Troy said:
It is but we have the power to change it.

Yes, but sadly we lack the will to trash this destructive element in our community because conflating dysfunction with Blackness is par for course in our community.

When you speak against this music, Black People hear you asking them not to be Black.

(I'm making a general statement so of course I don't mean every Black Person.)

Rex Lawrence · 11/21/21

The Biden supporters are really quiet right now.

Tati 304 · 11/21/21

Rex Lawrence said:
The Biden supporters are really quiet right now.

Quiet as a mouse peeing on cotton. I was being vote shamed in my family and now I feel vindicated.

Troy · 11/22/21

TheHarmattan said:
Yes, but sadly we lack the will to trash this destructive element in our community because conflating dysfunction with Blackness is par for course in our community.

When you speak against this music, Black People hear you asking them not to be Black.

(I'm making a general statement so of course I don't mean every Black Person.)

That’s changing though as we speak. Just you saying it shows the shifting tides. We just need more examples of string Black men leading the way. Pushing the culture forward rather than rejecting it. What gets cats rejected is when they succeed and all of a sudden Black culture as a whole is bad. Saying what up and nigga is all of sudden bad. We can show the way and still be true to who we are and Black Anglos.

TheHarmattan · 11/22/21

Troy said:
That’s changing though as we speak. Just you saying it shows the shifting tides. We just need more examples of string Black men leading the way. Pushing the culture forward rather than rejecting it. What gets cats rejected is when they succeed and all of a sudden Black culture as a whole is bad. Saying what up and nigga is all of sudden bad. We can show the way and still be true to who we are and Black Anglos.

I certainly agree. Slang is not a bad thing. Drinking alcohol isn't a bad thing.Rap music isn't a bad thing. Sprinkle a little disfunction in, and we have a mess.

Dysfunction isn't Black Culture.

Nesut · 11/22/21

TheHarmattan said:
I certainly agree. Slang is not a bad thing. Drinking alcohol isn't a bad thing.Rap music isn't a bad thing. Sprinkle a little disfunction in, and we have a mess.

Dysfunction isn't Black Culture.

100 and you can be an Engineer and still say "what's up my nigga" and know what Martin is.

Jay · 11/22/21

Troy said:
That’s changing though as we speak. Just you saying it shows the shifting tides. We just need more examples of string Black men leading the way. Pushing the culture forward rather than rejecting it. What gets cats rejected is when they succeed and all of a sudden Black culture as a whole is bad. Saying what up and nigga is all of sudden bad. We can show the way and still be true to who we are and Black Anglos.

TheHarmattan said:
I certainly agree. Slang is not a bad thing. Drinking alcohol isn't a bad thing.Rap music isn't a bad thing. Sprinkle a little disfunction in, and we have a mess.

Dysfunction isn't Black Culture.

I agree with both yall here.

I kinda believe there is some shared culpability. Are there a lot of small minded Black people? Yes. It's not different than any other social group. But an issue I've seen first hand is people is raising kids to be Lawyers, Doctors, Engineers, etc but not raising them within Black culture/society. So you have this Black kid who is excelling but cannot relate to Black society and vice versa. As a result Black society looks at him or her as a Black Anglo which furthers the divide and drives the kid further into the hands of Non-Blacks. If you are raising the next Black Engineer, Doctor, etc don't raise a lame who relates to white people more than Black people. We need more Black people in these fields who can actually chop it up and relate to other Black people. I was always the smart Black dude around but I always related to Black people more because I was raised firmly within Black culture. I was never taught to denigrate Black culture, just the dysfunction.

Troy · 11/22/21

Jay said:
I agree with both yall here.

I kinda believe there is some shared culpability. Are there a lot of small minded Black people? Yes. It's not different than any other social group. But an issue I've seen first hand is people is raising kids to be Lawyers, Doctors, Engineers, etc but not raising them within Black culture/society. So you have this Black kid who is excelling but cannot relate to Black society and vice versa. As a result Black society looks at him or her as a Black Anglo which furthers the divide and drives the kid further into the hands of Non-Blacks. If you are raising the next Black Engineer, Doctor, etc don't raise a lame who relates to white people more than Black people. We need more Black people in these fields who can actually chop it up and relate to other Black people. I was always the smart Black dude around but I always related to Black people more because I was raised firmly within Black culture. I was never taught to denigrate Black culture, just the dysfunction.

This is what I was trying ta say.

TheHarmattan · 11/22/21

Jay said:
I agree with both yall here.

I kinda believe there is some shared culpability. Are there a lot of small minded Black people? Yes. It's not different than any other social group. But an issue I've seen first hand is people is raising kids to be Lawyers, Doctors, Engineers, etc but not raising them within Black culture/society. So you have this Black kid who is excelling but cannot relate to Black society and vice versa. As a result Black society looks at him or her as a Black Anglo which furthers the divide and drives the kid further into the hands of Non-Blacks. If you are raising the next Black Engineer, Doctor, etc don't raise a lame who relates to white people more than Black people. We need more Black people in these fields who can actually chop it up and relate to other Black people. I was always the smart Black dude around but I always related to Black people more because I was raised firmly within Black culture. I was never taught to denigrate Black culture, just the dysfunction.

I agree with what you said but I have a few questions.
What about the "culture of your passion". My drama teacher on high school was passionate about Woke Soyinka. And he could talk for hours about plays.

"Cop culture" is commonly understood. But pilots have it. Truck drivers. Teachers and everything else.

There are Black People in every field. But coming together with different people to write code, you form a human bond. You bounce ideas off each other. You learn their personality querks. So you leave the job which, is highly involved, and you want me to have the same passion towards two rappers who don't like each other?

I will always be Black. I speak a few African languages but I'm not a pro. No, I don't even know 1 Travis Scott song. Some see my Blackness and others can't. Oh, well...

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