I just noticed that you pointed out racial sameness, and protecting and looking out for one another. Interesting. That isn’t what I’ve heard at all , but the point is being on code. So if some of us are on code, might that influence the rest of us to be on code?
He’s from a different generation and that self-hate thing along with colorism was very strong for his generation. Integrating made him lose his mind. He wasn’t psychologically prepared for it and his demons took over.
Switzerland has four different regions (cantons) that speak 4 different languages. I don’t know how to keep a sense of unity that way. Countries with just two main language regions have major problems with unity. But the point is unity. Yeah, I’m trying to read about other cultures to see...
But white people don’t have much national pride except for the Proud Boy extremists. They’re confused, and this makes them blind to the dangers of a scheme like this.
This is crazy. Americans, especially not Black Americans, don’t benefit from this. We just take care of everyone’s poor, turn into a 3rd world dump, while lazy south of the border officials sit back and collect back-home money and build their nations with it. Who is this guy fooling?
It’s not about respectability, it’s about history and common sense. The n-word was created by our oppressors to denigrate all of us regardless of character, etc. there’s no redeeming it because the original Intent is still alive and well. AfroRobot does a masterful job in his podcast of laying...
The n-word is never appropriate but tether is, because they exist. Not all non-FBA are tethers, but they do exist and they’re destructive. That said, calling all non-FBA/Freesman/ADOS/Black Americans, etc. tethers is hostile and insulting.
Good point. I usually run into them as a group from the same region. So, for instance, at tech companies you think they’re all lumped in together by the white folks? Or are they hiring people from their own group? The Chinese are the same; most of the ones that come hear all come from the same...
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