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The crack epidemic did more damage than slavery did?.......wow.
Yea, I had to leave that one alone. Pure ignorance
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The crack epidemic did more damage than slavery did?.......wow.
zapatohead408 nah according to dude civil rights actions and uprising don't count ..gotta think of something else
i said in this day in age... face it.... like i said in this age and this time black ppl in large masses aint about to stand up and fight for nothing but weaves, sneakers, cellphones etc... or unless against another black person especially if its a black man[@=/u/38273/zapatohead408]@zapatohead408[/@] nah according to dude civil rights actions and uprising don't count ..gotta think of something else
I jus want some clarity as to how the effects of 500+ years of oppression is going to suddenly dissapear overnight .
Let's have a mass killing of white people and then enslave y'all for hundreds of years all the while forcing Buddhism or something down your throats. Would ur people be any different ? That religion **** is a copout its been a means to control people for thousands of years
Reading everything nothing has been more damaging to blacks overall as much slavery no denying that.
But it seems like the real damaging factor now is black themselves. Just look at what kinda content gets put out. Smh first thing black America has to do is shut down world star that website makes me so dam mad smh
exactly that would be like someone saying oh i steal kill rape etc.... not because of the environment or the ppl who raised me or because of the situation that i am in today... but because of the scenario my great great grand father was in.Can't speak for everybody, but I wouldn't allow this to happen to me. I'd kill as many as I can and go down fighting.
Slavery was damaging to Africans, not blacks of today.
my dude really said 'slavery was damaging to Africans not blacks of today...' like we arent one and the same damn thing...man I gotta hit unsubscribe on this threadI swear some of yall are so ignorant it's sad. Please go do some research on the topics at hand and stop making up your perception on what's wrong with the black community based on what you hear on Fox news and the 1 section they covered about black history in your U.S. history class in high school.
We have infinite amounts of information at our fingertips and dudes on here saying the maybe 20 years of a crack epidemic was more damaging than 400 years of slavery.
Ill give you a perfect example as well as other to why all this is bs...@shoelyesses
I'm trying to find a word that doesn't have an offending connotation, but is an accurate assessment of the situation.
I settled for a few words, and Border line ******ed is the best I could come up with.
You can't speak on the black experience if you haven't gone through it. End of story.
You're no better then your fathers when you say "Like i said these issues problems are because of black ppl being with their backs against the wall, nor is it because generations of the past were in that position. blacks do these things/are n these situations because "THEY CHOSE TO AND PROMOTE AND PRAISE CELEBRATE" these ignorances etc..."
You may try to sugarcoat it with saying that you want to help us, when in reality it's you're were of saying we're subservient entities who can't even lift themselves or their own up.
So for people saying the modern day african-American has no ties to the slaves of 400 yrs ago (which is asinine) I'll go with it. But let's assign some accountability here. If you brought us over here on your boats and shaped/groomed us to be your children so we'd disconnect from our ancestors, what does that say about you if you hate everything that black people currently have become?
iuno if you talking bout me but what i said was many afrikans today as of right now are still in those conditions and positions blacks were in america during slavery....yet they still despite persecution, death etc..... still stand up fight stand out and advocate changes etc... on a large scale.my dude really said 'slavery was damaging to Africans not blacks of today...' like we arent one and the same damn thing...man I gotta hit unsubscribe on this thread
Ill give you a perfect example as well as other to why all this is bs...
As i said and spoke out earlier with black ppl in particular black women whitewashing themselves aka wearing weaves, lighten skin with makeup etc... looking down on the natural black look.
Black women in the past generation did these things... not because of the influences of slavery.. nor because of these forced concept of white women look etc is beauty. They did it because it was the only way the deemed to be fit, acceptable in order to work etc... in the dominated white society.
Fast forward today...why are black women still doing these things? Yall are saying oh because of slavery oh because of the force views of white is beauty...etc Well why didnt it affect or was the reason black women did it generations ago then? So are you saying black ppl are what they are and do what they do because of forced concepts and slaver despite it not being the reason the generation before hand did it.
So to sum it up, black women wore weaves, lighten skin 40/50 yrs ago because it was the only way to be accepted and as a means of survival etc... but still took pride in who they were. But black women today do it because of the trauma of slavery and because the lack of black beautiful ppl in the media and whites forced concept of beauty.... despite the fact that wasnt the reason nor affected the generations of the past.
im not saying cant what im saying dont, nor feel the need to aka complacent. which is what i said. Settling and being fine with the way things are... because they arent as bad as the way things were.@shoelyesses
I'm trying to find a word that doesn't have an offending connotation, but is an accurate assessment of the situation.
I settled for a few words, and Border line ******ed is the best I could come up with.
You can't speak on the black experience if you haven't gone through it. End of story.
You're no better then your fathers when you say "Like i said these issues problems are because of black ppl being with their backs against the wall, nor is it because generations of the past were in that position. blacks do these things/are n these situations because "THEY CHOSE TO AND PROMOTE AND PRAISE CELEBRATE" these ignorances etc..."
You may try to sugarcoat it with saying that you want to help us, when in reality it's you're were of saying we're subservient entities who can't even lift themselves or their own up.
So for people saying the modern day african-American has no ties to the slaves of 400 yrs ago (which is asinine) I'll go with it. But let's assign some accountability here. If you brought us over here on your boats and shaped/groomed us to be your children so we'd disconnect from our ancestors, what does that say about you if you hate everything that black people currently have become?
my dude really said 'slavery was damaging to Africans not blacks of today...' like we arent one and the same damn thing...man I gotta hit unsubscribe on this thread
no its not. it is like someone who was abused and raped and then their great great grandchild says thats why they go out and sleep around and cant have a intimate relationship... Because their great great grandma was raped and abused... to which is bsBruh I'm about to as well. This is why I can't have he discussions with certain types of people because they can't look at stuff on a macro level.. To ignore the influence of slavery on American culture is the same as ignoring the fact someone was abused and raped till they were 18 and telling them that has no affect on their intimate relationships as an adult.
one quit putting the cart before the horse... and prioritize. This is the current state and order of black ppl is..... grow up have kids.... have no money, get education, get life together, be in a position to have kids.. and then get the house and maybe the man... waaaaay after the kids are damn near grown.@shoelyesses
2 ?'s
First- honestly, what do you think we do to solve this issue?
Second-would you agree that history repeats itself?