Official Umar Johnson Thread

All skinfolk ain't kinfolk

Like I've been saying, black subjugation isn't possible without the willful participation of other blacks.

Mfs sabotage their own for crumbs :smh:
 
I wonder why these folks feel so emboldened to line step.......🤔

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These are not pro-black, conscious women. Stop it. They look like bozos
 
I believe F&F pay those women to be on the podcast. Even worse imo, just straight foolishness.
 
https://www.politico.com/newsletter...01/black-v-migrant-divide-in-chicago-00099618

The painful effect of immigration on Black communities was laid to bare Wednesday during a heated debate by the Chicago City Council, which ultimately voted in favor of transferring $51 million in city funds to help migrants.

Ald. Jeanette Taylor (20th) spoke through tears on the issue. Her ward has been the center of controversy after residents there criticized plans for a shuttered school to be used as a respite center for migrants. Residents worried migrants would only make access to food and transportation more difficult.

Similar concerns fueled the City Council debate. “I’m so tired of, when it’s a crisis for everybody else, we go, ‘We gotta do something.’ But, when we’re having this violence in the Black community, nothing gets said or nothing gets done,” Taylor said. “It ain’t our responsibility to take care of everybody else, and we’re tired because we do just that. When we fought for civil rights — when we fought just to drink out of a damn fountain — it was just us.”

Her powerful speech prompted a standing ovation from fellow council members. But when she voted in favor of the funding for migrants, the activists in the gallery called her a “sellout” and “traitor.”

The crab theory: Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th) described the Black v. migrant tension as “crabs in a barrel.” When one group gets ahead another pulls it back down.

Voting no on the $51 million for migrants were Alds. Greg Mitchell (7th), Michelle Harris (8th), Anthony Beale (9th), Marty Quinn (13th), Raymond Lopez (15th), David Moore (17th), Derrick Curtis (18th), Monique Scott (24th), Nick Sposato (38th), Emma Mitts (37th), Anthony Napolitano (41st), Brendan Reilly (42nd) and Jim Gardiner (45th).

Mayor Brandon Johnson tried to keep the calm throughout the 90-minute hearing, allowing activists to shout out from the gallery up to a point before asking the sergeant at arms to escort them from the chamber.

Later, he told reporters he was heartened by the debate. “The vast majority of people recognize the challenge we have. Is anyone going to disagree that Black communities have been disinvested? No one’s going to disagree with that,” he said, adding the tone of the meeting “was a demonstration of how we move forward. … There really is enough for everyone.”

Johnson’s challenge: The $51 million allocation is expected to care for migrants only through June. It will allow the city to find housing for 500 migrants who have been sleeping in police stations around town as well as provide other food and other necessities.

Asked about his long-term plan on the issue: “It’s been two weeks,” he said, referring to his brief time in City Hall.

As i figured :lol: , we're always gonna get the short end.
 
"Her powerful speech prompted a standing ovation from fellow council members. But when she voted in favor of the funding for migrants, the activists in the gallery called her a “sellout” and “traitor.”

That's crazy! She said all of that and still voted in favor of the funding 🤦🏾
She or close ally most likely got some type of contract(kickback) out of it.
 


Again we can't vote, can't drink, smoke, buy guns etc etc before a certain age for obvious reasons... but apparently you could be a pre teen & start taking hormones & having surgeries for a sex change......

They've opened up pandora's box, because i know what the next step is gonna be in this given this countries addiction towards perversion :smh:
 
Again we can't vote, can't drink, smoke, buy guns etc etc before a certain age for obvious reasons... but apparently you could be a pre teen & start taking hormones & having surgeries for a sex change......

They've opened up pandora's box, because i know what the next step is gonna be in this given this countries addiction towards perversion :smh:

Deep down inside folks know it makes no sense.
 
Hate typing stories but here goes...

My son at age (4 or 5) said he wanted to be a girl on three seperate occasions. The 1st time he said it, I was shocked af. Like, oh ****, its happening! Cant believe this. Why is this happening? Only thing I could think was, DONT- OVER- REACT. Going through it mentally, I calmly responded, " oh word? whys that?". He said, I just wanna be a girl. Im like, I see, I love you just how you are tho, your awesome. Things moved on. He said it another time ( dont remeber how it went). The 3rd time he said it, we was around some friends.

He said it while us adults was talking. And im like wtf? Hopefully no one heard him. Then the convo quieted down and he said that **** again, louder (and frustrated). "I wanna be a girl!" The record scratched. Bead of sweat forms on my forehead. Friend im talking to looking dead in my face. [Then I got images of Jussie Smollet gettin put in the trash can by his pops on Empire]. **** ima say. Then, it came to me. I hit him with the, "yea, ok". And continued my convo and just ignored him. I didnt know what the best thing to say or do but I knew I was not gonna make it a big deal.

Fast forward, this kid is 7 now. Last year I over heard him coming outta his room talking to his bro like, "girls are gross, they arent as strong as us boys". Im like, word?? I wanted to see what he'd say, so I reminded him. " You used to say you wanted to be a girl". He looked at me with the biggest screw face I ever seen, and said, " I never said that". Im like, "ok fam", and kept it movin. Never brought it up again.
 
I do find Umar's attitude on trans people hilarious, considering that he subscribes to a belief system that acknowledges gender fluid Orishas.

Some people are just too dense for their own good...
 
Again we can't vote, can't drink, smoke, buy guns etc etc before a certain age for obvious reasons... but apparently you could be a pre teen & start taking hormones & having surgeries for a sex change......

They've opened up pandora's box, because i know what the next step is gonna be in this given this countries addiction towards perversion :smh:
Nothing but facts! Allowing a child to make such a decision should be considered chid abuse.
 
Dense..... yet you are comparing spiritual forces to him not agreeing with a child making changes to their body & hormones before getting into their teens.
Spiritual forces that he believes in and promotes.

Somehow, you chose to ignore that.
 
I do find Umar's attitude on trans people hilarious, considering that he subscribes to a belief system that acknowledges gender fluid Orishas.

Some people are just too dense for their own good...

I think it's very possible for a person to subscribe to a particular belief system without agreeing with everything (100%) of what that belief system promotes.

I think it's possible but I don't know. 🤷‍♂️
 
Hate typing stories but here goes...

My son at age (4 or 5) said he wanted to be a girl on three seperate occasions. The 1st time he said it, I was shocked af. Like, oh ****, its happening! Cant believe this. Why is this happening? Only thing I could think was, DONT- OVER- REACT. Going through it mentally, I calmly responded, " oh word? whys that?". He said, I just wanna be a girl. Im like, I see, I love you just how you are tho, your awesome. Things moved on. He said it another time ( dont remeber how it went). The 3rd time he said it, we was around some friends.

He said it while us adults was talking. And im like wtf? Hopefully no one heard him. Then the convo quieted down and he said that **** again, louder (and frustrated). "I wanna be a girl!" The record scratched. Bead of sweat forms on my forehead. Friend im talking to looking dead in my face. [Then I got images of Jussie Smollet gettin put in the trash can by his pops on Empire]. **** ima say. Then, it came to me. I hit him with the, "yea, ok". And continued my convo and just ignored him. I didnt know what the best thing to say or do but I knew I was not gonna make it a big deal.

Fast forward, this kid is 7 now. Last year I over heard him coming outta his room talking to his bro like, "girls are gross, they arent as strong as us boys". Im like, word?? I wanted to see what he'd say, so I reminded him. " You used to say you wanted to be a girl". He looked at me with the biggest screw face I ever seen, and said, " I never said that". Im like, "ok fam", and kept it movin. Never brought it up again.

Yea, it usually works itself out if you approach it from a logical standpoint. Kids are irrational. Kids are highly influenced by their peers. Not sure why when it comes to THIS topic people PRETEND those things aren't true.

You did the right thing though.

But more and more stories are coming out about folks regretting the decision their PARENTS let them make when they were in that phase of their lives. There are also testimonials on how flimsy the gender reaffirming doctors' tests/assessments are before the snip / hormones takes place.

It's all silly though.

I hate that it is political because it forces those that would be able to see it logically to go with what their team says is the right stance to take.
 
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