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[WHIPPEDCream]

The bytch nikkas willing to bicker with you couldn't survive in a thread like this bby

Your trolling is needed elsewhere

For me to consider that the black woman's purpose in the Black community is letting black men "boink," them (which often times leaves them as nothing more than a cum dumpster,struggling in poverty with kids) as problematic is trolling?

 

[ViShawn]

I realistically see economics as the best way to fight racism.

 

[CinnaSlim]

We need to do both and create communities. Keep the black dollar circulating in black communities.

 

[Versa]

I don't understand why this thread is making it an either/or thing and I haven't really seen people condemning one to promote the other

Create black jobs and create black families. Do both.

 

[DarkHorse23]

I just wanna see how many people run in here and say



Black p*ssy > Ownership

It will mostly be black women.

 

[DarkHorse23]

We don't need more black people. You don't need a large population to dominate. Haven't white people and Jews taught you idiots anything?

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Again with this buffet-line pro-blackness . Pro-whatever is an all-encompassing standard, not just one thing

Do whatever or whoever you want and live your life, but don't try to label yourself something you're not because it's weak and pathetic

 

[Loose]

I don't understand why this thread is making it an either/or thing and I haven't really seen people condemning one to promote the other

Create black jobs and create black children. Do both.

You don't even have to have children to create a black economy.

 

[Versa]

I didn't mean Laila's kids, i meant these ones.

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I believe creating jobs for black people is more pro-black, but both matter alot to me.

Damn this picture of Mohammed Ali's grandchildren tripped me out.

I know kids at school be thinking they're trolling when they say who their grandfather is. "YEAH OKAY BILLY...WHATEVER YOU SAY DUDE."

 

[An ashy lil fap hand]

Again with this buffet-line pro-blackness . Pro-whatever is an all-encompassing standard, not just one thing

Do whatever or whoever you want and live your life, but don't try to label yourself something you're not because it's weak and pathetic

If people really did that there would only be like 40 pro black people tho. Lol.

 

[Versa]

You don't even have to have children to create a black economy.

Didn't say that.

I am replying directly to the OP presenting the stance that black men tend to choose between either having sex with black women and ignoring economic progression or building economically while potentially dating interracial.

I'm like....do both. Build up economically and build a black family to inherit it....which happens through having sex with other black people lol.

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

If people really did that there would only be like 40 pro black people tho. Lol.

There's not alot of truly pro-black people to begin with

There's a thread in the root about the importance of establishing a base of autonomy and that rarely comes up in conversations

A majority of black people don't have a vision for a real, exclusive black community. It's only about themselves, their pockets and finding a place in the system that exists already. The path of least resistance

 

[wickedsm]

Just on page 1 but I feel like this is a " don't call me not pro black just because I have a non black partner!"

Like a combo of folks who feel some type of way....

Along some underhanded "I'm better than you other negroes" type shyt

Sprinkle in some opportunity for some "brother" to tell us all how great his non black partner is and campaign for the rest of yall to join him.

 

[MrPentatonic]

Some really great posts in this thread. I hope people don't take offense to the views expressed and objectively take them in.

I know if there's one thing posters don't like doing on this site.. it's reading posts that trigger self-reflection.

 

[Henri Christophe]

There's not alot of truly pro-black people to begin with

There's a thread in the root about the importance of establishing a base of autonomy and that rarely come up in conversations

A majority of black people don't have a vision for a real, exclusive black community. It's only about themselves, their pockets and finding a place in the system that exists already. The path of least resistance

Facts