Asian Billionaire On The Black Man

[philmonroe]

Phil, you do realize you basically agreed with what I said?

Maybe but I was moreso asking you a question/stating what I think would serve people better. I was just saying in general there are 50'11 threads on this same issue and instead should be way more that speak on how to move ahead than this stuff. That was all I was trying to say. I've always said people everyday are making strides to do better but when people spend there time mainly focusing on this you can't tell me wholesale everybody also doing the other things to get ahead. That's just not real life and I think we all know it.

 

[Poitier]

there are 50'11 threads on this same issue and instead should be way more that speak on how to move ahead than this stuff.

I've tried

Group economics is a shiny buzzword that people who don't want to come up with "the how" can hide behind

 

[Piff Perkins]

Wouldn't be surprised if that quote is fake but it's true regardless. And the same applies to Arabs, Italians, Jews, etc etc etc. Hispanics may be the fastest growing population in the US but Asians aren't far behind. And they're way ahead in terms of income and education, which means they'll be running shyt once they start branching out politically; right now Asian political power is kind of just regulated to California, whereas Hispanics are making inroads in multiple states.

Meanwhile black people are doing whatever. Multiple inner cities have black politicians that aren't helping black businesses, and instead are 100% focused on giving big businesses tax credits to move into the city. I'm not saying we should never let a big retail or grocery store into the city, that would be ridiculous. But you gotta first support the smaller businesses in the area. Asians are doing that in Cali, Hispanics are doing it in Texas, why can't black people do that in their own cities?

 

[philmonroe]

I've tried

Group economics is a shiny buzzword that people who don't want to come up with "the how" can hide behind

I agree about how people use "group economics" and honestly these discussions they don't want to hit,the pavement so figure by talking until the cows come home shyt going to change. That's why Im always saying we should have more personal responsibility because when you don't it opens this type of buzzword talk up that doesn't produce sufficient results IMO.

 

[Reality]

Wouldn't be surprised if that quote is fake but it's true regardless. And the same applies to Arabs, Italians, Jews, etc etc etc. Hispanics may be the fastest growing population in the US but Asians aren't far behind. And they're way ahead in terms of income and education, which means they'll be running shyt once they start branching out politically; right now Asian political power is kind of just regulated to California, whereas Hispanics are making inroads in multiple states.

Meanwhile black people are doing whatever. Multiple inner cities have black politicians that aren't helping black businesses, and instead are 100% focused on giving big businesses tax credits to move into the city. I'm not saying we should never let a big retail or grocery store into the city, that would be ridiculous. But you gotta first support the smaller businesses in the area. Asians are doing that in Cali, Hispanics are doing it in Texas, why can't black people do that in their own cities?

Too many black people in power or with high visibility are not held accountable by black people. We give people who damage or help damage our communities wayyyy too much rope.

 

[iamduval]

you cant compare the plight of African AMERICANS to fukkin Asians. when you say "blacks", who are you referring to? Blacks like the ones who live in the white house?

 

[rantanamo]

Sorry, but have to laugh at anyone comparing the Asian American experience in America to that of African Americans. Can't believe someone with Dr attached to his name would even try. The huge, and I think most important difference is the maintained link to the homeland that has continued since the first Chinese workers and first Japanese immigrant workers were introduced to the US. The American Indian and Black Africans were cutoff from ancestoral roots and had only their new communities of no relations or ancestral contact to live and socialize with. People of different tribes and origins thrown together with no familial relations. This is comparable to other immigrants how? Not to mention, they have always and continue to self select who becomes an immigrant. Who do you THINK will become a great citizen of their new land, the scholar who moves because of his job and academic prowess or the slave who was taken against his will with generations of life in toil. I'm not making an excuse, I'm asking for the similar situation to be put here. Why do poor majority country Chinese farmers or the huge numbers of Indians in slums never get compared to other struggling peoples? Instead we look at those who are well educated and come from middle and upper class countries that have prospered in their fields to compare to everyone else. Why do whites fall for this with them(one of their oldest tricks until now).

 

[Poitier]

Sorry, but have to laugh at anyone comparing the Asian American experience in America to that of African Americans. Can't believe someone with Dr attached to his name would even try. The huge, and I think most important difference is the maintained link to the homeland that has continued since the first Chinese workers and first Japanese immigrant workers were introduced to the US. The American Indian and Black Africans were cutoff from ancestoral roots and had only their new communities of no relations or ancestral contact to live and socialize with. People of different tribes and origins thrown together with no familial relations. This is comparable to other immigrants how? Not to mention, they have always and continue to self select who becomes an immigrant. Who do you THINK will become a great citizen of their new land, the scholar who moves because of his job and academic prowess or the slave who was taken against his will with generations of life in toil. I'm not making an excuse, I'm asking for the similar situation to be put here. Why do poor majority country Chinese farmers or the huge numbers of Indians in slums never get compared to other struggling peoples? Instead we look at those who are well educated and come from middle and upper class countries that have prospered in their fields to compare to everyone else. Why do whites fall for this with them(one of their oldest tricks until now).

Most 1st generation Chinese, Koreans, Filipinos and Vietnamese are poor and uneducated.

 

[AITheAnswerAI]

I don't think that particular person said this, I think it was actually written by a black person or someone else.

Anyways the gist of it is correct, group economics, love for ourselves etc. I've said it before, Asians only care about other Asians and that's why they are where they are in society. They really do have each other's back.

 

[rantanamo]

Most 1st generation Chinese, Koreans, Filipinos and Vietnamese are poor and uneducated.

and they have families back home and with them for support. For successful relocation, this are the things needed as well as a connected community when they arrive. Not comparable at all to someone coming against their will.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

wait there isn't that khalid muhammad's son?

 

[rantanamo]

It will take more than just love for ourselves. We were successfully integrated and don't have those cultural norms and support to fall back on. I look at how my gf's family deals with things. When they have someone that needs support(sick grandmother or grandfather, invalid, breh that just didn't make it) they are able to deal with it. Its like no welfare needed, no healthcare needed, and this has been going on for generations. When someone comes over, they have the support of their culture to fall back into the comfort of. Our society favorably looks upon these communities as positive cultural exchanges and even encourage and celebrate them. The little culture blacks have been able to scrape together is looked down upon, denegrated and often destroyed and absorbed into white culture. I notice the same is being attempted with Mexican culture in particular here in Texas. Thanks to sheer numbers, they are able to claim and maintain ownership for the most part, but they are being absorbed as well.

 

[Poitier]

I agree about how people use "group economics" and honestly these discussions they don't want to hit,the pavement so figure by talking until the cows come home shyt going to change. That's why Im always saying we should have more personal responsibility because when you don't it opens this type of buzzword talk up that doesn't produce sufficient results IMO.

I can't disagree. I'll try to do my part but I'm realistic that "group economics" isn't going to happen like its talked about.

I want a Black SuperPAC and anti-defamation league. Africa has many of the fastest growing economies, I'm going to learn how to invest African stock exchanges. I think its unfortunate that so many educated,skilled Blacks are unemployed so I want to figure out how to connect them to African companies who need skilled labor. Of course, all of those things take time and isn't as easy as saying "group economics."

At the end of the day, some Blacks love being the White's underclass, some are fake militants who want White acceptance and others want the best but don't have the critical thinking and grind to make it happen. There is a whole continent full of Black people starting to succeed so anyone who doesn't want to live under White supremacy should move there.

and they have families back home and with them for support. For successful relocation, this are the things needed as well as a connected community when they arrive. Not comparable at all to someone coming against their will.

Don't move the goalpost.

 

[BillBanneker]

Mr. Chang huh

Looks like Mr. Morita to me
Akio Morita

 

[UpAndComing]

Africans and Caribbeans don't got that problem though. Come to Brooklyn and Queens. In those neighborhoods where they at, 80% of the businesses are black owned

Only non black businesses are Chinese food and a couple dry cleaners