Black is cool, but nationality is better

[Will Ross]

This is not my country. It wasnt made for me or by my people

Get the fukk outta here we put more work in the place than anyone.
Yoi can keep letting cacs tell you that.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

I made a thread on this...and that bytchmade faggit idiotic cacc00n sympathizer @philmonroe had to throw hate at me.

Blacks/Cacs like him are toxic.

I've said it...being black in a predominantly white city/town is physically and mentally hazardous.

It really is. It's one thing to live in a city that's economically impoverished with a lot of black people. But moving somewhere and seeing tons of black people doing extremely well does something for you psychologically.

 

[BigMan]

jamaicans have suffrage breh. Whether directly or indirectly they have influence over who their leaders are. Is that not fact or is jamaica not a democracy? people would not be bleaching as rampantly as they do if they loved their skin. How can u argue against that?

Do you know how the westminister system works? Or the origins of the jlp and pnp? Of course not

 

[Primetime21]

Yea you laugh on the sidelines where your weak ass belongs.

Hope you bought a good seat cushion.

shut up, boy.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Oh so your not AA then its cool. Nonetheless....

It was made by my people so its mines.

Just curious, what do you think black people need to do to fight for our share of this country?

 

[BigMan]

Get the fukk outta here we put more work in the place than anyone.
Yoi can keep letting cacs tell you that.

How many black founding fathers are there? Why wasnt slavery made illegal then when Africa-America was created?

 

[Blackout]

shut up, boy.

Nah

 

[Blackout]

Just curious, what do you think black people need to do to fight for our share of this country?

I already told you my method. I dont like to repeat myself.

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

It really is. It's one thing to leave in a city that's economically impoverished with a lot of black people. But moving somewhere and seeing tons of black people doing extremely well does something for you psychologically.

yeah, that's how it was when I lived in Crown Heights and Bed-Stuy.

Seeing black people everywhere.

Seeing people that look like me running businesses and running for local government offices.

Neighborhoods filled with AAs, Africans, and West Indians...

I'm glad to be heading back to NYC next week. I couldn't live in Cacland, USA at all anymore...but my family does and they have no problem with it....

I'd rather be in a place embraced by my own people then living around Cacs and being presented with stares, looked at with fear and suspicion, having white men look at you like they wanna kill you, white women clutching their purses when I walk by, getting grilled by white cops etc. After growing up in lilly white suburbia all my life, living in a predominantly black neighborhood changed me forever.

 

[606onit]

nikkas getting mad because other black nations will claim their nationality AAs and other "blacks" who think like this will eventually have to wake up and realize that the world isn't gonna be a bunch of nikkas blindly identifying as black and acting in union.

But if that White property-owner tell your ******-ASS to walk the MOTHERfukkING PLANK, you're going to do so no matter if you speak English, French, Spanish, or Portuguese. It's just the way it's going to MOTHERfukkING BE. So fukk your "BLIND UNITY" analogy because negroes have been walking blindly at the command of this WEAK CAC for centuries and not a fukkING PEEP has came out of them.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

I already told you my method. I dont like to repeat myself.

I ask that question to a lot of people breh, but aight

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

It really is. It's one thing to live in a city that's economically impoverished with a lot of black people. But moving somewhere and seeing tons of black people doing extremely well does something for you psychologically.

To add...I think alot of black people subconciously think that thriving black communities don't exist.

They've been conditioned to think that all we can amount to is failure, and that's white supremacist rhetoric.

The same rhetoric that denies the influence of racism, colonialism, slavery into the present condition of black countries, neighborhoods, etc...insulates that narrative of black inferiority, and the exact same rhetoric that drives some black people to predominantly white neighborhoods in the first place. As if everything and anything black is just "lesser"...

 

[Labadi_Mantse]

Do you know how the westminister system works? Or the origins of the jlp and pnp? Of course not

Yes I do. Now answer my question. Are jamaicans not involved with the selection of their government officials? If people love black so much why is bleaching so rampant?

 

[↓R↑LYB]

yeah, that's how it was when I lived in Crown Heights and Bed-Stuy.

Seeing black people everywhere.

Seeing people that look like me running businesses and running for local government offices.

Neighborhoods filled with AAs, Africans, and West Indians...

I'm glad to be heading back to NYC next week. I couldn't live in Cacland, USA at all anymore...but my family does and they have no problem with it....

I'd rather be in a place embraced by my own people then living around Cacs and being presented with stares, looked at with fear and suspicion, having white men look at you like they wanna kill you, white women clutching their purses when I walk by, getting grilled by white cops etc. After growing up in lilly white suburbia all my life, living in a predominantly black neighborhood changed me forever.

I grew up in flatbush so I know exactly what you mean. Moved to NC then OH and was like

Soon as the opportunity presented itself, I moved to Atlanta. Truth be told, Atlanta is what convinced me to move to Africa. Living in a city run by my people is one thing, but living in a country run by us must be

I told myself once I move and get settled in, I'm gonna start a program to help other black people interested in moving to an African country. Let them know what's the best places to live, what customs/cultural things to be aware of, what economic opportunities there are, etc.

Really need to get an ancestry test done to see which part of the continent I'm from.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

To add...I think alot of black people subconciously think that thriving black communities don't exist.

They've been conditioned to think that all we can amount to is failure, and that's white supremacist rhetoric.

The same rhetoric that denies the influence of racism, colonialism, slavery into the present condition of black countries, neighborhoods, etc...insulates that narrative of black inferiority, and the exact same rhetoric that drives some black people to predominantly white neighborhoods in the first place. As if everything and anything black is just "lesser"...

I remember telling someone on this board to move to a black city and the first thing he said was "I don't wanna live in the hood."

Honestly I think a lot of these really don't want to live around black people. Literally all you gotta do is google "black communities in america" and you'll get a list of potential cities.