Does YouTuber “Lil Bill” have a problem by claiming that “the struggle” makes your black media political analysis makes you more legit?

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It bonds you closer to black people.
This isn’t positive. Struggle is not good.
You need to understand that struggle is on a spectrum. Majority of black people in this country have a struggle of some sort. Even if you werent really born with struggle,youve been programmed to take on a struggle that may not even be YOUR struggle as a black person.

I was born in it. I don’t value it.
So even when you see black people who may be more privileged by class,upbringing,or even skin color,Seeking out struggles,or attempting to make themselves seem less privileged? Its their way of seeking a bond with the most black people. Even if on the surface a suburbanite trying to be hood seems corny. That suburbanite is instinctively seeking out a bond with their people.

This is trauma bonding, not real bonding.
Its inter species recognition,its nature.If the majority of black people lived in the suburbs and didnt represent or claim struggle in this country, Then black people would instinctively not claim struggle in an effort to bond with the most black people possible.


Dont let them convince you "trauma bonding" is bad inherently. Its only bad when you have no solutions to your trauma. Bonding through struggle bought a solutions based black people together to form rebellions and movements. The problem is we just arent solutions based by in large anymore.


The people you say have it "figured out''?Their solution usually involves pulling you further away from blackness and assimilating. Or distancing yourselves from struggle,which as i covered is distancing yourself from the black mass. This again will creat separation anxiety due to our nature as a species:respect:#Nature
Look you’re trying to legitimize bullshyt. I’m glad you’re owning it though.
 

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Black capitalism and liberation :mjlol:
You have accepted the academia from black leftists who think everything is the 1960s.

The times, strategies, and interests change

Same dudes glorifying the 1970s militants wouldn’t raise their voice at work.

They think they’re all Assatas when they’re “Greg” who forgot to bring the birthday card for company monthly birthday celebration
 

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So the one who says that "everyone should be recognized for their contributions to the community" sees people as fodder? But not the one literally calling for black capitalists to rule over the permanent underclass? :mjlol:
You called people fodder. I never did.

And you see black people as a underclass. I don’t.
 

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Look, i dont care if its google translate, bing, @ChatGPT-5 or whatever the hell else. You need stop. It obviously ain't working right :dahell:
You argue from a place of victimhood which is why you have to flip my words to project and advance a conversation to a place where you think you have more legitimacy.
 
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