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

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Yeah, liberating black people from what little we got

Jay-Z is what I’d call bad business, on the overall. There are black business people who do good business on bigger levels.

You run to Jay-Z because you’re focused on entertainment.

 

[Chip Skylark]

I saw his review and it made me watch the movie.

I think his point was Black People who “made it” overly shyt on Black who “didn’t make it”. It dovetails into the fake Black Male HBCU crisis

also although the movie was supposed to be camp the shyt was low key lazily written and contrived as hell.

But like him I low key liked it for what it was.

I even agreed with his criticism of Get Out. despite also liking it.

This is a fact though!

 

[im_sleep]

So you admit “Black capitalism” only benefits a select few and there’s only limited opportunity for the collective? Just so we’re clear.

Yeah. Why wouldn’t it?

The projects Jay Z sells aren’t great.

Black capitalism is absolutely a tool of liberation. I think leftists want the most return with the least investment of energy and sacrifice.

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

Jay-Z is what I’d call bad business, on the overall. There are black business people who do good business on bigger levels.

You run to Jay-Z because you’re focused on entertainment.

I find Larry Langford as entertaining as the next man but I digress

 

[O.Red]

F.D. had an excellent take which he rightfully put in the signified B-sides where he said that people just want to get a nut off on dissing Black Men with the concern trolling about the HBCU “crisis”.

But then he fukked it up by using a bell hooks reference to make his point.

Not because he was wrong about what hooks said or about people not reading enough of hooks stuff but by again dancing around the fact the shea butta section basically concern trolls to clown Black Men.

This exact sequence is in every FD video

 

[#BOTHSIDES]

The frustrating thing about this is that a lot of this media analysis wants to prioritize mediocrity as being more legitimate than people who figure it out. They really do hate successful black people and claim money makes black people “less” black in their eyes in a way.

This really is an intellectual way of rejecting success and reinforces the very paradigms that give rise to negativity in our communities...

These guys really are rebels without a cause...

isn't most blk media like this? highlighting mediocrity, negativity... speaking about solutions or success and you get crickets

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

What are you confused by?

 

[im_sleep]

What are you confused by?

You don’t see the contradiction here?

 

[Still Benefited]

I think you don’t understand what you said.

Why would millions of black people come up? Under what expectation do you have for that?

Look I’m going to keep it direct. I absolutely want a black elite. I want it expanded and I want it to have more influence and I want to make it difficult to join because I want excellent people with stellar experience and credentials proving their value and worth to the group.

Why is that wrong?

Love it when the truth comes to light



What have i been telling yall about these Democratic schills all this time. Ive constantly pointed out their boule-centric mindframes. Its a common theme,that rears its ugly head when you see the disdain and vitriol they have for poor and less educated blacks. They hate the same demographic of black people that many MAGA/white supremacist hate.



And the answer to this thread is assimilation. The less nikkas struggle,the more compromised they become. Its just apart of our white supremacy programming.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Love it when the truth comes to light



What have i been telling yall about these Democratic schills all this time. Ive constantly pointed out their boule-centric mindframes. Its a common theme,that rears its ugly head when you see the disdain and vitriol they have for poor and less educated blacks. They hate the same demographic of black people that many MAGA/white supremacist hate.



And the answer to this thread is assimilation. The less nikkas struggle,the more compromised they become. Its just apart of our white supremacy programming.

What does more struggle do for you?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

You don’t see the contradiction here?

No. You didn’t point out the contradiction.

 

[TheAnalyst504]

This exact sequence is in every FD video

This worth a watch.

The Dusty Male Feminist and the Black Manosphere (Chopped and Screwed)

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[Still Benefited]

What does more struggle do for you?

It bonds you closer to black people.


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.


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.


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#Nature

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

No. You didn’t point out the contradiction.

Black capitalism and liberation

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

Youre projecting again.

I dont see people as fodder. YOU do. Thats why you called them that.

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?