Dr. Umar Johnson response to Tariq Nasheed shows the weakness in of many black males...

[Razor Reader]

...To truly understand which strategy is. And the ability to build strategic alliances with people that you don't necessarily like.

A lot of brothers allow their emotions to clouded judgement when it comes to the people they don't care for. This starts at a young age and is a very very feminate trait.

It's all good one about military science and Military strategy however they seem to be on able to apply themselves.

Case in point, it's easy to see that Tariq Nasheed is a hustler first before anything else. But why should that bother you if you are a revolutionary and he has a vehicles and getting the message that you want out to the masses?

I would've made it my business to be his friend for at least another 10 years then, wait till he was at his weakest point if I really want to do do something to him. Or wait till he's at his weakest point and I'm at my highest point and use him to even FURTHER my platform so maybe he can get back in the good graces of the public.


You truly are not a revolutionary and truly don't know what it means to be strategic.
I don't believe Lumar Johnson has a strategic bone in his body. Yeah he's talking about setting up a school and teaching military science.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

link? source?

 

[Poitier]

Spot on, OP.
And it isn't just the Umar/Tariq beef, but Black people globally need to stop thinking of business partners as friends.
Get the best deal for yourself just like your business partner is trying to for themselves.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

...To truly understand which strategy is. And the ability to build strategic alliances with people that you don't necessarily like.

A lot of brothers allow their emotions to clouded judgement when it comes to the people they don't care for. This starts at a young age and is a very very feminate trait.

It's all good one about military science and Military strategy however they seem to be on able to apply themselves.

Case in point, it's easy to see that Tariq Nasheed is a hustler first before anything else. But why should that bother you if you are a revolutionary and he has a vehicles and getting the message that you want out to the masses?

I would've made it my business to be his friend for at least another 10 years then, wait till he was at his weakest point if I really want to do do something to him. Or wait till he's at his weakest point and I'm at my highest point and use him to even FURTHER my platform so maybe he can get back in the good graces of the public.


You truly are not a revolutionary and truly don't know what it means to be strategic.
I don't believe Lumar Johnson has a strategic bone in his body. Yeah he's talking about setting up a school and teaching military science.

Umar played himself.

Tariq is the only black indie documentary film maker at this point.

The ONLY one.

 

[Razor Reader]

link? source?

There is no link this is just my basic synopsis of the situation. A lot of black men who think that manly a really emotional and effeminate and long term lack vision. This is part of the reason why white people run the world.

 

[Collateral]

A lot of nikkas are petty, which is a feminine trait to have. That’s just the bottom line.

Umar was talking about the first time he met Tariq at his office in Philly. He was crying about how Tariq was standoffish towards him and didn’t show him any brotherly love. That really ate at him this whole time and feeds back to what OP is saying.

 

[Bonk]

These two are too old and there's too much at stake for this.

Black men and ego problems. SMH.

Can't someone be the bigger man and take the high road?

 

[TheDarkCloud]

Still can’t believe Umar actually has stans.

 

[Razor Reader]

A lot of nikkas are petty, which is a feminine trait to have. That’s just the bottom line.

Umar was talking about the first time he met Tariq at his office in Philly. He was crying about how Tariq was standoffish towards him and didn’t show him any brotherly love. That really ate at him this whole time and feeds back to what OP is saying.

The simple fact that he even needed to speak on that shows how effeminate he really is. He should have been glad that he was getting the type of light shine don't know that he never had before. He should have just taken it for what it was.

Also another big problem is a lot of black males know how to do everything but make money. And that frustrates a lot of guys like Umar Johnson who can't do nothing but talk...

 

[Standing on business]

Spot on, OP.
And it isn't just the Umar/Tariq beef, but Black people globally need to stop thinking of business partners as friends.
Get the best deal for yourself just like your business partner is trying to for themselves.

Didn't jay-z get crucified for this

 

[jackson35]

how about we go down the route where we as black men was never taught how to settle difference without losing our heads or being over the top. yhis is about cultural negligence.

 

[Poitier]

Didn't jay-z get crucified for this

???

Jay Z is looked at as a god in the Black community due to his business acumen.
I think people were mad at the Nets/Tidal stuff because he was false advertising.

 

[Elle Driver]

This is something I believe one mentally grows out of after young adulthood. It says a lot if one can’t differentiate between friendship and business. You don’t have to like people you even work with, just get it done and move on.

 

[Standing on business]

???

Jay Z is looked at as a god in the Black community due to his business acumen.
I think people were mad at the Nets/Tidal stuff because he was false advertising.

Yea now it's all water under the bridge and he's an icon now, but during the rocafella split jay was called all kinds of snakes for wanting to separate himself and expand his business dealings. 03ish

 

[Phitz]

???

Jay Z is looked at as a god in the Black community due to his business acumen.
I think people were mad at the Nets/Tidal stuff because he was false advertising.

lol that sounds nice, but I doubt that.

Maybe to the educated class