If the school came to be y'all still find reasons to hate, why ? Because y'all don't really want to be liberated.
Y'all hide behind these shticks to show y'all dont want liberation. Finding anything to critique so in y'all minds can say he's not right to prevent liberation.
Do you think a person who still enslaved mentally wants freedom ?and Carter G Woodson said it best when he said a person will create a back door even if there isnt one.
My fellow blacks make Blacks who do try to help jump through hoops prove this and that why because then said person can never go about fixing the reality of these said problems in the community
You're arguing a point that cannot be proven. There is no school, how do you know there would be criticism of a school that doesn't exist?
And I don't think him creating another private school was going to "liberate" 'anyone, nor does criticising his formulation of a school denote a dislike of "liberation."
The second part of what you said means absolute nothing, I don't understand the grandstanding and rather desperate defense. Are you being on the "Prince of Pan-Arikanism" payroll?
There is more than buying. There is promotion and advertising that many do for those companies for free.
Dudes be promoting, making songs
and advertising songs about Gucci and Versace aka white companies for free
Many people have to pay for that kind of advertising of their product
How about y'all approach those products lile you do Umar
Give it up. Gucci, Versace, Louis Vuitton, etc. all sell a product, a tangible product, as well as the social capital associated with that product.
The difference between the products they sell, and the "product" Umar sells is that one exists and one doesn't.
Do you know what happens if I buy something from Gucci? Two-days later a package appears on my door with the product inside.
You know what happens when you donate money toward Umar's school? Five years later you won't hear a word about the school, and you don't even have a receipt showing you donated to it. You're arguing a moot, and rather stupid point.