If an organization like the Black Panther Party was to reemerge today...

[↓R↑LYB]

I wish I could believe u but ur reppin Duckberg

I'm fighting for black people in duckberg too

 

[↓R↑LYB]

whites would talk about reverse racism n shyt basically

Everything we do they consider it racism so fukk em. What are they going to do to us that they already are not doing now. Both Eric Garner and Mike Mike were killed in broad day light with witnesses watching the whole thing. They do not care.

 

[Another Man]

Aint gonna happen. nikkas these days are straight p*ssy when it comes to this racial shyt. Theyd rather show out and take meaningless action like marches, rallies and movements with no tangible results...bit will then pull a pistol on a brotha for looking at them wrong.

 

[Axum Ezana]

it needs to happen asap.

 

[MikelArteta]

They'd be snuffed out
Bogus charges
Killed etc.

 

[Supercoolmayo]

inb4 But what about black on black crime

 

[Brofato]

One of the guys who wrote Black Against Empire was saying that might not happen again for quite some time.

People always have grievances with the state. Certainly many of the black people under carceral control today – more than the number enslaved in 1850 – have grievances with the state. But despite grievances, it is not every day that people challenge state power. Revolutionary movements not only reject the legitimacy of the state, but also mobilize a constituency to challenge it practically, and articulate this movement with the interests of other constituencies into a more generalized challenge to state power. You see some elements of this in Occupy Wall Street, but a federally coordinated effort by municipalities responded effectively to vilify that movement, emphasizing the health and public safety risks of “homeless encampments” and the eccentricities of “anarchist activists.” The Tea Party hosts a strange mix of right-wing economic policy in the guise of social conservatism and reactionary patriotism, so the parallels are harder to see.

It may be a long time before a powerful revolutionary movement develops again in the United States because such movements are quite rare, and no two are built the same way. Insurgent movements generally, and revolutionary movements in particular, develop in historically specific ways. They depend on unique cultural technologies of practice. To develop political power, revolutionaries have not only to defy the state, but to do so in such a way as to leverage broader political cleavages. Only by attracting broad allied support in the face of repression can revolutionaries articulate an ever-greater political challenge. In short, revolutionaries must “seize the time.” History has shown that this is quite difficult to do.

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

I can see organizations being created that could possibly fit that mold on the surface, but once it gets down to weapons and hand to hand combat training, nikkas will start snitching on themselves.

Cats will be making videos on IG and Twitter showing off what they learned in firearms training and shyt.

All the other group economics shyt can be done though.

 

[jeh]