You're not wrong in anything you're saying. Your just wrong in your misguided criticism of mlk. He made mistakes like we all have and you can't recognize that he died trying to right his wrongs. You act like he shouldn't be praised. I don't agree
MLK appreciation thread
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You're not wrong in anything you're saying. Your just wrong in your misguided criticism of mlk. He made mistakes like we all have and you can't recognize that he died trying to right his wrongs. You act like he shouldn't be praised. I don't agree
I know I'm not wrong in what I'm saying, coz I have vast knowledge in what i speak off
He did die trying to right his wrongs but so what...
why you gonna praise the man who led your people into a burning house
especially when the ultimate reason he is exalted is for the act of leading your people into the burning house
He can not be praised for being a great leader of black men, when his action was the greatest obstacle of the black man
flawed logic
Social Engineering? Propaganda? Black Self Hate? are these all theoretical concepts?.... you have no idea what you're talking about
Another mistake I see, you're obviously not differentiating covert and overt racism
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
im confused I thought you didn't live in america
im confused I thought you didn't live in america
I don't, but what point are you making...
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K.O.N.Y
Superstar
How can you really relate
Think about what you're saying, the black man all over the world is oppressed and at the bottom of the social order. Even in our own countries!!
Also being a Descendent of those enslaved Africans who now resides in "Western Society" I can relate all too well. We both know the paralells between our adopted countries regimes
A common sign in London during the 50/60s
And lastly, me not being American doesn't harm my credibility whatsoever, because my knowledge of Black History in America still far exceeds that of the average African- American or anyone participating in this discussion.
I study and research all of this thoroughly, most people in this thread just talking to past time.
Best believe we get 'MLK, Integration and Civil Rights thrown in our face as something to automatically praise as a black person without asking questions' as much as you. From infant age and upwards lol
Us as black people often forget the parallels of our struggle, regardless of where we are in the world. That good old divide and conquer routine they play us with
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K.O.N.Y
Superstar
There is oppression to blacks worldwide. But our experiences are different. America and its relationship with blacks is completely different than anywhere else. Just like with south Africa, the Caribbean etc. MLK and the civil rights movement is part of the fabric of African American culture
Same here! lol you're reading my posts but its not sinking in. Just like how Hip Hop is part of the fabric of Black British culture... like I said, with the paralells between the regimes of our respective countries come 'cultural' paralells too.
How so? This sounds like more divide and conquer techniques they use to keep us apart. We all face the same problems breh
Got us thinking the Largest populations of Blacks outside of Africa isn't in South America... Panama, Columbia, Brazil, Suriname etc etc. Little is known that the majority of stolen Africans were sent to South American mainland. While less than 10% of enslaved Africans were sent to the USA
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Americas treatment of blacks is different to nowhere else. All Western Regimes work within collusion of eachother, so they impliment the same systems
Hence why you didnt see Western Intervention in South Africa under apartheid. But they be everywhere else handing out "democracy" and "humanitarian aid" in the name of justice
What do you think the agenda was at them marketing Slavery as a "USA thing"?
Coz they know once we realise we're all soldiers of the same struggle we'll start relating and coming together
Don't fall into the trap of subjecting your own people (providing you're black
). Thats what they want you to do
Hence why you didnt see Western Intervention in South Africa under apartheid. But they be everywhere else handing out "democracy" and "humanitarian aid" in the name of justice
What do you think the agenda was at them marketing Slavery as a "USA thing"?
Coz they know once we realise we're all soldiers of the same struggle we'll start relating and coming together
Don't fall into the trap of subjecting your own people (providing you're black
). Thats what they want you to do