The best way to become stagnant in life is listen to the avg Old nikka. They are out of answers and never had them in the first place. They're over grown children with no ambition or resolve to built their own shyt.
They got by, by c00ning and bedwenching to get checks from corporations or govt jobs. The rest were even more pathetic getting govt welfare checks while sitting on their lazy fat asses all day watching springer and maury.
They never cared about us. All they wanted was interracial sex, a house, a car and to take vacations. The whole civil rights movement was about jobs and interracial sex. The only sincere group during that time was the N.O.I. Malcolm was the only one saying anything different, telling the truth and those pieces of shyt turned on him because they didn't care about black people. They wanted their nikka trinkets. They got them and left the community out to dry. Left us out to die alone.
U want to know the real truth tho? Jason Black put me up on this a few years ago. They're waiting to die and live comfortably until death. Like my father for example. Yeah i love my dad and in black society I guess its taboo to criticize your parents know matter what misdeeds they do. But I don't follow the nikka community ass backwards bizarro world logic. I have a free mind
All his stories about his youth reads like a Donald Goines novel. Pimping, macking, hustling. Which seemed interesting as a kid then u become old and wise and start reflecting back and adding shyt up and it dawn on you like "wait a min why wasn't this dude working as hard as me during his youth?" And u look at him now. Bro don't have have no portfolio, no businesses, no assets, no retirement. He couldn't ever help me. He don't have nothing to pass on. I had to and still figure EVERYTHING the hardway in a racist capitalistic society. I had to build all my shyt alone. Which is fine but I hate when he talks shyt and tries to still act like he got the answers when in reality he don't know shyt. The only thing I'm going to inherent his sex stories and debt from a mortgage that I don't want to pay.
My dad think he raised me because he was there. That don't count. Being in the house and giving me cliche common sense advice like "do good and don't do drugs son" isn't parenting. But in his mind hes done a good job even tho I've always raised myself through figuring things out on my own. That's the problem tho. Just being there isn't parenting. Giving your kids game and leading BY EXAMPLE is. This man was suppose to be breaking his back to build something for me and mom but he didn't
This is the same for many black millennials. Our parents spent their youth being nikkas and doing dumb shyt. Success requires ALOT OF SACRIFICE! I mean reading books, studying, creating etc....ALOT and that was too hard for them. All they wanted was sex, a basic job, a brand name car and to hit the club. That's not how u fukking live. The sins of your youth always catches up to u later in life and it affect your children the most
Black children get kicked out into a racist capitalistic society with no resources, no social network, no wisdom and then they get surprised when black men end up in jail and black women end up on welfare with mad kids. What was suppose to happen? ain't nothing out here and if u don't have resources in this society you're basically going to be prey to the person with them.
Our elders dropped the ball and deserve no respect. They were selfish and wanted to feel good and their sins cant be hidden anymore. U can look in their face and see the guilt. They don't know what to say. Their only advice is for u to survive and not live like them and wait to die.
Its defeated and weak. Very pathetic. The worse thing u can do is take the advice of an old ass nikka. They're advice will leave u stagnant and trapped in a perpetual hell and your children will be in the same situation.
To sum it up. This is the hunger games. The purge. The wild west out here. Survival of the fittest and they left us out to die. This time might seem innocent but this is genocide in a very passive way. And of course...blacks don't even know it. But as they say, ignorance is bliss.
They got by, by c00ning and bedwenching to get checks from corporations or govt jobs. The rest were even more pathetic getting govt welfare checks while sitting on their lazy fat asses all day watching springer and maury.
They never cared about us. All they wanted was interracial sex, a house, a car and to take vacations. The whole civil rights movement was about jobs and interracial sex. The only sincere group during that time was the N.O.I. Malcolm was the only one saying anything different, telling the truth and those pieces of shyt turned on him because they didn't care about black people. They wanted their nikka trinkets. They got them and left the community out to dry. Left us out to die alone.
U want to know the real truth tho? Jason Black put me up on this a few years ago. They're waiting to die and live comfortably until death. Like my father for example. Yeah i love my dad and in black society I guess its taboo to criticize your parents know matter what misdeeds they do. But I don't follow the nikka community ass backwards bizarro world logic. I have a free mind
All his stories about his youth reads like a Donald Goines novel. Pimping, macking, hustling. Which seemed interesting as a kid then u become old and wise and start reflecting back and adding shyt up and it dawn on you like "wait a min why wasn't this dude working as hard as me during his youth?" And u look at him now. Bro don't have have no portfolio, no businesses, no assets, no retirement. He couldn't ever help me. He don't have nothing to pass on. I had to and still figure EVERYTHING the hardway in a racist capitalistic society. I had to build all my shyt alone. Which is fine but I hate when he talks shyt and tries to still act like he got the answers when in reality he don't know shyt. The only thing I'm going to inherent his sex stories and debt from a mortgage that I don't want to pay.
My dad think he raised me because he was there. That don't count. Being in the house and giving me cliche common sense advice like "do good and don't do drugs son" isn't parenting. But in his mind hes done a good job even tho I've always raised myself through figuring things out on my own. That's the problem tho. Just being there isn't parenting. Giving your kids game and leading BY EXAMPLE is. This man was suppose to be breaking his back to build something for me and mom but he didn't
This is the same for many black millennials. Our parents spent their youth being nikkas and doing dumb shyt. Success requires ALOT OF SACRIFICE! I mean reading books, studying, creating etc....ALOT and that was too hard for them. All they wanted was sex, a basic job, a brand name car and to hit the club. That's not how u fukking live. The sins of your youth always catches up to u later in life and it affect your children the most
Black children get kicked out into a racist capitalistic society with no resources, no social network, no wisdom and then they get surprised when black men end up in jail and black women end up on welfare with mad kids. What was suppose to happen? ain't nothing out here and if u don't have resources in this society you're basically going to be prey to the person with them.
Our elders dropped the ball and deserve no respect. They were selfish and wanted to feel good and their sins cant be hidden anymore. U can look in their face and see the guilt. They don't know what to say. Their only advice is for u to survive and not live like them and wait to die.
Its defeated and weak. Very pathetic. The worse thing u can do is take the advice of an old ass nikka. They're advice will leave u stagnant and trapped in a perpetual hell and your children will be in the same situation.
To sum it up. This is the hunger games. The purge. The wild west out here. Survival of the fittest and they left us out to die. This time might seem innocent but this is genocide in a very passive way. And of course...blacks don't even know it. But as they say, ignorance is bliss.
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I don't know how old you are but it ain't like our parents and grandparents generally came from a position of privilege ya ingrate.
