I don't follow any church tbh
Just follow the commandments and believe in a zombie Jew
Will The AA Community Ever Become STRONG Again?
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ultimately what you're talking about is black culture; attitudes, verbiage, views and lifestyles that are and aren't accepted in our group
and there just isn't any negative stigma attached to ANYTHING in our community that's self destructive
in other communities, having children by people all over the place, not taking education seriously, NOT wanting to work but hustle in the streets
these things are frowned upon in just about every culture on planet earth but ours. even in dirt poor, poverty stricken, war torn developing nations they covet marriage, education, religion etc etc...
none of this will change overnight, it will take generations to get back on track, most of us will be dead and gone and that's IF it happens.
this is what happens when you turn an entire community into a voting farm...but that's for another discussion that y'all ain't ready for
666 ReVeNGe 666
TROLL IS LIFE
It's over there are too many lost people.
Too many materialistic people.
Too many people who blame in the system for everything and everyone of their shortcomings.
Too many misguided youth.
Too many people attaking their own kind.
Social media just made it worse.
It sucks but I truly believe that it is over.
Too many materialistic people.
Too many people who blame in the system for everything and everyone of their shortcomings.
Too many misguided youth.
Too many people attaking their own kind.
Social media just made it worse.
It sucks but I truly believe that it is over.
I always point people to this interview with Activist/Actor Harry Lennix who gave the best answer to this question - they ask about black men but I think this applies to our community overall:
UpAndComing
Veteran
Once we stop being addicted to inferiority, we will be
It's over...
I agree with you and AA's aren't a monolith, but we have been turned into one in some ways. I'll go into detail about that later on today when I create my thread on Black Feminism.ultimately what you're talking about is black culture; attitudes, verbiage, views and lifestyles that are and aren't accepted in our group
and there just isn't any negative stigma attached to ANYTHING in our community that's self destructive
in other communities, having children by people all over the place, not taking education seriously, NOT wanting to work but hustle in the streets
these things are frowned upon in just about every culture on planet earth but ours. even in dirt poor, poverty stricken, war torn developing nations they covet marriage, education, religion etc etc...
none of this will change overnight, it will take generations to get back on track, most of us will be dead and gone and that's IF it happens.
this is what happens when you turn an entire community into a voting farm...but that's for another discussion that y'all ain't ready for
Colonel Sanders
Chief cookin
Too late we should have listen Malcom X and do the work, now it's too late to walk back from integration.
Good point.
Women, especially sistahs, are loyal to their bread and butter plus their ability to consume. Since they can’t get that from brothas then no. That’s why a loud batch of African women ride so hard against African men. They know their anglo zaddies, as they say, love that.
The black community was intact when the men were in control of it. They incentivized for women to reproduce while keeping the man out of the house and out of control. No other communities in the US have majority of women as the head of households.
It’s not sistahs’ fault and it isn’t brothas’ fault either. However, sistahs need to stop jumping in front any social platform bashing African men but omit the transgressions of anglo saxons. Male and female.
MajorVitaman
Superstar
There's going to be a massive thinning if the herd. But the brehs and brehettes who don't fall for the thousands of okie dokes out here, will make it. We still have about 2 more generations of fukkery until we really see a change tbh. But we can be the spark that changes the narrative.
No, its over. You have to look out for yourself and your family. Everybody else 
Are you African American?ultimately what you're talking about is black culture; attitudes, verbiage, views and lifestyles that are and aren't accepted in our group
and there just isn't any negative stigma attached to ANYTHING in our community that's self destructive
in other communities, having children by people all over the place, not taking education seriously, NOT wanting to work but hustle in the streets
these things are frowned upon in just about every culture on planet earth but ours. even in dirt poor, poverty stricken, war torn developing nations they covet marriage, education, religion etc etc...
none of this will change overnight, it will take generations to get back on track, most of us will be dead and gone and that's IF it happens.
this is what happens when you turn an entire community into a voting farm...but that's for another discussion that y'all ain't ready for