To Nzingha, you got me wrong about the comment about what white people go through. I was talking about the psychological thing of not loving yourself. If you want to talk about it I would be more than willing. It is a very important subject. The point I was making is that white people are the way they are because of psychological abuse, and they are not to be maligned or judged. We all know that when we're down we make poor decisions in desperation. You don't understand how deep tricknology is in the white culture, and that it is a disease that they suffer from internally, that is only now beginning to show it's face among black people.
I'm not trying to label people here, or even to generalize. I'm just trying to make a point, okay. So please don't vex with me. I am just a youth okay, just relaxing and reasoning some things I sight. Right or wrong I deh easy, okay. Leh we just reason up and rest up.
Anyway, for example think about black americans. Those of us from Africa and the West Indies quickly see that black americans are a little less sure of themselves, a little fearful, quick to pretend and so on. There are more homosexuals and uncle Tom's among blacks in America per capita, and a higher level of that false tradition. It comes from the prevalence of tricknology in their surroundings growing up.
To consider this trend from another angle, to make the point more clear, compare the present generation of American blacks to previous generations and you will see that the culture of tricknology that brings about homosexuality and uncle tomism has increased over the generations as this group that was once outside of the mainstream, american tricknology culture has become more included in that culture.
My point is, it is not about white and black, but about a disease of culture, called tricknology.
A black person usually is unaware of the full effect of tricknology, unless he had at least one white parent (adoptive or biological) he was close to, or like many Americans he has been to a large extent assimilated into that culture.
Please, for the people who think black, pause to just consider, hypothetically if you must, that there may be things about the white culture that you do't know about because they have to be experienced personally. And imagine for a minute that it may not be a problem, but a human problem more prevalent and powerful among whites for historical reasons not because it is a natural part of who they are. Just imagine it for a minute and see if it makes sense, that's all I ask.
If you want to call yourself something I can't fight against that. Note I have been respectful and calm all the time. I respect your rights to be who you are, which includes who you believe yourself to be, whether I agree intellectually or not. My comments are not personal, but intellectual. I just think it is a mistake, I am not personally against you making it. Look at my posts again and see if there is any statement or language that is personally directed, or accusatory. I don't deal with that. And if I'm wrong about any thought I have, then the only appropriate response is to correct my logic, or point out where my reasoning went wrong.
Finally, for EmpressRasGong, I said it was a hateful tradition of thought, not that you were being hateful. I don't talk in emotional language like you are assuming. I am very very macho, I make only statements. If I am talking about my feelings I will always say, "I feel". I explicitly said the first time that it was not a personal attack to let you know the vibe I was coming from.
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