So I personally don't see any reason to burn out reggae or dancehall, because a lot of good things have come from these forms of music. But I do agree that a distinction should be made between Nyahbinghi chanting and reggae, and that reggae could never take the place of Nyahbinghi.
Nyahbinghi is not reggae and reggae is not dancehall, them things true. But everyday can't work with Nayahbinghi because Nayahbinghi must be live, them type thing don't record good. Dancehall is for the dancehall, end of story. But Reggae you can do everyday, especially Bob because Bob never get old, Bob stay just so. So when Nayahbinghi come, it is a good thing, but inbetween you can smooth out life with a few good tunes. What kind of Prophet do you have that doesn't want you to dance and sing? Because I don't like that one deh, I prefer the One who say lively up yourself.
As for Black Supremacy being exclusive,
Before there were races, Blacks were supreme. When other races developed, Black were acknowledged as supreme. When caucasoids freed themselves from the Caucus Mountains, Blacks were still supreme. Then one day Europeans invented guns and started conquring the world and calling it civilization. Over time, Europeans invented white supremecy and a guy called Hitler tried to spread it around the world. But the world never completely forgot about Black Supremacy and it began to make a comeback all around the world. Only now, the world was full of people with mixed races that nobody wanted to be Black anymore, so some people refused to call the comeback a Black Movement. They denied their own Black Ancestory and therefore wanted to change the name of Black Supremacy to fit their new identity. But in doing so they failed to see the importance and power of the movement. The movement was not a counter attack or a retaliation against the powers that be, it was a comeback of anchient ways.
The moral of the story? You can't change history just because it's not your idea of progress. Progress is why Babylon's wickedness spread so rapidly. This is not a forward movement, it's a reversal of time. All you have to do is study European history and compare it to the history of the world outside it. Look carefull at the dates and see who was doing what when. Then come back to the table when you are better informed.
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