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By the time I write most articles they have been marinating awhile, some for so long, I consider throwing them out.
There's an interesting dynamic taking place with all this public display of outrage by celebrities, popular people, well-known people. I'll divide this into three groups.
Black People
1. I wonder if the black well-known people have always felt this way and have spoken out but it has not been widely reported?
2. I wonder if this later group of murders and the protests have reached another level of critical mass for another group of Africans worldwide.
3. Of course there are the popular blacks saying crazy shit.
4. What now happens? Will the noise continue and there be silence no more? Is this the extent of difference this time while Maafa racism remains fully entrenched?
5. In the timeline of the greater year, what is happening now is part of the process. In the timeline of the lesser year, we know humans could dismantle racism in a few short months if they wanted to. Likewise humans could walk away from their society logic if they wanted to. No one is forced to participate in racism, it is a continuous choice.
6. So I wonder if this outcry by the well-known is a false flag or a baby step instead of some large scale shift in consciousness.
7. Understand clearly that there are more non-well known Africans than well-known. We must not depend on what or who is popular. Those who do will wilt in the wind at critical moments.
8. Africans who are ass-kissers deserve whatever hell they catch from the asses they kiss, especially when they no longer want to pucker up.
9. Colin Kaepernick back in the NFL is a bad idea unless there is deep structural change including the compensation structure, hiring of personnel and the NFL's dealings and influence on college and high school football. The NFL, a bunch of white male sickos, must stand up to their sicko fans and employees. This ain't gonna happen. So what benefit is it to the greater good for Colin to play?
10. It is deceitful to say BLM is achieving change, when they don't show up until a black person is harmed and many others step out first.
White People & Their Wannabes
1. I wonder similar things. Have these momentary linebreakers always felt this way and just been scared or that deeply asleep and enfeebled by miseducation and other forms of malnutrition?
2. Why now? Is this sustainable or is it knee-jerk or is it sense enough to do what it takes to dismantle racism as if their asses were on fire in a crashing plane?
3. Interesting how many who have publicly spoken against the interests of Africans are now, in this one moment, doing the opposite?
4. Interesting how all of a sudden there is swift punishment for saying the wrong thing, and slightly swifter for doing the wrong thing. This is on a piecemeal individual basis and not on a systemic institution basis.
5. Interesting how, despite swifter retribution, many racists are still saying things that they know will provoke outrage. What's really going on? Are these things being staged and played for your entertainment and distraction? It's not so important that we get people fired because another one will take their place because they breed them like maggots. It's more important that we destroy the system that creates their logic and boldness. Thus the punishment must extend to the group in order to achieve change. Fire the group from getting your resources.
6. Why should Africans be glad that white people are admitting white privilege? As long as we know the truth and what to do with it, that's what's most important. Who gives a shit if a criminal admits their crime, they're still guilty.
7. George Lopez and Jimmy Kimmel are card carrying racists.
8. Julianne Moore, Kristen Bell, Sarah Paulson And More Encourage White People To Call Out Racism In NAACP’s #ITakeResponsibility Campaign. I am not impressed by these people or the NAACP. Africans have been calling out racism since day one. If you really called out racism you would never have a minute's rest of breath for the rest of your life. The okie doke is that people are still being programmed to think of racism as events, instances, individuals, soundbites instead of ever-present, ever-active, all-encompassing, leaving no racist free zones anywhere, not even in African homes.
Symbolic Gestures Abound That Amount To Bullshit Rebranded
How do these things change Maafa Racism?
1. So what if Clemson removes the name of one racist from a college (John Calhoun). Is Calhoun the only racist in a supposedly non-racist school? Definitely not, Not back then and not right now. So is this a victory? I guess so.
2. Starbucks relenting in the face of a boycott is not the same as repenting. This is actually the consideration and measuring stick we should give to everything in this message.
3. I can see how, out of all this, more people can see the power of working together to create some change, thus what if we stayed the same course on the much large issue and not relent for a second?
4. People kneeling in support of a misguided BLM movement is just plain stupid and insulting, but it is who they are, can't be mad at them for that.
5. GMA firing Jessica Mulrooney. Somebody needs to fire Gayle King and boycott Oprah's ass along with a whole lot of news reporters who are so purely racist, they can't hide it for a second.
6. There are so many stories about people and companies being called out for racism as if it's unique, new or just realized. None of that is true. It's a disservice to the dismantling of racism to treat any racist incident as singular. No matter how many racist incidents are reported or people punished, it won't amount to one percent of what is taking place. But a fool believes much progress is being made.
7. In the case of Ice Cube, leave it up to the Jews to always cry Anti-semetic. They are pathetic and top zionist racists.
8. The fake news report that George Floyd and Derek Chauvin were at odds while employed together is part of a long term setup to program the jury for Chauvin's kangaroo court circus performance called a trial.
9. Why are Africans not boycotting all the sponsors of Fox News and their other programming? Black Live Matter would never tackle anything significant, and in fact, I suspect many of these events and apologies are planned to create false achievement. And even if unplanned the achievement is minuscule.
10. Evidently the Olympic Committee doesn't give a damn about black lives. Of course not, neither does the global population.
11. Be certain all these supposed victories due to protesting are soft targets of things that racists really don't care about but you do. No flag, statue or symbol has ever killed anyone. It takes current terrorists.
12. What kind of job will a person take in exchange for their soul? Why do miserable people hide their actions behind a job? Because they are not proud of who they are so they gain pride in doing a job that harms others.
13. All these companies telling people they can't protest but yet encourage them to protest for climate change and how wonderful it is and blah blah bullshit.
14. I hate it when things said in the lamestream media gets everyone's attention more than the same thing being said for decades by Africans and in African media and the everyday effects of racism taking place that everyone is aware of in some form. But I guess this is necessary since the masses have been programmed to follow the wrong people, so now perhaps it will help them free themselves by seeing these things admitted by the sources they trust. Perhaps the two Lords of the Rings have more merciful plans for the masses by giving them another chance to redeem their logic. I was once as lost and highly susceptible to many forms of okie doke smoke, so much so, I had OD'ed and didn't know it. All day every day in every way we are being offered tokes. Just say Nope.
