Maafa Racism is much more than police brutality.
If you are talking about and focusing on police brutality and you are not identifying academia, the education system as an aider and abettor of police brutality, then you don't even know what racism is, let alone Maafa Racism. All you are doing is pissing in the wind, hoping to fill a bucket of justice at the other end, as one of many buckets in the brigade to douse the unrelenting unrepenting rage of Maafa Racism, of which, police brutality is a smoldering ember. The source of all the evil carried out by police is elsewhere and this source keeps enabling the brutality that too many want to focus on. If you are talking about one aspect and institution of Maafa Racism without implicating and pointing out the complicity of all the other major institutions, then you are participating in banality.
The institution called “business” is as brutal a business as the police because the police are the enforcers of business interests. Also, Maafa Racism is the biggest business enterprise on the planet. Capitalism is a sub-business of Maafa Racism. For those who've been paying attention, we must mention each of the ten areas of people activity as brutal barbarians alongside the police arm of the Maafa Racism Beast.
We must also understand that non-profits are also big business partners to the institution of business that cloaks its racism in charity, altruism and benevolence. You are being banal-minded if you speak of police brutality without also recognizing it is merely a manifestation of the spirit of religion.
Police brutality is a by-product of religion's morality.It's up to you to connect the other major institutions of people activity to understand that where there's one institution, there also are all the others gathered and in agreement. They are in league as the legion of doom against the dom of free to keep them as minions under dominion. But let me just add yet another comment about continued stupidity that is making me mad. Since politics is part of the racist collective weapon,
you cannot vote Maafa Racism out of existence or get any significant substantial change to any institution.Name me one institution that has changed in an anti-racism way since 1863? Sure as hell not the institution of education. Thus police brutality ain't going nowhere except towards worse if the counteracting counteraction counterpoint is voting versus police brutality or defunding the goddamned police. All logic along these lines is as brutal as the police institution.
And this is why the Maafa Racism media makes all these things seem like good ideas. Whatever the status quo media reports, you can pretty much know that the opposite is true and the opposite approach is what's best for Africans to waylay the Maafa.
