ADOS: American Descendants of Slavery

[Cole Cash]

And if I did?

This is the section of the coli where youre not gonna be able to dikkride people like tariq and yvette, youre gonna have to legitimately argue your points and use sourcing thats validated and verified. Not bullshyt like "TANGIBLES 2020" or any of that other nonsense. And yes, My mom is black from brazil my father black from the united states. If you got an issue with that then pull up friend.

 

[tuckgod]

This is the section of the coli where youre not gonna be able to dikkride people like tariq and yvette, youre gonna have to legitimately argue your points and use sourcing thats validated and verified. Not bullshyt like "TANGIBLES 2020" or any of that other nonsense. And yes, My mom is black from brazil my father black from the united states. If you got an issue with that then pull up friend.

So this is the section where you make ridiculous assumptions with no backing evidence?

Stop hiding in your safe space and you’ll understand just how off base your essay is in regards to me.

 

[Pressure]

So this is the section where you make ridiculous assumptions with no backing evidence?

Stop hiding in your safe space and you’ll understand just how off base your essay is in regards to me.

How do you reconcile that 74 percent of americans are opposed to reparations for AAs?

 

[Ghanaman styling...]

It will be very very sad for people to allow their very legitimate grievances to be used by the very same people who proudly celebrate their ancestors doing harm to black people in america and who till today try to harm black people to gain more power. This ADOS movement has legitimate concerns but is clearly being hijacked by right wingers. In 2016, trump and co continously reminded people about Hillary and her superpredators comment even though she apologized for it whiles at the same time he was inciting his supporters to beat up black protesters. He didn't even bother to propose anything specifically for black people except an insulting "what do you have to lose" and we've all found out that there is a whole lot to lose.
Now it is this. They know that they cannot win the black vote because they have no good intentions for black people but they are going to repeat 2016 to try and reduce black people voting at all. Trump has very powerful and recourceful friends and they are going to attack from all fronts.

 

[tuckgod]

How do you reconcile that 74 percent of americans are opposed to reparations for AAs?

Because 74 percent of Americans are immigrants or descendants of immigrants who don’t understand, or care to, the treatment we’ve received throughout this countries history, the economic advantage our ancestors free labor gave America over other nations, which allowed it to become known as the “land of opportunity” for others to come here and also benefit.

74 percent of Americans don’t understand, or care to, the damage things like chattel slavery, sharecropping, Reconstruction, voter suppression, Jim Crow, Redlining, Eugenics, church bombings, etc. did to the collective socioeconomic stability, as well as collective mental health of our people.

74 percent of Americans want us to continue to serve as the bottom caste in this country and truly don’t give a fukk about us.

Ask me how many fukks I give on what 74 percent of Americans think.

 

[Pressure]

Because 74 percent of Americans are immigrants or descendants of immigrants who don’t understand, or care to, the treatment we’ve received throughout this countries history, the economic advantage our ancestors free labor gave America over other nations, which allowed it to become known as the “land of opportunity” for others to come here and also benefit.

74 percent of Americans don’t understand, or care to, the damage things like chattel slavery, sharecropping, Reconstruction, voter suppression, Jim Crow, Redlining, Eugenics, church bombings, etc. did to the collective socioeconomic stability, as well as collective mental health of our people.

74 percent of Americans want us to continue to serve as the bottom caste in this country and truly don’t give a fukk about us.

Ask me how many fukks I give on what 74 percent of Americans think.

How do you reconcile this with 61 percent of Americans believing enough hasnt been done for blacks in this country?

 

[tuckgod]

How do you reconcile this with 61 percent of Americans believing enough hasnt been done for blacks in this country?

That’s their conscious speaking to them.

They know something should be done in theory, but when the conversation turns to actual monetary compensation, they start with the “well, I didn’t do anything to black people, why should I have to pay.”

And this ain’t no interview.

Last question I’m answering from you.

 

[tuckgod]

And for the record, I don’t fukk with Tariq at all.

He’s a clown.

We got a mod that locks and bushes all threads where people start making the ADOS movement make sense but...

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tar...ted-to-black-immigrants.698203/#post-33046077



And as far as Tone and Yvette, I don’t follow them either.

I respect the fact that they really pushed the reparations discussion to the point where it’s now something that all candidates have to address, but I’m not sure they are going to be able to move things on to the next level.

They allow themselves to get caught up in distractions too often, instead of keeping the focus strictly on educating and pushing the data.

 

[Pressure]

That’s their conscious speaking to them.

They know something should be done in theory, but when the conversation turns to actual monetary compensation, they start with the “well, I didn’t do anything to black people, why should I have to pay.”

And this ain’t no interview.

Last question I’m answering from you.

Then you accept that people recognize that blacks are disadvantaged in this country, but see reparations as a no go.

Unless you can move that 24% to the 61% your movement is DOA.

How do you propose doing this?

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Then you accept that people recognize that blacks are disadvantaged in this country, but see reparations as a no go.

Unless you can move that 24% to the 61% your movement is DOA.

How do you propose doing this?

How did they do it during the Civil Rights movement?

 

[88m3]

Then you accept that people recognize that blacks are disadvantaged in this country, but see reparations as a no go.

Unless you can move that 24% to the 61% your movement is DOA.

How do you propose doing this?

attacking non ados blacks seems to be the current ticket

 

[Professor Emeritus]

How did they do it during the Civil Rights movement?

Exploring the differences between the CRM and the current #ADOS "movement" would be a brilliant exercise for supporters of reparations.

The blueprint is all there, the only people saying bullshyt about it not working are those who aren't willing to go through with it.

 

[96Blue]

So this is the immigrant section of the coli?

They're in here deep talking about the movement.

Makes you wonder though, they're trying to tell us what we should do and this and that, but if they "know" so much about what we should do, you would think that...



Nah...

 

[Wargames]

So is this real or in 4 years (after it divided us during the 2020 elections) will it have fizzled into a meme like black lives matters?

I call bullshyt

 

[tuckgod]

attacking non ados blacks seems to be the current ticket

Look at all the posts in here up until I came in.

We’re just returning the energy.

Ol throw rocks and hide your hands ass nikkas.