Just like I thought. You can teach me what laws black women create tho
I literally just refuted your post and that's your only response
You still haven't produced a single law that benefits black males over anyone though. I didn't forget
Just like I thought. You can teach me what laws black women create tho
When did i make that claim i forgot?Just like I thought
I literally just refuted your post and that's your only response
You still haven't produced a single law that benefits black males over anyone though. I didn't forget
You have a very selective memory but that jordan smiley won't stop you from getting this workWhen did i make that claim i forgot?
So black women pass laws softly?
Nope, white men pass laws that favor impoverished black women over impoverished black men
You're being obtuse but thank you for proving my point. You can't find a single modern law that favors black makes over black females.
I encourage you to try though
All one needs to do is study how a lot of black females react to father's day for one to easily come to the conclusion that the black community is a matriarchynikkas in here really trying to deny the Black matriarchal way of life we've had for 40+ years
I been said the black community was a patriarchy as in white men run the community. Are you trying to say that black women have more power than white men?You have a very selective memory but that jordan smiley won't stop you from getting this work
I'll keep you right on track, don't worry
You made the pseudo-intellectual sarcastic remark about black women passing laws when you know that it's white men that pass laws and THEY decide who said laws benefit
Then I asked you to produce any law that benefits black males over black females as that would support your case that the black community is not a matriarchy
Not only were you unable to do so, you didn't even try, and you've been deflecting ever since then
So again, whenever you wanna try and support your stance with evidence(as I already have) feel free to @ me
Incorrect, western society is a patriarchyI been said the black community was a patriarchy as in white men run the community. Are you trying to say that black women have more power than white men?
No they don't lol you don't even know what legislative is dumb nikka. BLACK WOMEN DON'T MAKE LAWS. I keep asking for examples but i have yet to see one. And the black community is in western society you fukking idiot so how can their be a matriarchy inside a patriarchy . MGTOW nikkas is lostIncorrect, western society is a patriarchy
The black community within western society is a matriarchy, which is why black men in western society do not benefit from the white male patriarchy, yet through certain social service and family laws, black women can benefit a lot from said patriarchal matriarchy
Once again, the fact that black women have more legislative power than black men within the black community SPECIFICALLY is what makes said community matriarchal
This was another deflection though smh
You're the one arguing with emotions and projecting that on everybody else.
Systemic means system.
In order to have systemic power, you have to have the power to change/direct/influence the system.
You can benefit from someone else's systemic power, but that doesn't mean you have the power yourself.
And again there is no favarable treatment in the courtroom based of gender. That's a myth that doesn't hold up to the actual laws or the results from those laws.
That's exactly what welfare laws dictate...
How many black males have access to welfare or really any social service programs? Serious question
@PartyHeart why are black men just leaving homes?
Have you ever read any books on masculinsm? Or books like The Hagakure? I'd argue from the books I've read that a lot of that destructive behavior isn't traditionally masculine at all, not by accounts of stoic masculinists anyway. I would agree that the type of patriarchy we live in is constructed in the way it is due to white socities fear of black males natural bological masculinity.(Higher testosterone levels) And in ability to compete if all things were equal (with either our men or women)I don't think it can be generalized to just one thing. Poverty is certainly one of the biggest drivers. No adequate jobs or resources can lead to riskier behavior to make money. That feeds into the prison industrial complex which is also a big thing that keeps Black men away. Even when they return home, finding jobs will be hard and the cycle will continue. After a generation or so of seeing this, the cycle can almost start repeating itself unprovoked.
But I think overall the thing that ultimately gets the ball rolling is the psychological affects living in poverty has on Black men. Being unable to gather adequate resources to provide for your family in a patriarchy, where provision for women and children is the primary role of the man, makes them lean heavily on other things that can be viewed as masculine to fill that void. Those behaviors are often destructive.