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But he’s been hanging out with white people. And everyone does drugs wtf

That explains nothing
Hang around more cacs then black people for an extended period of time you will wash the blackness away. Meaning it's easy to adopt a different thought pattern. It's gradual and happens over time with age, new experiences and adaptation to stress

As you said he been hanging out with whites, then got into homosexual white circles via fashion and married into a rich white family.

Combine with drugs which will basically reprogram you.

That's cac overload.

That isn't ordinary.

He probably legit thinks he or Kim will run for public office one day and is laying the groundwork
 

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I hear what you are saying , but this is my point of view ....

firstly whatever happened to Kanye not getting that award is mirrored 1000 times by every black person that didnt get that promotion / or that job/ or that contract... etc.... so hes not in any unique situation

Ive never subscribed to the "if you cant beat them join them club" ...


When you look at history , not just in America , blacks only advanced through either economic boycott , or violence ... its that simple

If not for Hitler who knows when so many African countries would have got independence ........


i spent a good part of my adult life being the only black person in the room ...... and while I respect all peoples .... I still dont want to be them, I dont care to be accepted by them or be part of their club/establishment because Im smart enough to know that you arent changing these people by being inside ....

If he wants to be "the pet negro' the token black friend so be it .... but he should just be honest and admit that its for personal reasons and not for us

kanye is no deep thinker or intellectual , his ideas posses no original thinking
This is so much deeper than white validation and acceptance. Have you seen “Get Out” or “Eyes Wide Shut?” Those movies will explain a lot. Kanye is someone that has influence and power. That George Bush comment sealed his fate... I’ll explain more later.

His mom allegedly knew about his mental illness. That plays a big part in this, too. Remember everyone doesn’t handle trauma the same way. We all have different levels of strength. Most people aren’t in the public eye and they aren’t dealing with TPTB.

Look at the parallels between Kanye and Donald Glover. Shyt went down behind the scenes. I’m not defending them, but I feel like I should provide some talking points.
 

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This is so much deeper than white validation and acceptance. Have you seen “Get Out” or “Eyes Wide Shut?” Those movies will explain a lot. Kanye is someone that has influence and power. That George Bush comment sealed his fate... I’ll explain more later.

His mom allegedly knew about his mental illness. That plays a big part in this, too. Remember everyone doesn’t handle trauma the same way. We all have different levels of strength. Most people aren’t in the public eye and they aren’t dealing with TPTB.

Look at the parallels between Kanye and Donald Glover. Shyt went down behind the scenes. I’m not defending them, but I feel like I should provide some talking points.
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What exactly did he say bad about black people. Yes, there’s the “slavery was a choice” comment, but when did he diss black people specifically?

His exact comment was “400 years? That sounds like a choice.” He went on to explain that he was talking about mental enslavement. His approach was definitely wrong and he didn’t add context, but a lot of us are choosing to be mentally enslaved because it’s more “comfortable.”

If anything, I took more issue with him bringing up “black on black” crime. That’s not something you bring up in front of a white audience.

Answers obvious. He started hanging around alot of white people and started doing drugs. Wasn't comfortable in his own skin around whites and switched it up to fit in his new fashion lane.

High as a kite on synthetics no telling what he been doing. Probably blasting cac culos

But he’s been hanging out with white people. And everyone does drugs wtf

That explains nothing


Hang around more cacs then black people for an extended period of time you will wash the blackness away. Meaning it's easy to adopt a different thought pattern. It's gradual and happens over time with age, new experiences and adaptation to stress

As you said he been hanging out with whites, then got into homosexual white circles via fashion and married into a rich white family.

Combine with drugs which will basically reprogram you.

That's cac overload.

That isn't ordinary.

He probably legit thinks he or Kim will run for public office one day and is laying the groundwork

I think y'all aren't factoring in Ye's poorly treated mental illness


The concept of reverse racism is flawed, if not absolutely ridiculous. Most, if not all of the negative responses from people of color toward white people, are reactions to the hatred, violence, cruelty and brutality that they were shown by white people for centuries. Much of the foundation of the modern world was built on the forced free labor of black peoples. The African Slave Trade, the institution of slavery, colonialism, its derivative systems, and the multiple holocausts throughout history, where whites used race as the defining reason to justify their oppression, conquest, and brutal treatment of non-white peoples, are how race became such a factor to begin with.

The initial claim by the oppressors, followed a moral imperative (so they said) that people outside of Occidental and European birth were in savage and cursed conditions, and that God justified the captivity of these people, and the rape and pillage of their lands.

Ironically, these oppressors would try to discard this same God, who supposedly justified this brutality, in the name of Darwin, whose famous line ‘survival of the fittest’ was used to justify criminal behavior once the Bible could no longer be used as a hiding place for economic domination and evil intention.

Spirituality and morality were replaced by capitalism, and with it a conscious shift of focus toward the exploitation of the vulnerable.

In order to justify reverse racism one would have to first create an even playing field, undo the generations of torture, terror, and brutality, and then judge whether or not a non-white person is in fact a racist. This approach would require people to examine the need/addiction to feel superior to someone else for no justifiable reason, and the myriad policies: Spiritual, political and social, that it bore. True dominion is self evident and not the result of sabotaging another in order to achieve it. That would be an illegitimate as well as a fleeting position. The Universe, will eventually seek to right/balance itself.

Of course there are white people who live transcendent lives, not exploiting ill-gotten privilege or perpetuating the sins of their ancestors who used violence and deceit as a means to gain advantage over others. Humanity in proper order is obligated to acknowledge the Truth, whoever it comes from, be they Black, White or other. Righteous indignation is simply a response to long-standing evil.

Much of the world is still reeling from the abuses of Imperialist selfishness, misunderstanding, ignorance and greed. Black people remain in many ways a shattered community, disenfranchised, forcefully removed from context and still caged in, denied from making truly independent choices and experiencing existential freedom. Their natural homes, just like their natural selves, raped and pillaged of the resources and gifts God has given to them. Interpreted through someone else’s slanted lens and filter, they remain in many ways, misrepresented. Taxation without proper representation, might I remind you, was the very platform of protest that began the Revolutionary War, which gained this country its independence from England. Anger is not only the natural response to the abuse of power, but is also appropriate when there is no real acknowledgment of these abuses, or deep, meaningful and profound change.

If we took all of what we deem horrible regarding the criminal abuses that black people have committed over this country’s history, and add it all up, it still does not compare to the hundreds of years of terrorism, violent domination, theft, rape, abuse, captivity, and beyond that black people have suffered under the ideologies and systems of white supremacy, racism, and slave based paradigms. I say this only to say that abuse unresolved begets or creates abuse. How then does the chief offender become the judge? Might does not necessarily mean right. Right is right. People forcibly reduced to sub-human existences, so that they behave in sub-human ways, helps a system to justify itself or feel less guilty about its blood saturated foundation and gross crimes against humanity. People, like plants, grow where the light is. When you enclose a plant and limit its light source, it will bend itself toward the light, for the light is necessary for its survival. This same thing happens to people locked in communities where little light and little opportunity is allowed them, survival then forces them to twist and/or bend toward the only way of escape.


There is good. And I both acknowledge and encourage the good. Instead of throwing out the Baby with the bath water, we do well to expose the intentionally poisoned water the Baby has been forced to soak in since its origin in these lands. America’s particular brand of hypocrisy is gross (double entendre).

I shuddered during sentencing when I kept hearing the term ‘make the IRS whole’… make the IRS whole, knowing that I got into these very circumstances having to deal with the very energies of inequity and resistance that created and perpetuated these savage inequalities. The entire time, I thought, who has made black people whole?! Who has made recompense for stealing, imposing, lying, murdering, criminalizing the traumatized, taking them against their wills, destroying their homes, dividing their communities, ‘trying’ to steal their destinies, their time, stagnating their development, I could go on and on. Has America, or any of the nations of the world guilty of these atrocities, ever made black people or Africa whole or do they continue to sit on them, control them, manipulate them, cage them, rob them, brutalize them, subject them to rules that don’t apply to all? Use language, veiled coercion, and psychological torment like invisible fences to keep them locked into a pattern of limitation and therefore control by others. You have to remain focused to cease from rage.

The prosecutor, who was a woman, made a statement during sentencing about me not doing any charity work for a number of years during my ‘exile.’ A) Charity work is not a requirement, but something done because someone wants to. I was clearly doing charitable works way before other people were even thinking about it. And B) Even the judge had to comment that she, meaning I, was both having and raising children during this period. As if that was not challenging enough to do. She sounded like the echo of the grotesque slave master, who expected women to give birth while in the field, scoop the Baby up, and then continue to work. Disgusting.

When you are beaten and penalized for being independent, or truly self reliant, then you develop a dysfunctional relationship with self-reliance, and a fear of true independence. When you are beaten or threatened with death for trying to read a book, then you develop a dysfunctional relationship with education. When families are broken up by force and threat of violence, then the family structure becomes dysfunctional. When men who would naturally defend their women and families are threatened with castration and death, then this natural response also becomes dysfunctional. When looking at the oppressor is punishable by violence, then examination of him and his system becomes a difficult and taboo thing to do, despite every bone in your body demanding it. When questioning or opposing oppression is punishable by death, imprisonment, or economic assassination, then opposing systemic wrong in any or all of its meta manifestations is a terrifying concept. Anyone forced to live so incredibly diametrically opposed to that which is natural to themselves, will end up in crisis if they don’t successfully find a way to improve or transcend these circumstances! All of which require healing. It is only by the Grace of God and the resilience of the people that things haven’t been worse.

Much of my music, if not all of it, is about Love, a therapeutic resolve created in response to the lack of messages encouraging people like me toward free moral agency. Helping to ameliorate this condition has never been addressed through the political arena alone. It is a sacrificial work that doesn’t simply happen between the hours of 9 to 5 or Monday through Friday, but when inspiration leads us to avail ourselves for the Truth that needs to be said. Unlike the system too often contrarily demonstrates, we believe that people can be and should be helped, and that trauma should not be criminalized but acknowledged, healed and dealt with. This takes awareness, sensitivity and a level of freedom in my opinion the system lacks. And if we don’t know or understand how to do it, then we humbly refer to a higher authority.

We have no desire to create humanoids, turn people into machines, or dumb them down so that they remain dependent longer than necessary to an antiquated system in denial of its many inadequacies and need to evolve. Instead we seek to educate and shed light on the snares, traps, and enticements that people set up in the name of business that are intended only to catch the sleeping and/or uninformed.

Why would a system, ‘well intentioned’, wait until breakdown or incarceration to consider rehabilitation, after generations of institutionally inflicted trauma and abuse on a people? To me it is obvious that the accumulation of generational trauma and abuse have created the very behaviors the system tries to punish, by providing no sufficient outlets for the victims of institutional terror. Clearly, the institution seeks to hide its own criminal history at the expense and wholeness of the abused, who ‘acting out’ from years of abuse and mistreatment, reflect the very aggression that they were exposed to.

Ms. Lauryn Hill — MLH On Racism


Your thoughts on the bolded in relation to everything we’ve discussed would be most appreciated. This also applies to things written from page 1 to now.
 
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