David Banner: "We're Breeding A Generation Of Spineless Zombies"

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The whole Integration hurt blacks argument is silly.
What really happen was the youth of the 1970's dropped the ball.
They did not make economics a priority like the generations of the past did.
 

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Integration never suggestion that we couldn't stand on our own. Integration was about co-existing. Integration isn't something "they" did or even wanted, it was something that MLK and other leaders fought and died for. It wasn't about giving someone a bone.

Us fighting amongst each other has nothing to do with integration and everything to do with certain seeds that were planted during slavery.

Exactly,when people think in hindsight about how bad the idea of integration was:rudy:....They don't take into account the difference in mentality and circumstances back then and now.

There was already a unity they had fighting the same struggle,where it didn't need to be explained....It was just understood we would have black business owners who would stay within the black community,and live within the black community....It was understood black folks would remain united and support each other....Its not really fair to pretend any one apart of that movement could've seen THIS coming,or that THEY dropped the ball.....And lets not pretend the government didn't do plenty of sabatoging along the way either.

How could they have known it was the struggle that united us and not love like they convinced themselves it was.....we only fukked with each other cuz we had to is what its starting to look like:mjcry:.

Without that constant fear and struggle right in your face like they had it back then,Its all about mindset now...You have to deliberately fight everything around you that's trying to seperate you from caring about your people,everything telling you that racism is dead since you've never been called ****** to your face,or don't hear about hangings everyday like they did....a lot of us getting lost by being complacent thinking its all good,or its good enough.

Maybe the unity back then wasn't some beautiful thing done out of love but only necessity too,but whats it gon take for black folks to see the necessity today:patrice:?

props to Banner though,i always catch his interviews and his music from time to time,Death Of A Popstar he did with 9th Wonder should've made more noise:salute:
 

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Just watched this entire vid in awe. Im speechless right now. One of the best clips ive EVER seen period. A shift is happening and we need more people with an influence/platform to speak like this. I specifically loved what he said about the "n word". I personally hate it and it shows how low our self-respect is. We have no culture. Right now our culture is represented by the ignorance of hiphop. This is a much needed clip and i challenge all of you to post it on your social media. We need wakening up.



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Damn nikkas really is zombies man they covered damn near every product :smh:

oh yeah hats/fitteds/snapbacks too

"shyt, I made the Yankee hat more famous than a Yankee can" -Jay-Z on Empire State of Mind

smh @ bragging about this when Yankee Global Enterprises are not paying him

the modern day rapper is a walking billboard head to toe, not even smart enough to brand their own stuff (tyga is the exception with his last kings line) but for the most part it's Moschino, Feragamo, Gucci, Armani, Fendi, Tom Ford, Prada, Chanel, Cartier, Louis V, Versace, Ralph (It ain't Ralph tho lol)
 

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oh yeah hats/fitteds/snapbacks too

"shyt, I made the Yankee hat more famous than a Yankee can" -Jay-Z on Empire State of Mind

smh @ bragging about this when Yankee Global Enterprises are not paying him

the modern day rapper is a walking billboard head to toe, not even smart enough to brand their own stuff (tyga is the exception with his last kings line) but for the most part it's Moschino, Feragamo, Gucci, Armani, Fendi, Tom Ford, Prada, Chanel, Cartier, Louis V, Versace, Ralph (It ain't Ralph tho lol)

Did Tom Ford sales shoot up after the song by Jay? Personally, i had never heard of him before that song. Crazy how he couldve easily had made a song about a young, black up and coming (or established) fashion designer
 

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You mean the same generation that finally got the south to take down their slave flags?

The same one thats marching in these streets?

The same one that showcases white supremacy and fights back?

Get this ol head the fukk out the paint.. All his generation ever did was sell and smoke crack

This generation doing more for civil rights than his washed generation ever did.. She has more of spine than this ol hotep ass nikka

 
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I agree but that was the last blow to the black community.
Yo, I always tell ppl to think about the progress lost due to crack. The entrepreneurs, lawyers, doctors, scientists,.....just all that. No telling what could have became of ALL the black lives lost just from that epidemic alone. If there was no crack I could only imagine our evolution. I truly think that black ppl might be on another level now.......
 
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