Group Economics? Why are blacks afraid to take that leap and be free?

[theworldismine13]

If white supremacist see their system of white supremacy being threatened, how do you think they'll respond?

If there's a large thriving community of Black people excelling without the help of White people, do White people just look the other way and get upset?

do they sit back and allow their illusion to fail or be exposed?

they will attack black power that threatens them with everything they got including physical force

if you are scared maybe you aint built for this, maybe Marxism and white liberalism are more your thing

 

[Thoughts]

The markets were freer then, with less regulation and licencing requirements. Such an operation today wouldnt be possible, even if we were committed.
At some point a govt. cac would have to approve everything.

Define licensing requirements and markets? You mean black discrimination laws against other races? We need products, services and education unique to our culture there's no laws against appealing to that market.

That's just stupid to think like that when every company's new gimmick is "diversity" and have black sectors due to affirmative action. Many blacks are getting uppity and trying to pull the plug on it not realizing their conditioned to rely on the white man.

Bob Johnson had the right idea ...what BET stood for in the beginning made it what it was worth when he sold it. Oprah has the right idea too regardless of what people think of her, Oprah knows how to recycle a black dollar and placate weak white people the way they do us. Obama too.

They represent the black elite ...they need us. A lot of blacks just don't know how to help them help us because they're not educated enough.

 

[Matt504]

they will attack black power that threatens them with everything they got including physical force

how does the Black community defend itself in this scenario when White supremacy has the entire US military at its disposal?

how does our group economics factor into that equation?

 

[kp404]

this is HL, you are free to elaborate

what is it that you think me and other posters would get from this book?

The book shows that black capitalism is an non-feasible idea because it recreates oppression and division...in addition, the book shows that black capitalists have to engage in patronage relationships with white elites to be successful; that usually results in top down wage labor bullshyt to the weorking and poor classes...the blacks who did what you said and engaged in black capitalism in the book actually collapsed when they did tried to do it without white influence....

Point is, there is nothing good from black capitalism because it is backed by racial oppression....the capitalism that is practiced today is oppressive...there may be other forms that have not been practiced but the world's capitalist system was built on slave labor and now its supported by wage labor...when we engage in this mess, we take on the same oppressive characteristics and it divides our people.

 

[Thoughts]

The Asian community has already proven that there is no "white superiority barrier" as is often suggested. They consistently outperform whites in many areas, receive more grants, and are approved for loans at a higher rate than whites.

In order to keep our narrative going, we would have to classify Asians as white...

So the trade Asia-Pacifc trade agreements and WTO have nothing to do with that? We don't have a country to bargin with that's why we're unique and always will be seen as "burdens" and "slaves"...ghosts of the past that American HAS to deal with as the world changes.

WE HAVE TO EXERCISE OUR RIGHTS AS AMERICANS ...it's why they be quick to lock brothas up and strip them of their rights.

You do realize the black population's economy is powerful enough to fuel and sustain industry in a small country right?

 

[DEAD7]

Define licensing requirements and markets? You mean black discrimination laws against other races? We need products, services and education unique to our culture there's no laws against appealing to that market.

There's laws for everything.

 

[Thoughts]

The book shows that black capitalism is an non-feasible idea because it recreates oppression and division...in addition, the book shows that black capitalists have to engage in patronage relationships with white elites to be successful; that usually results in top down wage labor bullshyt to the weorking and poor classes...the blacks who did what you said and engaged in black capitalism in the book actually collapsed when they did tried to do it without white influence....

Point is, there is nothing good from black capitalism because it is backed by racial oppression....the capitalism that is practiced today is oppressive...there may be other forms that have not been practiced but the world's capitalist system was built on slave labor and now its supported by wage labor...when we engage in this mess, we take on the same oppressive characteristics and it divides our people.

...the economy has collapsed and industrial revolution is being rewritten and moving towards technology and clean energy, this is going to cause a radical shift to the center of the U.S., like Mid-Western territory and farming states setting up large cities as headquarters.

Blacks can afford to move and start fresh, and get ahead of the game ...whites are too invested in coastal states reliant upon import and export industries.

That book is antiquated thinking, everything is going digital ...there's iPads in the ghetto.

 

[DEAD7]

So the trade Asia-Pacifc trade agreements and WTO have nothing to do with that? We don't have a country to bargin with that's why we're unique and always will be seen as "burdens" and "slaves"...ghosts of the past that American HAS to deal with as the world changes.

WE HAVE TO EXERCISE OUR RIGHTS AS AMERICANS ...it's why they be quick to lock brothas up and strip them of their rights.

You do realize the black population's economy is powerful enough to fuel and sustain industry in a small country right?

Not gonna argue with that.

But the issue sounds like one of leverage not race.

 

[Thoughts]

There's laws for everything.

I'd like you to find these laws and if there is (which I know it's not), I'd like you to prove they cannot be circumvented.
You might not be able to ride this exodus wave with us brotha.

 

[theworldismine13]

The book shows that black capitalism is an non-feasible idea because it recreates oppression and division...in addition, the book shows that black capitalists have to engage in patronage relationships with white elites to be successful; that usually results in top down wage labor bullshyt to the weorking and poor classes...the blacks who did what you said and engaged in black capitalism in the book actually collapsed when they did tried to do it without white influence....

Point is, there is nothing good from black capitalism because it is backed by racial oppression....the capitalism that is practiced today is oppressive...there may be other forms that have not been practiced but the world's capitalist system was built on slave labor and now its supported by wage labor...when we engage in this mess, we take on the same oppressive characteristics and it divides our people.

lol, black people have never practiced capitalism in this country in any significant measure

secondly capitalism is not a moral code, capitalism means private property and trade, black capitalism means black people owning private property and trading, any definition beyond that is just Marxist gibberish

 

[kp404]

...the economy has collapsed and industrial revolution is being rewritten and moving towards technology and clean energy, this is going to cause a radical shift to the center of the U.S., like Mid-Western territory and farming states setting up large cities as headquarters.

Blacks can afford to move and start fresh, and get ahead of the game ...whites are too invested in coastal states reliant upon import and export industries.

That book is antiquated thinking, everything is going digital ...there's iPads in the ghetto.

Instead of crossing out the things I said which is pretty ignorant, you really should read the book because the majority of the shyt you said is said by some dudes in the book...but this shyt about blacks moving ahead sounds great, and I am so happy that there are ipads in the ghetto (like that means something), but that shift of corporatism to the center is enhancing global hegemony...white elites will continue to consolidate that power, especially when they know that the Jay'Z, oprahs, and Michael Jordans with vast wealth and power continue to push neo-conservatism and turn they heads away from blacks...you see the path but your vision is blurred man..we need to find a way to remove the bricks one by one so the capitalist, racial oppression building will collapse..there are ways to do it, but it takes collectivization, something capitalism is AGAINST. Instead of shunning my ideas, take a look at the world around you and see our situation is not getting better at all...something has to change

 

[theworldismine13]

but it takes collectivization

Marxism

 

[kp404]

lol, black people have never practiced capitalism in this country in any significant measure

secondly capitalism is not a moral code, capitalism means private property and trade, black capitalism means black people owning private property and trading, any definition beyond that is just Marxist gibberish

Blacks have attempted to practice capitalism for quite some time actually...of course they never reached the level of white elites, but they attempted to assimilate into that bullshyt..and I'm not a Marxist just stating the truth about the folks that gave the ghetto ipads...I guess we agree to disagree then but I see alot of blacks online happy with capitalist ideas so oh well

 

[kp404]

Marxism

lol I'm done with you man..you can take care of yourself, then cool

 

[Matt504]

lol I'm done with you man..you can take care of yourself, then cool

don't be discouraged my brother, we just have to get more iPads into the hands of Black youth.