MischievousMonkey
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You don't respond if you know that it's a nonsensical narrative. You just keep it moving
I mean we got certain politicans who wanna ban hijabs and immigration from Muslim countries rn and giving America history of tolerance to non Christian religions uh...."Someone told me there was freedom of religion in America but then I learned about the Salem Witch Trials and found out religious freedom was a bunch of bullshyt."
Nuance is very important. It's like white people pointing to black statistics when talking about issues in the US, be it crime, education, or what not.Probably because this “nuance” you speak of is irrelevant to the people that got sold. When we landed we were black. Most of us are just born black.
So US foreign policy is Pan Africanism's fault? Is that why the Ukraine just received billions and Israel gets billions by the year?We aren't Europeans so the "Whatabout-ism' you're using doesn't work.
Black Americans control NO manufacturing or resources any African Nation needs, a completely different set of affairs than European Nations who forged alliances to share those resources.
Our taxes and limited resources go to help EVERYBODY else, but we get no compensation for it from those we help.
THAT'S why it is counterproductive. It may form alliances, but, in the meantime, we're footing the bill for an extended family that has no intention of paying us back because they can't.
The only people who say that are racist cacs & nikkas who dont understand concepts such as nationhood and warfare.
Europeans came to Africa and seen entire nations with their own cultures, ways of life, and spiritual practices... each kingdom had its own history and its own personal interests.... some of these kingdoms were rivals... some were allies.
It wasn't Africans "selling their own"
For example, I'm Haitian and I trace my bloodline back to the Dahomey kingdom via oral history.
The Dahomey had to fight a revolutionary war to gain independence from the Yoruba.
If a Dahomey man sold a Yoruba man to a Portuguese slave trader - he didn't sell "his own people"
He sold his enemy.
If a Dahomey man sold a prisoner to a European slave trader - he didn't "sell his own"
He sold a criminal who was banished from the kingdom.
Plus, even one of his examples can't be counted as whites working together. One of the primary purposes for NATO's formation was to deter the Soviet Union's potential influence and expansion into Western Europe.We aren't Europeans so the "Whatabout-ism' you're using doesn't work.
Black Americans control NO manufacturing or resources any African Nation needs, a completely different set of affairs than European Nations who forged alliances to share those resources.
Our taxes and limited resources go to help EVERYBODY else, but we get no compensation for it from those we help.
THAT'S why it is counterproductive. It may form alliances, but, in the meantime, we're footing the bill for an extended family that has no intention of paying us back because they can't.
FBA’s aren’t African, we only migrated to west Africa for a short time. Some were already in the Americas. We are the chosen people of the Bible (Serious). African sold us, because we’re not they’re people. (Serious)
Dahomey or Yoruba it doesn't matter. It was a african selling an African.
Plus, even one of his examples can't be counted as whites working together. One of the primary purposes for NATO's formation was to deter the Soviet Union's potential influence and expansion into Western Europe.
In my opinion the reparations can come in different forms, such as making it easier for ADOS and other descedent of african in places like carribean and south america to come back and settle. I know some countries such as Ghana and Sierra Leone have these innitiatives.
I'm actually in support of initiatives like this but the problem is that one also has to take into account how some of the natives would feel, especially when the nations that you are seeking reparations from did not exist and the very tribal groups that did exist (I've always views reparations as something sought from nations for the best effect) or did the deed may not exist or may have become so weak they barely warrant a village larger than a suburb. This is the issue some people have with the idea of reparations in that there seems to be a lack of understanding of these regions and so forth.In my opinion the reparations can come in different forms, such as making it easier for ADOS and other descedent of african in places like carribean and south america to come back and settle. I know some countries such as Ghana and Sierra Leone have these innitiatives.