every other group has had more direct access to resources to practice group economics, this cant be stressed enough. yvette just broke it down for you pretty well too.Exactly
And everybody practices group economics except us
The truth is their both right imo. We will need everything possible to fix our problems: Entrepreneurs, Goverment intervention, education, a code of conduct,and I truly believe having at least one country in Africa get on solid footing that we can network with. Also, a whole bunch of luck and time.I just watched, I get what she's saying, but I feel like we still need to try to do what we can despite that
every other group has had more direct access to resources to practice group economics, this cant be stressed enough. yvette just broke it down for you pretty well too.
The truth is their both right imo. We will need everything possible to fix our problems: Entrepreneurs, Goverment intervention, and I trully believe having at least one country in africa get on solid footing that we can network with. Also, a whole bunch of luck and time.
this is where i begin to lean more on watkins side. yvette basically said "" when it came to solutions. where as, boyce understands we need more law makers, judges, bankers, accountants, etc, before we can get to a realistic discussion on reparations.but what does she and others think the solution is? Because once again, it comes off like "oh well theres nothing we can do".
Absolutely. you can't ignore either side. Boyce is saying what needs to be done to make a change and Cornell is explaining the situation of where we all are in this country, no sugarcoating it.The truth is their both right imo. We will need everything possible to fix our problems: Entrepreneurs, Goverment intervention, education, a code of conduct,and I truly believe having at least one country in Africa get on solid footing that we can network with. Also, a whole bunch of luck and time.
thats what it comes down too when u break it all the way downI made threads on this and nikkas didn't understand.
I've said these black first guys are either ignorant of or avoiding the real solution bease as most people there scared..
I said you can't buy a man's foot out your ass. Well you can but he won't respect you and may decide to replace it at any time.
Until we hit the gym and get some getback we won't feel good about ourselves and cacs won't respect us. That's law of the jungle there.
How the fukk you gonna get your economics up in a economic system controlled by them lol?!
We need to identify our team. Then we need a home base. Then we form our Army. Then we procure our resources.
Anything else is playing inot the hands of white supremacy.
Yvette is right, we don't have any fukking wealth and the idea that all blacks start businesses and practice is impossible. race aside, just from a pure capitalistic prospective. In order for capitalism, esp american capitalism to work, alot of people have to lose, so a few can win
People can say whatever they want, oh u need more education, oh u need skills, oh u need a better resume, naw mothafukka, alot of people were just born unlucky and they're going to live a long life of poverty and misery because of it .
Black people don't want to admit it, but were ALWAYS gonna be under white supremacy foot, it don't matter what u own, or how much u make...you're a slave..period!
America isn't a country for us, its a prison, your freedom is an illusion . Boyce knows this, but he have to make money, and he needs black people too believe that every one of them can run an successful business. I wouldn't call him a con man, I think he is largely sincere, but he also is a businessman and there's no such thing as honest business
exactly, he doesn't factor human nature, i said it in a earlier post.....because even if u do have blacks that start a whole bunch of businesses....what makes him think theyre going to be on some black love, hire my people shyt....what if they say "fukk this black shyt" and become money, power hungry capitalist like white capitalist....its not like white business owners give a fukk about white people ....-Capitalism is not a fair game. Like you said, people HAVE TO LOSE in order for the few at the top to really win. Unless you want to redistribute the wealth which despite what they say, capitalists are not going for.
-I believe in lost generations. Many families in this country black and white have lost generations which causes generational poverty.
-Facts. The only "freedom" we have is to move about the country. That's it. Be a tourist in your own homeland. Anything else you try to do or gain can be taken from you at will by any white person or entity without consequence. We have the "freedom" to run businesses because other communities eat off our debts. 90% of black owned businesses are created to provide a lifestyle for the owner only. We aren't starting multinational corporations and taking over industries like that.
Nothing wrong with being a capitalist (I'm one) but Boyce is full of bullshyt. By definition a capitalist is ruthless, selfish, and does not generally care for the well being of others.
-Capitalism is not a fair game. Like you said, people HAVE TO LOSE in order for the few at the top to really win. Unless you want to redistribute the wealth which despite what they say, capitalists are not going for.
-I believe in lost generations. Many families in this country black and white have lost generations which causes generational poverty.
-Facts. The only "freedom" we have is to move about the country. That's it. Be a tourist in your own homeland. Anything else you try to do or gain can be taken from you at will by any white person or entity without consequence. We have the "freedom" to run businesses because other communities eat off our debts. 90% of black owned businesses are created to provide a lifestyle for the owner only. We aren't starting multinational corporations and taking over industries like that.
Nothing wrong with being a capitalist (I'm one) but Boyce is full of bullshyt. By definition a capitalist is ruthless, selfish, and does not generally care for the well being of others.
cap·i·tal·ism
ˈkapədlˌizəm/
noun
- an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.
I do agree with some of what she said, but I think Dr Anderson's Powernomics lays it out pretty well. A lot of ppl are unfamiliar with it though.
After hearing Yvette, I do get her point, but what does she and others think the solution is? Because once again, it comes off like "oh well theres nothing we can do". I do think right now we could do more than what we're doing. Not on the level of Asians but just improve on what we're doing. And yes I'm doing it before someone sarcastically asks me