I definitely agree with most of what you said but say people are going their to strictly have sex with minors is not true. (That's what I though you meant)
Child abuse is still a huge issue in ghana but my point is its linked to a bigger issue
"If the United States is such a bad country for blacks, Why not leave?" Argument
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Child abuse is still a huge issue in ghana but my point is its linked to a bigger issue
My point was that ghana is not a peachy nation yet due to things like child abuse, which as you stated is linked to a bigger issue, and that issue, as i stated is poverty but i wish anyone the best brave enough to take that leap.
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Queen
CEO of #GPB
Hope you got some rocket launchers and air to surface missiles on deck
The pride of thine heart hath deceived thee. We don't need any of that.
AJaRuleStan
All Star
I am really not seeing what makes america, today, so uninhabitable for blacks, but if one wants to leave the country than fine, it's their business.
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
I'm not even black but this argument is pathetic.
1) The Patrice O'Neal retort
, "You think people in Africa think we're one of them?" "People in Africa aren't picking up the newest Jay-Z record going, 'Look what we did!'". Of course this is just in response to the 'Go back to Africa' super-bigoted argument (read up on the history of Liberia for how this works out).
2) As stated in the OP, black people worked for nothing to get this country where it is. America is like Egypt, they have the pyramids - they're remembered. But it's a staple moreso to the slavish environment. America went to the moon first off the backs of the slaves. There is no America without black people, so telling them to leave is unethical.
I was going to be a little offended at this, but then
Ah, I'mma give you a pass on that one, but as for rightful owners of America, "no doubt"
This is a painting of Mato-Tope, a chief of the Mandan tribe on the Missouri river. Chief Mato Tope attained eternal fame among his people for performing the Okipa ceremony, twice.
Wiki: "The Okipa ceremony was a major part of Mandan religious life. This complex ceremony about the creation of the earth was first recorded by George Catlin. The ceremony opened with a Bison Dance, followed by a variety of torturous ordeals through which warriors proved their physical courage and gained the approval of the spirits. The Okipa began with the young men not eating, drinking, or sleeping for four days. Then they were led to a hut, where they had to sit with smiling faces while the skin of their chest and shoulders was slit and wooden skewers were thrust behind the muscles. Using the skewers to support the weight of their bodies, the warriors would be suspended from the roof of the lodge and would hang there until they fainted. To add agony, heavy weights were added to the initiates' legs. After fainting, the warriors would be pulled down and the men (women were not allowed to attend this ceremony) would watch them until they awoke, proving the spirits' approval. Upon awakening, the warriors would offer the left little finger to the Great Spirit, whereupon a masked tribesman would sever it with a hatchet blow. Finally, participants would endure a grueling race around the village called "the last race" with weights and skewers still in place, to determine who among them was the strongest[citation needed].
Those finishing the ceremony were seen as being honored by the spirits; those completing the ceremony twice would gain everlasting fame among the tribe."
1) The Patrice O'Neal retort
, "You think people in Africa think we're one of them?" "People in Africa aren't picking up the newest Jay-Z record going, 'Look what we did!'". Of course this is just in response to the 'Go back to Africa' super-bigoted argument (read up on the history of Liberia for how this works out).2) As stated in the OP, black people worked for nothing to get this country where it is. America is like Egypt, they have the pyramids - they're remembered. But it's a staple moreso to the slavish environment. America went to the moon first off the backs of the slaves. There is no America without black people, so telling them to leave is unethical.
I was going to be a little offended at this, but then
Ah, I'mma give you a pass on that one, but as for rightful owners of America, "no doubt"
This is a painting of Mato-Tope, a chief of the Mandan tribe on the Missouri river. Chief Mato Tope attained eternal fame among his people for performing the Okipa ceremony, twice.
Wiki: "The Okipa ceremony was a major part of Mandan religious life. This complex ceremony about the creation of the earth was first recorded by George Catlin. The ceremony opened with a Bison Dance, followed by a variety of torturous ordeals through which warriors proved their physical courage and gained the approval of the spirits. The Okipa began with the young men not eating, drinking, or sleeping for four days. Then they were led to a hut, where they had to sit with smiling faces while the skin of their chest and shoulders was slit and wooden skewers were thrust behind the muscles. Using the skewers to support the weight of their bodies, the warriors would be suspended from the roof of the lodge and would hang there until they fainted. To add agony, heavy weights were added to the initiates' legs. After fainting, the warriors would be pulled down and the men (women were not allowed to attend this ceremony) would watch them until they awoke, proving the spirits' approval. Upon awakening, the warriors would offer the left little finger to the Great Spirit, whereupon a masked tribesman would sever it with a hatchet blow. Finally, participants would endure a grueling race around the village called "the last race" with weights and skewers still in place, to determine who among them was the strongest[citation needed].
Those finishing the ceremony were seen as being honored by the spirits; those completing the ceremony twice would gain everlasting fame among the tribe."
Kripplestyle
Beaker
I'm not even black but this argument is pathetic.
1) The Patrice O'Neal retort
2) As stated in the OP, black people worked for nothing to get this country where it is. America is like Egypt, they have the pyramids - they're remembered. But it's a staple moreso to the slavish environment. America went to the moon first off the backs of the slaves. There is no America without black people, so telling them to leave is unethical.
I was going to be a little offended at this, but then
Ah, I'mma give you a pass on that one, but as for rightful owners of America, "no doubt"
This is a painting of Mato-Tope, a chief of the Mandan tribe on the Missouri river. Chief Mato Tope attained eternal fame among his people for performing the Okipa ceremony, twice.
Wiki: "The Okipa ceremony was a major part of Mandan religious life. This complex ceremony about the creation of the earth was first recorded by George Catlin. The ceremony opened with a Bison Dance, followed by a variety of torturous ordeals through which warriors proved their physical courage and gained the approval of the spirits. The Okipa began with the young men not eating, drinking, or sleeping for four days. Then they were led to a hut, where they had to sit with smiling faces while the skin of their chest and shoulders was slit and wooden skewers were thrust behind the muscles. Using the skewers to support the weight of their bodies, the warriors would be suspended from the roof of the lodge and would hang there until they fainted. To add agony, heavy weights were added to the initiates' legs. After fainting, the warriors would be pulled down and the men (women were not allowed to attend this ceremony) would watch them until they awoke, proving the spirits' approval. Upon awakening, the warriors would offer the left little finger to the Great Spirit, whereupon a masked tribesman would sever it with a hatchet blow. Finally, participants would endure a grueling race around the village called "the last race" with weights and skewers still in place, to determine who among them was the strongest[citation needed].
Those finishing the ceremony were seen as being honored by the spirits; those completing the ceremony twice would gain everlasting fame among the tribe."
Let us be clear....
Black people of America built the society. It was clear in what I previously said.
Successful African Americans for the most part aren't going to want to leave because they're living too comfortable of a lifestyle in America.
Look at atlanta's black middle class for example. All those doctors,lawyers, engineers etc with those big ass houses and nice cars. They are not going anywhere
Look at atlanta's black middle class for example. All those doctors,lawyers, engineers etc with those big ass houses and nice cars. They are not going anywhere
Westcoastnative
All Star
Our footprint and contributions in this country has been deeply embedded for blacks to leave and set up shop somewhere else. We contributed more to this country more than any other group in my opinion.
Besides, where else can we go? And don't say Africa because most of them don't even like Black Americans.
Besides, where else can we go? And don't say Africa because most of them don't even like Black Americans.
What do you mean by this? Is this a diss to the Native Indians?
Capitalism has no moral basis which is why slavery happened.
Under capitalism there will always be some black people in ghetto's and cacs in trailer park poverty.
I'm not leaving shyt. Too many black bodies died on behalf this country, too many black bodies were forced to perform labour to build this country's economy. Leaving is the most passive thing you can do. I'm not tolerating inequality by any means.
Break the native americans off with a check too
Break the native americans off with a check too