African Peasant
Veteran
Is Supremacy = oppression ?
Is black supremacy achieveable ?
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Misreeya
Pro
You are becoming my favorite poster. Pause...
Yeah, I heard about South Africa having nuclear weapons towards the end. That is one of the reasons why they quickly got rid of them once apartheid ended. But man a apartheid South Africa with Nukes would have been DANGEROUS for Africa. Especially Southern Africa.
An ANC South Africa with nukes would have been able to insert their will in Africa while deferring Western influence.
Egypt and Algeria DO NOT identify as majority Black countries tho. So they don't count. I agree with Nigeria however. A nuclear armed Egypt would be bad news for the rest of Africa.
Never knew that.
No, a nuclear armed Egypt will be bad news for countries such as Israel or Iran, and to a small degree Turkey. Egypt does not really has any interest in Africa besides other Nile valley countries such as Sudan, which has a number of people of Egyptian descents, and Ethiopia due to the issues concerning the shares of the "nile river". If a war happens, concerning the nile river, we all know who the winners will be. Which will be unfortunate but i hope a discussion or agreement will be reached soon for all parties along the Nile river basin countries.
YES. SUPREMACY IS MAINTAINED THROUGH OPPRESSION.
Good post.
Everythingg
King-Over-Kingz
Of course black supremacy is achievable and no it doesnt have to come at the hand of "oppressing" others. Really if blacks had the cultures they once had, they'd have the sovereignty they once had. Which is another thing. You shouldnt be striving for equality in another man's system but total soveriengty in something of your own. Thats how rulers think. A ruler doesnt want to be under someone elses kingdom. They want their own.. One day, after a traumatic event, blacks will see how this is ultimately necessary when they're in a system that hasnt totally accepted them in its 250+ year existence...
Dont strive for equality but sovereignty brehs
Dont strive for equality but sovereignty brehs
I think we should focus on getting equality and controlling our own resources instead of supremacy. Supremacy and racism is a disease for the heart. What I love about us is that we are usually the most kind, respectful, righteous, honorable, and forgiving out of all the races. The best example of the strength of Africans, imo, are the diaspora especially the African Americans who went through hell and still built America and heavily influenced the modern era. Imagine what we could do without all the restraints!
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
Not sure what event could be more traumatic than the Maafa and suffering state terrorism for 300 years
Everythingg
King-Over-Kingz
Not sure what event could be more traumatic than the Maafa and suffering state terrorism for 300 years
The difference is nowadays black people are getting closer and closer to actually wanting that sovereignty I spoke of. Right now, developmentally speaking, black people are in that rebellious teenager phase where they're still under the roofs of authority, but are still demanding things be done the way they see fit. Thats why they always throw tantrums (protests) when things dont go their way (and rightfully so, but theres better ways to attack then protesting). Just like a teenager. When things dont go their way, they throw tantrums. Slam doors. Give the cold shoulder. etc.. But when they're of age what do they do? They boss up and get their own place where they can live under their own authority. This is the next phase for black people. Adulthood where they go live under their own authority/protection with their own standards of excellence.
In the past we werent ready for this next step. But as time goes on, we're getting closer and closer. Dont know what Maafa is about but its obviously a different time today then it was in the past.
MrPentatonic
Superstar
equality has never existed on this earth, black people that openly strive for that in white society sound very lost to me.
Exactly,
I was a Black extremist and supremacist.... But then that STILL involves the OPPRESSION of some black (and whites, but whatever).
But at the highlights of black excellence in the world .... There was justice and building, maybe some Monarchy- but no supremacy
I was negged because I'm lost and naive? You guys do know that supremacy is always accompanied by atrocities?
- White supremacy- Slavery and Colonialism
- Nàzîsm- Genocide
- Japanese Imperialism-Atrocities on all those they conquered
- Black Supremacy- (an example would be the Rwandan gènôcide. Hutus considered the Tutsis as non-black and outsiders).
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
And the world is run on atrocties.
America doesn't become the "greatest nation" being nice.
Black Supremacy, huh?
The Hutus and Tutsis were ethnic groups that were pitted against each through the subjagation of Belgian CACS.
