amerikkka is doomed... karma has a date with her.
It's gonna be interesting for negroes that's for sure, don't see the black church helping to improve anything, black politicians and civil servants will continue to sell out, more and more frustration from the youth will keep the black on black crime rate high and prison system filled, institutional racism will continue to advance as the white population declines. It's going to take nothing short of a divine intervention to get the train back on track. Negroes don't have an exit strategy for themselves let alone for the community at hand, we're too divided economically and too integrated into white daddy's monopoly scheme.
It's gonna be an economic apartheid for the upcoming generations at the rate things are progressing. Negroes are going "all in" on some multiracial utopia tip betting the future of their grandchildren on people who built and operate a system that habitually destroys and marginalizes them.
Yt might be a lot of things but s-t-u-p-i-d about the potentiality of our cohesiveness (black wall st.) is not one.of them.
Depends on your definition of doomed. Relative to whom? Is a nikka from Baldwin Hills doomed compared to a nikka from Chiraq? Is a black business owner from Atlanta doomed compared to a white meth addict in Arizona?
I don't get the nihilism coming from some of y'all, it seems like a self fulfilling prophecy. You are what you say you are. Hell nawl I ain't doomed, not until they throw dirt on my bones. Until then Ima fight what the fukk happened to nikkas.
I believe everyone is talking about the masses of black people. Sure there will be some who are fine, but for the majority of us we're in a very vulnerable situation.
I gotta spot on the west side of Atlanta and the amount of poverty and homelessness is depressing. In the morning on my way to work I see tons of mostly black men wandering the streets unemployed and damn near homeless.
Black male unemployment is 50-60% in some neighborhoods. That's the future for the rest of us if things continue on its current path