You didn't answer the question.
First off, I was primarily talking about Black folk in America, regardless of origin. There are obvious ways that all black folk in America are connected, unless you believe that anti-Black racism doesn't exist or will just go away if you ignore it or some shyt.
But more important is the question, who is ever helped by the divisiveness? Sure, many Africans don't see themselves as united with other Africans. Who has that benefited? Many Kenyans don't see themselves as united with other Kenyans. All that matters is whether you're Kikuyu or Luo. Who has that benefited?
If you're already a smaller group with limited power, and the oppressor is more powerful and more united, then who benefits from division among the oppressed?
That's why I think purposely causing division is bullshyt. Yeah, if they're idiots like the fool in the OP, call them out because THEY have chosen sides. But purposely pushing away others just cause their parents are born on the same country as him? That's the kind of bullshyt our common enemies love to see.
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