the 300 is putting in lots of work.
Look at what is happening to Joy Reid and the Kamala Harris media scramble.
Mainstream media only serves to prove the movement correct at this point. We're not looking for the mainstream media's approval. They are a non-factor.
everything is niche until it is proliferated into the mainstream. Only when many people get on code is when something evolves into a common ideologyYou’re giving the general public too much credit.
All of the stuff we talk about is still a very niche thing being talked about amongst a minority of a minority.
This is still in a state where it can be hijacked like how the BLM and Fergerson protest were.
Right now people are using similar language/words but there is no offocial organizations yet. This leaves it open where anyone can start a splinter org using thensame words as another group but with totally different intentions.
I said in the past there needs to be offcial organizations and platforms so avoid confusion. Not having these things leaves it open for people to do the misdirection thing.
everything is niche until is proliferated into the mainstream. Only when many people get on code is when something evolves into a common ideology
Thats already happening. I like listening to tariq, pbt, tba, tone, and Yvette. I even put something on the melanoid ministries last night.And we are in the age of social media. Without standardization you leave the door open for agents to run amok.
Thats already happening. I like listening to tariq, pbt, tba, tone, and Yvette. I even put something on the melanoid ministries last night.
but I don't put much stock in these people I only take the information and do with it as I will. The code is the standard
I can understand your point. But I don't think it's that big of an issue. Looking at what people are doing on various online social media platforms, these black people are smart enough to think for themselves. This isn't the trolling black planet/boxden era of social media activism.Of course. I see people forming tribes around youtube personalities and thats how movements get messed up. We gotta be honest, many people simply like to feel good listening to the messages and think thats all it takes.
You’re giving the general public too much credit.
All of the stuff we talk about is still a very niche thing being talked about amongst a minority of a minority.
This is still in a state where it can be hijacked like how the BLM and Fergerson protest were.
Right now people are using similar language/words but there is no offocial organizations yet. This leaves it open where anyone can start a splinter org using thensame words as another group but with totally different intentions.
I said in the past there needs to be offcial organizations and platforms so avoid confusion. Not having these things leaves it open for people to do the misdirection thing.
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I can understand your point. But I don't think it's that big of an issue. Looking at what people are doing on various online social media platforms, these black people are smart enough to think for themselves. This isn't the trolling black planet/boxden era of social media activism.
We can think for ourselves. In fact we're giving these so-called "leaders" a style for them to run with. how many times do we have to say the Tariq is getting his information from here?
Your right we need chapters.
If people are serious you gotta look at things at the Macro level too and not just the Micro level (and vice a versa) because people tend oversimplify things assuming others are on the same page and then when the topic comes up the differences become exposed, and next you know people are forming a splinter movement of something that was already a splinter movement and confusion continues.
What I think would be a better proposition, is to fully structure what the code is and means. The code could function like and probably should be a super PAC. Or like a corporation. The code needs to be a entity not the people.If people are serious you gotta look at things at the Macro level too and not just the Micro level (and vice a versa) because people tend oversimplify things assuming others are on the same page and then when the topic comes up the differences become exposed, and next you know people are forming a splinter movement of something that was already a splinter movement and confusion continues.
What is he bringing to the table in the past couple of months. I think people in general just fell backSo has Tariq and everyone else bushed Boyce?
I know with the Black Panthers, you had to get like 6 weeks worth of political education to join.