Tariq Nasheed Thread @Kritic's WHITE SUPREMACIST GF exposed & CALLED BACK on 5/4! Tariq flipped her!

[jilla82]

anyone that profits off of racial talk shouldnt be taken seriously...regardless which side they are on.
Their job becomes trolling to get people riled up on both sides. Its a business first, education last.

As long as youre dependent on the system, you'll be a victim of it.
People love hearing all the typical catch phrases black folks eat up "white supremacist, c00n," etc...but I see very little action.
The game is different now...you have free will to design your life...its your choice to be dependent on these people you despise.

 

[kp404]

anyone that profits off of racial talk shouldnt be taken seriously...regardless which side they are on.
Their job becomes trolling to get people riled up on both sides. Its a business first, education last.

As long as youre dependent on the system, you'll be a victim of it.
People love hearing all the typical catch phrases black folks eat up "white supremacist, c00n," etc...but I see very little action.
The game is different now...you have free will to design your life...its your choice to be dependent on these people you despise.

Free will huh? What if you are born in poverty, raised in poverty, and have to work to keep your family warm in the winter or feed them? Free will when money is used for air, heat, shelter, water, and food, the things needed to simply survive? Free will huh?

 

[jilla82]

Free will huh? What if you are born in poverty, raised in poverty, and have to work to keep your family warm in the winter or feed them? Free will when money is used for air, heat, shelter, water, and food, the things needed to simply survive? Free will huh?

thats not a race issue...thats a poverty issue. Every black person isnt raised poor.
but...everyone can bring themselves up. And why should black people depend on the system? Why cant we do it ourselves? Its called hustle.

We have to create our own lane...after all these years, why are black folks shocked at all of this? Whose the fool when you constantly keep asking people to treat you fairly, who have never done it.

My father grew up really poor in the 60s (mom died, dad alcoholic), had not a pot to piss in...but he knew he didnt want to stay poor. So he worked himself up and hustled until he owned businesses. And there are plenty of examples like that I was raised around.

 

[kp404]

thats not a race issue...thats a poverty issue. Every black person isnt raised poor.
but...everyone can bring themselves up. And why should black people depend on the system? Why cant we do it ourselves? Its called hustle.

We have to create our own lane...after all these years, why are black folks shocked at all of this? Whose the fool when you constantly keep asking people to treat you fairly, who have never done it.

My father grew up really poor in the 60s (mom died, dad alcoholic), had not a pot to piss in...but he knew he didnt want to stay poor. So he worked himself up and hustled until he owned businesses. And there are plenty of examples like that I was raised around.

My argument is that the majority black population don't have those same opportunities; only a few are the exception, but the majority are trapped in the working and poor classes with no chance to get out; if they did, then capitalism and racism would be disrupted this country and globe would go crazy

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

anyone that profits off of racial talk shouldnt be taken seriously...regardless which side they are on.
Their job becomes trolling to get people riled up on both sides. Its a business first, education last.

As long as youre dependent on the system, you'll be a victim of it.
People love hearing all the typical catch phrases black folks eat up "white supremacist, c00n," etc...but I see very little action.
The game is different now...you have free will to design your life...its your choice to be dependent on these people you despise.

Tariq has done more for black awareness and consciousness than YOU have though.

I bet money on that.

He's empowered a lot of people to call people on their BS and hold them accountable for the lies they tell.

 

[jilla82]

My argument is that the majority black population don't have those same opportunities; only a few are the exception, but the majority are trapped in the working and poor classes with no chance to get out; if they did, then capitalism and racism would be disrupted this country and globe would go crazy

I think thats the old way of thinking. Ideas and mindset are free, and can spread fast via the internet. We can learn to do anything now, for damn near free.

I feel this way because a few years ago I started to get fed up w/ working for people, and having to deal with the bullshyt. I just quit one day and said im going to figure out my own way. That next year I read as much as I could and tried different things...shyt eventually worked out for me.
We can do that. Im not saying everyone is in the same position as me...but financial education needs to be taught. The poor in this country arent that poor compared to the rest of the world. I see a lot of nice cars when I drive through the hood, and these cats dress better than me.
If the mindset of the black community was self reliance and by any means things would change...we need to stop begging these people to respect us. As long as youre depended on someone else you will never have the respect of everyone else.

 

[jilla82]

Tariq has done more for black awareness and consciousness than YOU have though.

I bet money on that.

He's empowered a lot of people to call people on their BS and hold them accountable for the lies they tell.

What has changed? its the same talk ive heard my whole life. People arent doing anything but posting shyt on FB.
I actually grew up around this black book store crowd...spent many hours around these books...I probably know more about that you all.

Like I always say, talk is talk.
If someone owns you, they own you no matter what you have to say about it.

People want to act like this is the 60s...that generation got us our basic rights...this is the time for the financial come up...on our own!

 

[Pifferry]

He broke her down psychologically all the way to her relationship with her parents you can tell she's not a bad person but the cognitive dissonance was to strong.

 

[kp404]

I think thats the old way of thinking. Ideas and mindset are free, and can spread fast via the internet. We can learn to do anything now, for damn near free.

I feel this way because a few years ago I started to get fed up w/ working for people, and having to deal with the bullshyt. I just quit one day and said im going to figure out my own way. That next year I read as much as I could and tried different things...shyt eventually worked out for me.
We can do that. Im not saying everyone is in the same position as me...but financial education needs to be taught. The poor in this country arent that poor compared to the rest of the world. I see a lot of nice cars when I drive through the hood, and these cats dress better than me.
If the mindset of the black community was self reliance and by any means things would change...we need to stop begging these people to respect us. As long as youre depended on someone else you will never have the respect of everyone else.

Where have you seen anyone begging for respect? I never put that shyt in my posts lol...

I don't know what "hood" you been in, but I don't see nice cars in the poor black areas; I see no cars or ones that don't work;

As for poor in this country, oppressed is oppressed and exploited is exploited and the numbers show that. THe black masses DO NOT have the opportunity to escape racial hegemony. They don't. Numbers show that.

 

[jilla82]

Where have you seen anyone begging for respect? I never put that shyt in my posts lol...

I don't know what "hood" you been in, but I don't see nice cars in the poor black areas; I see no cars or ones that don't work;

As for poor in this country, oppressed is oppressed and exploited is exploited and the numbers show that. THe black masses DO NOT have the opportunity to escape racial hegemony. They don't. Numbers show that.

yes we do!
Its all about the mindset.

You can bootstrap plenty of businesses...I could probably list plenty of examples. If youre not thinking about how to better yourself all the time, then you wont see the people doing it either.

This cat made his business w/o any money...and im pretty sure he's a millionaire now

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and there are plenty of examples like him. But why dont we talk about him on here? We barely talk about any black people in business except for the really well known folks (like at McDonalds and Xeorox)...but there are a lot of us coming up in the shadows that we dont praise.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

What has changed? its the same talk ive heard my whole life. People arent doing anything but posting shyt on FB.
I actually grew up around this black book store crowd...spent many hours around these books...I probably know more about that you all.

Like I always say, talk is talk.
If someone owns you, they own you no matter what you have to say about it.

People want to act like this is the 60s...that generation got us our basic rights...this is the time for the financial come up...on our own!

He's made movies on the topic, does lectures on the topic, and has both free podcasts and ustream shows spreading the word...

...and what you do is...what?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Sounds like @jilla82 bought his AMTRAK ticket...

 

[kp404]

yes we do!
Its all about the mindset.

You can bootstrap plenty of businesses...I could probably list plenty of examples. If youre not thinking about how to better yourself all the time, then you wont see the people doing it either.

This cat made his business w/o any money...and im pretty sure he's a millionaire now

Piano Lessons - Play Piano By Ear

HearAndPlay.com: Turning $70 Into A Multimillion Dollar Instruction Web Site – with Jermaine Griggs | Business Tips

and there are plenty of examples like him. But why dont we talk about him on here? We barely talk about any black people in business except for the really well known folks (like at McDonalds and Xeorox)...but there are a lot of us coming up in the shadows that we dont praise.

That's neo-conservative bullshyt; if you think the 99 percent black masses have a real chance to social mobility in this racial system, you are being foolish or trolling..

Stop giving me one person examples. I'm about the masses

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

He broke her down psychologically all the way to her relationship with her parents you can tell she's not a bad person but the cognitive dissonance was to strong.

Ya'll don't understand how powerful that shyt was.

HAD HER LIVING HER CHILDHOOD AGAIN.

And it was SO direct too. She couldn't even dance anymore.

She dropped ALL pretenses.

Tariq was on ZEUS mode at that point.

 

[jilla82]

He's made movies on the topic, does lectures on the topic, and has both free podcasts and ustream shows spreading the word...

...and what you do is...what?

fam my point is what is the answer he gives?
How to improve all of this? Its easy for a black person to gain fans by saying "we were kings and white people aint shyt". Thats nothing new.

They dont give you an answer because there is no simple answer.
The answer is that black people on an individual level have to improve themselves.