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Saw this today.









This girl is ADOS excellence!


Dynast Amir had this one video where it showed the demonic bartering system of certain west african tribes and europeans. Anago Osho the tour guide showed dynast evidence of the items africans were sold for and the amount of people needed to make the transactions go through

Anago said the africans didn't even set the terms of the trade themselves, the europeans did!

10 africans for one bottle of liquor

40 africans for one canon gun

40 africans for one umbrella

10 africans for one gun



...:wow:


I wanna look at this from a different perspective and I'm genuinely interested in hearing y'alls opinion. Not to debate, just clarity on a diff viewpoint Native Americans:

For comparison, Native Americans sold Manhattan island for roughly $1100 in today's dollars. That sale was profoundly influential in the increase of the slave trade. No Manhattan, no Wall Street-- No Wall Street, No slave auctions-- No slave auctions, No NYC/Global city that we know today. On the same coin, Natives accepted blankets covered in smallpox, etc. What they saw as a 'good deal' led to their own demise. I'm sure there's similar cases in India and elsewhere and the perpetrator remains the same.

We're all victims in one form or another, and our victimhood often has overlap upon further inspection. Why do we place resentment on each other when the perpetrators got over on the entire global south?
 

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Besides the whole relatedness to White Americans(disagree on that part) there's nothing wrong with what he said. @IllmaticDelta been preaching similar stuff here for years.
The "1 Drop Rule" explained and how it's to AfroAmerican identity

Tone Talks is talking about ethnicity. Those Pan-Africanist in that twitter thread are just taking things outta context.
He's talking in %s of countries that emerged 60 years ago, it would make more sense if he spoke about tribes.

Why has the term Pan-African become a archetype/straw man?
 

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He's talking in %s of countries that emerged 60 years ago, it would make more sense if he spoke about tribes.
According to ancestry.com those locations are basically like tribes since they don't have samples for specific tribes. I kinda get what Tone was saying.

Why has the term Pan-African become a archetype/straw man?
What do you mean?
 

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Tone Talks is talking about ethnicity. Those Pan-Africanist in that twitter thread are just taking things outta context.

Most anti-ados ppl do this and very embarrassing on their part. By their own admission, most of them don't follow Tone and Yvette closely but they will take clips out of context like its some aha moment. Yvette has very high engagement on her videos, most of her followers actually watch her stuff, so none of these tricks will work. They only work on causals or people just finding out about Tone and Yvette.
 

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Most anti-ados ppl do this and very embarrassing on their part. By their own admission, most of them don't follow Tone and Yvette closely but will take clips out of context like its some aha moment. Yvette has very high engagement on her videos, most of her followers actually watch her stuff, so none of these tricks will work. They only work on causals or people just finding out about Tone and Yvette.
It can still be dangerous tho.
 

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Most anti-ados ppl do this and very embarrassing on their part. By their own admission, most of them don't follow Tone and Yvette closely but they will take clips out of context like its some aha moment. Yvette has very high engagement on her videos, most of her followers actually watch her stuff, so none of these tricks will work. They only work on causals or people just finding out about Tone and Yvette.
See my previous post.
 

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I dont care if they are Pan-Africanist or not fact is they posted Tone out of context.

And Pan-Africanists have BEEN taking Yvette and Tone Talks words out of context since this movement has been taking off. They can't grasp that reparations for ADOS and Pan-Africanism aren't mutually exclusive.
 

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Just saw my posts were deleted by the mods of this section. Apologies, as I didn’t mean to derail.

Anyways, I bet Booker is frustrated lol. He, Kamala, and the rest of the Dems weren’t expected the topic to come up. It’s fukking everything up for them, and now they’re realizing they might have to put in some work within our community instead of automatically getting that vote

I don't really get the feel that he wants to be president. Really thinking his trying to either get a position in someone's admin or vp spot at best. Because even he has to know... his a non-starter.


But Kamala I could understand being frustrated. All that big money and media support she got...

just for black folk to btfo her campaign :skip:



and we're the people who are "suppose" to be her "base" that did that. :laff:
 

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You don't see anything wrong with what he's said?

Didn't want to make a thread.

We may all be considered black, but that doesn’t mean we’ll mesh well culturally. I’ve heard all types of black people say they have a preference for their own nationality or ethnic group.

I think there are instances when a Black American can have more in common with white Americans than with some Africans. Really depends on how long they’ve been here or how much they cling to their culture.
 
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