The Tariq Nasheed Thread
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Great points.
Actually for Ferguson you saw record black turnout after the murder of Mike Brown. So much that there was an actual shift and white politicians were voted out and were replaced with black activist and politicians.
So yes black folks not voting had an affect on the city just like black folks voting had the opposite affect on the city.
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Big Boda
My Family Are Not Immigrants.
HA!
I knew it...Yvette's followers (old church ladies and LGBT ados members) were getting on her head about her constant whining about Tariq on her twitter timeline day in and day out. She told them to mute her and she'll be back on politics today...Sike she not letting her fixation go. she gonna make tariq twitter posts till the cows come home.it looks like a temper tantrum to be real. after the L's and the her failed "Milk Slide" roast session she struggling.
Tariq is the Malcolm of our generation. Breh is leading the future to think for itself and shed the shackles of liberal intersectional society.
Yes sir he is. I remember that great speech tariq had. Help me pay my taxes or the bullet.
Or when he said no woman is less protected than a white woman...
I remember when he was looking out his expensive mansion window with a mack lessons book in his hand. Cause Yvette and Tone were trying to assassinate him...
The brotha a real american hero......
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get these nets
Veteran
Thanks, wasn't sure exactly what the long term effect of the protests were. I remember we posted a thead about Brown's mother running for a seat and getting a good amount of votes (before losing)
We use the term "keep the same energy" here a lot in a different context, but if people could literally keep the same enrgy used in protests and marches to become politically engaged, things would begin to change.
Problem is, some of us tend to respond emotionally. Once the emotion dies down, they go back to business as usual. Outsiders know that, so they just try to ride out the emotional reactions/outbursts until it disipates.
Hustlers within the community attach exploit these emotions for their own benefit, and people are too busy being manipulated to see it.
"hey, family I'm fighting white supremacy, you can also fight WS by subscribing to my channel"
Rakim Allah
Superstar
Strappy is obviously a horrible multitasker and it's hilariously evident that you can easily get her off her square.HA!
it looks like a temper tantrum to be real. after the L's and the her failed "Milk Slide" roast session she struggling.
Big Boda
My Family Are Not Immigrants.
Strappy is obviously a horrible multitasker and it's hilariously evident that you can easily get her off her square.
the way she going she gonna have a timeline with more posts about tariq than thecoli.com bruh thats ALOT
Rakim Allah
Superstar
Strappy is obviously a horrible multitasker and it's hilariously evident that you can easily get her off her square.
We? No, you Strappy
get these nets
Veteran
The regression is painful to watch. Some of the oldheads use to school us about life and they wanted us to avoid the mistakes that they made. Wanted us to do better and go further than them.This is why it's almost scary watching this regression of political thought and involvement thanks to social media. Real engagement and ideas have been replaced with lazy buzzwords, hashtag netbanging and attention-seeking provocateur. To all the older heads out here, imagine it's back in the day and your favorite political figure spends more time mulling the US Weekly gossip column to beef with celebrities than practicing any form of activism. But I'm supposed to look down on brother Roland Martin and this is who I should accept as the "new black media."
Thank God I had the privilege to grow up during a time of pre-Google search data, research, books, scholars and professors. This generation is all the way lost.
Black (owned) media, through all the fun,games, and entertainment, had slots and pages dedicated to INFORM & EDUCATE the community.
This modern 24/7 clown show might be acceptable to people who grew up in it, but people from earlier era can see where it's going to lead.
Sister Souljah was giving a lecture one time in NYC. Some dudes in the back were heckling her and joking and she got distraught and stepped back. Chuck D grabbed the mic and said this to the hecklers.
"You can play fun and games until you turn 18. Once you're over 18....the system is going to play fun and games on you"
get these nets
Veteran
talk about the old brothers who had it
be the same old brothers who ratted
Sadly this is very accurate
Tariq ego is why he can never be a leader, it blinds him
Still better than Tone and Yvette
GoAggieGo.
getting blitzed.
I don’t know if I’d say one is better than the other, but I will say that within our community, our egos tend to get the best of us. That, and the power that is received when you’ve got a gang of people clinging to your word. As black Americans, all of us are needed. The situation were in requires all hands on deck, but it’s going to require us to put our egos to the side, not letting the power go to ones head, and each and everyone of us humbling ourselves understanding that we’re not going to be right in all of our decisions, and that someone else might have the better idea/plan. What’s going on now is ridiculous, but I’m still holding out hope that this can all be put behind everyone, and if you can’t get along with someone, then respectfully moving on, and fighting without causing harm to the next black american.
HandyWithTheSteel
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Tariq’s fatherless stans will support him no matter how many times you expose him as a fraud.
