Black Boy King
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jono;6115133 said:I'm not rejecting anything. Thousands of black scholars have spent years of their lives trying to find ties to Africa lol.
You keep saying your a Moor but there's no proof. Those documents do not prove you are a moor or have ever been a moor.
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Doesn't prove you or anyone else are moors. It only says moors are not negroes to them but free people. And LOL at thinking an old S. Carolina legal book holds any weight. Even if it were law it has no jurisdiction in Georgia, Alabama etc
Moors were present when the Constitution was written, this is why it was important for them to notify the Sultan of Morocco of the government change and ensure that it went along with the Constitution (the Supreme Law)
moors being "present" (rather true or untrue ) does not mean you or any one else is one...and LOL at the King of Morocco having he ability to do anything in the Americas. When has a king ever let his subjects be ruled by someone else, oh yeah he didnt right? Lol like White folks could be trusted to let any random black person call himself a "Moor" and free himself from bondage. That's ludicrous, it's not even remotely logical.
The Moorish Divine and National Movement is for all Black
And herein is the issue. There's no proof that every black person is a moor or of moorish descent. Remember "moor" is a general term...
Moorish is a nationality. You can tie yourself to it by looking at your family's history. If you know your ancestors are from America (North, Central or South) or Africa, then you are considered a Moor.
So it's both a nationality and a general term? So what's the purpose of the nationality if every one is one regardless? Again makes no sense.
Moor as a general term for blacks, all blacks in fact is just a title placed on you by some ol dead white folks just like Negro...all blacks were called negroes too at one point and that point is far more recent than any of these documents brought forth today. So even if you want to use legal terms the word "Moor" does not even apply today. Laws are written in the political language of the day. Laws for or against blacks have several synonyms. "African-American", "Black", "Negro" etc. "Moor" was most likely the term of the day.
The Treaty is to allow the US to operate on their land for fifty years.
No it doesn't. Lol it's a treaty, not one time did they ask for permission to do anything. Moors did not "own" Americas if so, once again, when has a King ever allowed his subjects to be ruled by another?
Fam.... First off... Not all Moors are Negros............ This is beyond obvious.......... ALL NEGROS ARE MOORS.......... This is in the dictionary.............. look up the word "blackamoor"....
it means........ "a Negro"........................ coming from the phrase......... "black Moor"..................
you say you aren't rejecting the information................. but you are rejecting it........... clearly.......what is wrong with you....?
.....South Carolina state legislature may not mean anything to you....... but it was the law of the land (and i have no real reason to believe it isn't now besides how people "feeeeel" things are changing) in SC..............
you say "Moors being present during the making of the Constitution doesn't make you one"....... Duh........ It means that Moors have direct ties to this land........... and have authority in this land along side the European sovereigns.................
Moor is not synonymous to "Black"..... that doesn't make sense.................. what would be the use for the English word "blackamoor"? it means "blackablack" ? "a black Black"..........?
You may choose to dismiss the information........... but if you choose to refute it, please use valid arguments........... slandering a valid source is a bad way to start..............
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