fiat_money
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I, personally, don't give a shit, because I am a "selfish" individual; who doesn't care about the success or "respect" of others to begin with.
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kingblaze84
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And Step;3513777 said:Yes. Black people will rise.
The only thing fully preventing it is unity. If Black people would unify then it would be a wrap.
I agree, it's only a matter of time. Can't say when it will happen but we did it before, don't see why we can't do it again. Best thing for Blacks to do in a meanwhile is hustle hard and build up ourselves financially and mentally, than the rest will come. Discipline is our biggest problem, along with a long history of being put down for so long that many of us don't think we can make it in this world.
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stillmatic_01
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of course!
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Bully_Pulpit
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I hope mankind as whole rises, why just keep it exclusive to black ppl
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Paul Hate.
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No,too much division between light vs dark and all the different nationalities..Dominicans vs Haitians African americans vs African Nationals,etc..Lightskinned people will be aight as usual.
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kingblaze84
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judah7;3516494 said:Yes, when they WAKE UP and unite... They also have to throw away all these white man religious books including the Bible. All religions were created by men and higher demonic beings to control, cause war, division, strife, wrath, confusion, and deception to men. THe New Testament of the Bible is a white man book. Any god that desires people to fear him, animal sacrifice for forgiveness, worship, and etc is a false god. As I continue my studies I see that we as a people have been severly indoctrinated by the powers that be from the real truth.
The powers that be suppress the truth and give you Bibles and Christian churches all day long but most refuse to "think" because they have been programmed not to question and to jus conform to this world. This world is jus like a Matrix wen u WAKE UP.
Powerful post but is this the same Judah7 from just 2 days ago????
Who hacked into Judah7's account??!! Janklow, Fazeem, get on the ball, stop the hacking!
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Paul Hate.
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En-Fuego22;3525189 said:You all didn't answer the second part of the question but I will. It won't happen in my lifetime and I hate have to live in today's world where Blacks does not unite for a common goal. Also I would not get to enjoy a life without oppression.
What fucking opression?do you live in cuba,communist china,saudi arabia,N.Korea?Are you a victim of ethinic cleansing,politic persecution....???
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Paul Hate.;3525258 said:What fucking opression?do you live in cuba,communist china,saudi arabia,N.Korea?Are you a victim of ethinic cleansing,politic persecution....???
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fiat_money
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Damn, I didn't know ether-i-am was going around oppressing people.
That's pretty bad.
That's pretty bad.
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Paul Hate.
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I like how people talk that afro-centric shit and probably never even left the country and gone a predominatley black nation.
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They out here trolling again
Oppression is the exercise of authority or power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner.[1] It can also be defined as an act or instance of oppressing, the state of being oppressed, and the feeling of being heavily burdened, mentally or physically, by troubles, adverse conditions, and anxiety.
Social oppression
The systematic; socially supported mistreatment and exploitation of a group or category of people by anyone
Internalized oppression
In sociology and psychology, internalized oppression is the manner in which an oppressed group comes to use against itself the methods of the oppressor. For example, sometimes members of marginalized groups hold an oppressive view toward their own group, or start to believe in negative
Systematic oppression
Anarchists and other libertarian socialists argue that police and law themselves are oppression. The term oppression in such instances to refer to the subordination of a given group or social category by unjust use of force, authority, or societal norms in order to achieve the effects noted above. When institutionalized, formally or informally, it may achieve the dimension of systematic oppression. Oppression is customarily experienced as a consequence of, and expressed in, the form of a prevailing, if unconscious, assumption that the given target is in some way inferior. Oppression is rarely limited solely to formal government action: an individual may be the particular focus of oppression or persecution and in such circumstances have no group membership in which to share, and thus maybe mitigate, the burden of ostracism.
In psychology, racism, sexism and other prejudices are often studied as individual beliefs which, although not necessarily oppressive in themselves, can lead to oppression if they are codified in law or become parts of a culture. By comparison, in sociology, these prejudices are often studied as being institutionalized systems of oppression in some societies. In sociology, the tools of oppression include a progression of denigration, dehumanization, and demonization; which often generate scapegoating, which is used to justify aggression against targeted groups and individuals.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the concept of "human rights" in general were designed to limit oppression by giving a clear articulation of what fundamental freedoms any system should allow to all of the people over whom it has power.
When oppression is systematized through coercion, threats of violence, or violence by government agencies or non-government paramilitiaries with a political motive, it is often called Political repression. More subtle forms of political oppression/repression can be produced by blacklisting or individualized investigations such as happened during McCarthyism in the United States.
Transnational systems of oppression include colonialism, imperialism, and totalitarianism, and can generate a resistance movement to challenge the oppressive status quo
Oppression is the exercise of authority or power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner.[1] It can also be defined as an act or instance of oppressing, the state of being oppressed, and the feeling of being heavily burdened, mentally or physically, by troubles, adverse conditions, and anxiety.
Social oppression
The systematic; socially supported mistreatment and exploitation of a group or category of people by anyone
Internalized oppression
In sociology and psychology, internalized oppression is the manner in which an oppressed group comes to use against itself the methods of the oppressor. For example, sometimes members of marginalized groups hold an oppressive view toward their own group, or start to believe in negative
Systematic oppression
Anarchists and other libertarian socialists argue that police and law themselves are oppression. The term oppression in such instances to refer to the subordination of a given group or social category by unjust use of force, authority, or societal norms in order to achieve the effects noted above. When institutionalized, formally or informally, it may achieve the dimension of systematic oppression. Oppression is customarily experienced as a consequence of, and expressed in, the form of a prevailing, if unconscious, assumption that the given target is in some way inferior. Oppression is rarely limited solely to formal government action: an individual may be the particular focus of oppression or persecution and in such circumstances have no group membership in which to share, and thus maybe mitigate, the burden of ostracism.
In psychology, racism, sexism and other prejudices are often studied as individual beliefs which, although not necessarily oppressive in themselves, can lead to oppression if they are codified in law or become parts of a culture. By comparison, in sociology, these prejudices are often studied as being institutionalized systems of oppression in some societies. In sociology, the tools of oppression include a progression of denigration, dehumanization, and demonization; which often generate scapegoating, which is used to justify aggression against targeted groups and individuals.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the concept of "human rights" in general were designed to limit oppression by giving a clear articulation of what fundamental freedoms any system should allow to all of the people over whom it has power.
When oppression is systematized through coercion, threats of violence, or violence by government agencies or non-government paramilitiaries with a political motive, it is often called Political repression. More subtle forms of political oppression/repression can be produced by blacklisting or individualized investigations such as happened during McCarthyism in the United States.
Transnational systems of oppression include colonialism, imperialism, and totalitarianism, and can generate a resistance movement to challenge the oppressive status quo
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young-king
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what kind of question is this??? do u see the world now n how in shambles it is??? who do u think are gonna get it out of that situation??? its all GODS movie dude were about 2 get that green light 2 put this chit back in order n these PINKPEOPLE n the rest of these heathens better sit their weak azzes down n let US show them how its done. to answer the question YES but it will be the 12 tribes of israel that rise all 144,000 n 1/3 of US are gonna put this chit back in order! stay tuned...
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