Should we support there system?

OverLord · (#1 (**permalink**))

I have been thinking about this for a long time now. Should we Blacks support the White mans system. I think we should not support there system I believe we Blacks shouldhave our own system to judge our people. Now I know there are Blacks who are working for the The White system but they can't really do nothing without the white people give the OK. What are your views?

Majestic Mike · (#2 (**permalink**))

I say lets kill all the white people, even though we all love to live in their country, like our arab friends. "Hail Bin-Liner!"

OverLord · (#3 (**permalink**))

Majestic Mike wrote:

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I say lets kill all the white people, even though we all love to live in their country, like our arab friends. "Hail Bin-Liner!"

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Masai05 · (#4 (**permalink**))

Overlord,

to be completely honest with you!....we have no choice but to participate in this system because we lack any become of actual power to inact change.

In Africa we have no economic power block, no military might and too many ills, these 50 plus nations couldn't save Somalia, the Rwanda genocide or the People in Darfur, Sudan.

In the Caribbean all we have is tourism, debts and social ills, my god! The Black Caribbean and Central/South America can't even help Haiti!

In the USA we have too many social ills that consume too much of our time and energies.

Should we support them.....that is for the individuals to decide but What I feel needs to happen is:

We need to Follow something like Booker T Washington put out over 100 yrs ago.

We need to study and master their economic systems.

Need to learn to stop hating each other and work together.

Own the means of production for products that we buy, that would be worth Trillions.

Control our Education systems, book publishings, start our own Sociological associations, and write from our perspective.

After we do these basic acts and accumulate some serious capital only then can we change the game.

Thats my 2 cents!

Be easy!

Majestic Mike · (#5 (**permalink**))

Mamsa

I couldn't have put it any better, but still we've been hearing these lyric from the early days of Booker T. Washington, Marcus Garvey, and Nat Turner.

I don't have the answer, but to enjoy life, it even that seems to be getting grimmer by the day.