Sunday, February 26, 2017

The Fall of Black American Society

There was a time where Black Americans had it all.  They had the highest marriage rate, self-sufficient town, and a strong economy.  Simply put, Blacks didn't need whites because they knew interaction with whites usually meant death, so Blacks had to do for themselves (sundown towns still exist).  Some black neighborhood were so prosperous that jealous, usually poor, whites had to destroy because they were white and N-words shouldn't have been able to live better than them (just look up the term 'Black Wallstreet' if you don't believe it).  They were bending the rules or trying to hamstring others, but doing it fair and square.  Blacks were living the American dream and were the template of how to be an American.

Then several things happened, mostly in the sixties and seventies.  Drugs, feminism, and desegregation (yes, you read right) and other things were all mixed together in a deadly cocktail and fed to blacks.  Like fools, Black American drank the cocktail without question, resulting in the black America you see today.  One that is in a very dangerous position and is on the verge of death.

First, let's start off with perhaps the most alarming thing that was mentioned in the last paragraph; desegregation.  You maybe asking, 'what do you mean desegregation was bad for blacks?  Blacks now have opportunities they didn't have?'  While this is true, looking back a the first paragraph, you come to realize that Blacks didn't need any of that stuff, because they were self-sufficient.  Integration with white America killed the black American economy.  Even the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. realized this after 'his dream' became a reality.  Dr. King said, "I may have integrated my people into a burning house."  That's right.  Even he realized 'his dream' wasn't really a dream and that the great Malcolm X was right.  With the black economy crushed, Blacks had no choice but to beg whites for jobs.  A once independent people had to go to people that wanted to see them dead and beg for jobs.  Try to make that make sense.

Feminism was the next step to destroy Black America.  At the time when it caught fire, feminism was an issue for whites to sort out among themselves.  White men were oppressing white women, so white women needed to fight back.  Somewhere along the way, black women joined the cause and this caused the death of the Black family.  What feminism did to Blacks was turn the woman against a man who didn't have the power or desire to oppress her, as was the case in white communities.  Simply put, Black women had no reason to join the feminist movement, because it turned her against a man who didn't have the ability in any facet to hold her back.  Behind the mantra 'I don't need a man' the black man was chased out of the home and gone was the Black family.

With the black man gone, the government stepped in with things like drugs and welfare to finish off the Black children.  In most societies, the men are the builders and protectors.  When a society's men are gone or in a position to not build and/or lead, that society is offically conquered.  This is the state that Black America is in.  They are a conquered people.  The men are weak, the women are confused, and the children are blind sheep on their way to the slaughterhouse.  It's a cycle of death the seems to have no escape.

Can the Black American be saved?  Is the damge to great to be healed?  Is resegregation the solution?  This writer isn't sure about the answer to any of these questions, but if Blacks stay the course, they will definitely become extinct.  But Blacks wouldn't be in this position if they had just learned 'no' every now and then.

Until next time...

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