Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Appreciate
It is very easy to dismiss those who are in your corner. We naturally take things for granted. Those of us able to walk do not have the same appreciation for legs as say someone in a wheelchair. Often the actions of a person who has had your back for so long can become like the legs of a mobile person. You have always had them therefore; it diminishes appreciation for them as it is just expected. On the opposite end, it is just as easy for the people having you back to become conditioned to have your back without need for reciprocity. This creates an unhealthy dynamic whereas over time, the receiver cannot recognize the crutch and becomes dependent and the giver can become resentful for lack of appreciate. In these times 'fuck the world' and 'Jesus will fix it' are the usual rhetoric. We are misguided and have an anti-social/only God got my back culture so it is important to remember those ones truly in your corner. Equally as important we must also not allow the ones we do care for to take advantage of the love.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
The Smart Hoe
We are in a time where ratchetness is glorified, being a thot is proper protocol and twerking is the social norm. Classless behavior has always existed but not until this age has it come to be the consciousness of the majority. I recently heard a female say "Bitch I'm a muthafucking queen and you will respect me as such" and it's hilarious right up until the moment you realize she actually believes that herself. This modern woman has become under educated and over confident. Our relationships will continue to suffer until she regains the proper perspective.
Check out the below video as TBA breaks it down.
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Negroes and Magic
The hard truth is Negroes are too magical. We cannot make progress, get on code nor create an agenda because we are simply too magical. Eighty plus percent of black people are Christian and that directly correlates to the lack of black progress in America. We can make the argument that our fixation with Jesus has and will continue to be the demise of black America. MLK Jr. was hit in the face with a brick for asking for equality and our solution was to pray harder. Black man is killed by the police on camera, cops are not charged and our solution is to pray harder. Ironically, white boy kills nine people in a church while they were praying and our solution was to pray harder. In fact, you can do pretty much anything you want to a black Christian without worry because they are just going to "let go and let God". A black person can find the ten dollars he left in his pants from the last time he hit the club and say thank you Jesus as if Jesus magically made that money appear in a time of need. It is this kind of logic that creates the environment of docility in black America... "God got us". We literally believe a sky man is going to wave a wand and fix the condition when he is ready. After all "he is an on-time God". A good question from anyone paying any attention is in a capitalistic society what even the need for prayer is. If you want police reform that is political. If you want equality that is financially withholding resources until change is made. If you want to find more money in your pants simply leave money in clothes you normally wear and forget about it. It's not magic it's not God its common sense. We could have changed our position long ago. The sooner we figure out it's not magic the sooner black lives will actually start to matter.
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