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[Rightguide]

Has anyone heard this movement discussed in the mainstream media?

 

[schism666]

sounds scary!

did you click on it and shit yourself in hopes of getting off tonight?

 

[mAnn_Tagonist]

Has anyone heard this movement discussed in the mainstream media?

Ha ha. WE FREE

That was made by white republicans.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

A few years ago you were pushing a Black Panther threat.

How'd that work out?

 

[DMBFFF]

Has anyone heard this movement discussed in the mainstream media?

In a word: no.



There have been the odd "back-to-Africa" movement over the centuries, but they haven't seem to have caught on.

White slavers seem to have done a pretty thorough job beating out the African languages and cultures from their ancestors, making integration in Africa likely hard.

No, white America, guess you're stuck with their descendants; you profited greatly from the millions of person-years of slave labour: Deal with it.

 

[Kirkrapine]

There have been the odd "back-to-Africa" movement over the centuries, but they haven't seem to have caught on.

White slavers seem to have done a pretty thorough job beating out the African languages and cultures from their ancestors, making integration in Africa likely hard.

And, poor as they are, I doubt any state in Africa -- including Liberia -- would welcome the influx of a vast number of American immigrants.

 

[Que]

In a word: no.



There have been the odd "back-to-Africa" movement over the centuries, but they haven't seem to have caught on.

White slavers seem to have done a pretty thorough job beating out the African languages and cultures from their ancestors, making integration in Africa likely hard.

No, white America, guess you're stuck with their descendants; you profited greatly from the millions of person-years of slave labour: Deal with it.

Well that, and..you know...the prosperity that comes from living in America rather than, say, anywhere in Africa.

 

[IG_88]

Google told me it was blacks leaving the Democratic party not the country.

 

[bellisarius]

Never heard of it before and my searches yielded two different results.

One result was that it was a movement of blacks exiting the democrat party. The other was a movement by the black community to try to end 'capitalism.' Conflicting goals I'd say.

As far as the exiting of the democrat party is concerned that has been gaining momentum for a while now. Not so much in the context of poll results but in the context of an ever growing group of black intellectuals. A group whose thoughts are beginning to spill over into a wider discussion within the black community. The democrats are very worried about those "Negroes" leaving the plantation. On the other hand I see no reason for the republicans to be overly jubilant.

For decades now the democrat party took the black vote for granted. Oh they paid lip service to the black community but after the election results were in they essentially ignored them. The republicans took for granted that the black community was going to vote democrat so for the most part they didn't even bother to pay lip service. They need to make BOTH parties work for their vote.

 

[SpeareChucker]

I just heard it mentioned during an interview.
It's just a subset of the walkaway crowd.

 

[bellisarius]

I just heard it mentioned during an interview.
It's just a subset of the walkaway crowd.

That one I know about. The 'walkway's' are showing up more and more these days. And of course BB is keeping us all up to date on the size of the Trump rallies. On the other hand the press is still pushing, albeit not as hard, the coming 'Blue Wave.' Yet another group of conflicting information sets. 9 days to go.

 

[SpeareChucker]

I can't wait for it to be over...

 

[bellisarius]

I can't wait for it to be over...

Same here. The "donation solicitors" will disappear into the woodwork for another two years. My 'call block' list was getting YUGE.

 

[SpeareChucker]

Neither party tries to get a damned thing out of me.
I just get tired of the fucking commercials on TV and radio...

 

[bellisarius]

Neither party tries to get a damned thing out of me.
I just get tired of the fucking commercials on TV and radio...

There's that too. *sigh*

 

[lovecraft68]

Google told me it was blacks leaving the Democratic party not the country.

Offshoot of the #walkaway movement aimed specifically at the black population/voters.

Funny how mainstream media will never utter the names Candace Owens or Brandon Tatum, two black people who are really leading the black #walkaway movement.

The issue is though, when you watch their videos they both talk about leaving the democratic/liberal party because of the way they brainwash minorities into thinking they need them and preach ebing a 'free thinker';

But now both of them do nothing but unquestioningly drink conservative kool aid.

It shows the big problem is people no longer think on their own, but simply let their party of choice tell them what they're thinking.

A society of lemmings...what a shock in a generation where a box in your house does everything from turn your heat on to order your groceries.

 

[SpeareChucker]

*chuckle*

Off the plantation and drinking the kool-aid...

 

[phrodeau]

Has anyone heard this movement discussed in the mainstream media?

Seems like you're the only one hearing about it on your news feed.

Maybe you should consider a different news feed. You know, like a better one.

 

[bellisarius]

I've seen and read some of Owen's stuff. OK, she's a young, cute, black, female that leaned conservative. There was nothing that she said or wrote in the short clips/articles that came across as new material. Sowell, et al, hell even Douglas have voiced a lot of that before. But the way the "progressives" vilified her you'd think she was a member of the American Nazi Party, the KKK, or both.

Then I caught an hour and a half discussion she did on Rubin's podcast. She isn't any far right ideologue. Actually she's much closer to the classical liberal in alignment and temperament.

So why the vilification? Well I came up with an answer in no time at all. The "progressives" vilify anyone and everyone that doesn't agree with them 100%.

 

[TalkRadio1]

A few years ago you were pushing a Black Panther threat.

How'd that work out?

When Trump loses and the revolution begins, who will you kill first?

^^^The violent Left.

By the way, how's that revolution thingy working out?

I'm thinking the same way that hope & change thingy worked out.

 

[phrodeau]

^^^The violent Left.

By the way, how's that revolution thingy working out?

I'm thinking the same way that hope & change thingy worked out.

Sure, now that Trump is President, Americans have no hope at all. Is that what you meant?

 

[HisArpy]

Neither party tries to get a damned thing out of me.
I just get tired of the fucking commercials on TV and radio...

It's because you managed to land on both of their "Don't call him because he's broke ass" lists.

Well done!

 

[HisArpy]

I've seen and read some of Owen's stuff. OK, she's a young, cute, black, female that leaned conservative. There was nothing that she said or wrote in the short clips/articles that came across as new material. Sowell, et al, hell even Douglas have voiced a lot of that before. But the way the "progressives" vilified her you'd think she was a member of the American Nazi Party, the KKK, or both.

Then I caught an hour and a half discussion she did on Rubin's podcast. She isn't any far right ideologue. Actually she's much closer to the classical liberal in alignment and temperament.

So why the vilification? Well I came up with an answer in no time at all. The "progressives" vilify anyone and everyone that doesn't agree with them 100%.

What she is, is enthusiastic about holding her own in a world that rewards leaders. Think about it; very few people who just sit still, and do little to nothing in their lives, ever achieve great goals (unless the goal is to do nothing). OTOH, those who take risks sometimes reap great reward. Reward, as our national history has shown, often leads to personal independence.

Those who believe that they know what is good for you, better than you ever could, don't like independence.

 

[BBX50]

Has anyone heard this movement discussed in the mainstream media?

No!

Why?

WE KNOW WHY!

 

[bellisarius]

What she is, is enthusiastic about holding her own in a world that rewards leaders. Think about it; very few people who just sit still, and do little to nothing in their lives, ever achieve great goals (unless the goal is to do nothing). OTOH, those who take risks sometimes reap great reward. Reward, as our national history has shown, often leads to personal independence.

Those who believe that they know what is good for you, better than you ever could, don't like independence.

As "Chucker" said, "Off the plantation."