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The Oppressed Recruiting a Few Good Slaves

Lately, I have been seeing my share of oppressed blacks on reality shows, television talk shows, and on and off the Internet attempting to recruit fellow blacks to jump on various bandwagons of ignorance from superstition to skin color complexes.  Nowadays, there are many blacks (more specifically younger ones) who aren't interested in perpetuating generational cycles like:  anger toward non-blacks, light skin and dark skin hang ups, and braggadocious behaviors related to material wealth, power, etc.

For sake of this blog entry, I am defining the oppressed blacks, I speak of, as ones who are burdened by powerful people with hidden agendas (in various industries ie. entertainment, government etc.) to share messages that are designed to exercise power over the masses.  For instance, if I run a large media congolomerate and I have a plan to make more money by targeting a certain market, I will recruit those who can tap on the weaknesses of others in an attempt to keep them buying/watching/selling/marketing for my company.  What better way to keep people under one's thumb then to get them to say and do the kinds of things that appear like they are down/keeping it real/truthful?  But the reality is, the oppressed are nothing more than puppets with drawstrings that aren't interested in freeing blacks from stupid reasonings, but more interested in suffocating independent critical thinking skills while robbing a brother and sister blind financially.

Now these "oppressed" blacks I speak of are those that don't sit comfortably when a fellow black says, "I don't see color...I am teaching my children to respect both sides of their heritage...I am not exclusively in support of my people, but all people..."  Oh, oppressed blacks don't like this kind of talk!  For some it means that someone is "out of touch or just doesn't get it," you know, the struggle.  Whatever "the struggle" these days means to certain groups ie.) racism, sexism, etc.   But I have to admit that there are many blacks that are more free today than their ancestors ever were (free to vote, get a job, buy a car, sit on a bus, start a business, and so on) and as far as struggling, many ignorant blacks bring issues on themselves because they are too busy trying to keep up with everyone else. 

Oppressed blacks help perpetuate ignorance with all their "I'm black, you black talk."  The way some of our people spit out the word "black" is just wrong especially when talking to someone who is lighter than they are.  Why is there such a negative disposition about so-called educating someone on the black experience?  The reason is quite simple, when you hate yourself, you hate those around you who are content, free and settled with just being a person.  Not everyone has experienced being called this name and that one--believe it or not.  Not everyone is interested in dating within their own ethinicity just because an oppressed black wouldn't dare.  Not everyone is bobbing their head to foolishness and spending money they don't have on more foolishness!  So much ignorance!

For the oppressed blacks, they don't need a master to enslave them, because they enslave themselves with all their negativity, years of brainwashing from grandma and 'em, and worse they permit their bad experiences with nonblacks to dictate their lives.  "I would never let my daughter date them...my kids is n*ggas and proud of it--so what, their mama is white!  I don't give a d*mn, I'm black what, what?!!"  When I hear statements like this, I don't hear the love in them and I definitely don't entertain discussion, because I know what it all boils down to is raised voices, attitudes, insults, and cursing.  If someone wants to call their children bi-racial, so what?  If someone thinks it's stupid to keep investing in trends, it doesn't mean that they don't have it going on?  If a person wants to live in a small house rather than a big house, it doesn't make them cheap?  If a group chooses to believe in a Creator, it doesn't mean that the white man has his foot on their necks?

The oppressed have no problem recruiting the following:  those who are naive, have identity issues, and are just plain mad about their have-nots in life.  These types of people are the perfect recruits--misery loves company!  An angry black comes along with a hate filled speech, bad experiences with non-blacks, and whatever else that attempts to fire others up.  Those that know better don't allow such speech to permeate their ears, but those who have issues invite the oppression.  Free people like to be around free people.  The type of folks that are happy with their lives, doing what's right, and staying drama free!

There are just some things in this life that we have to let go of especially if those issues have nothing to do with us!  So many people get tricked into saying things, joining groups, and doing more for others who have specific agendas that don't have anyone's best interest in mind except those who are funding the mission.  The ones who come up with these plans to enforce certain policies spend a great deal of time tailoring messages in such a way so that one can take their rage out into the street only to find themselves physically, mentally or spiritually in bondage.  Rather than be so quick to preach a gospel of any kind, consider this, is it going to free a person?  Is it going to cause someone to act in love?  Will that person love who they are, appreciate parents, and raise children to be productive, respectable members of society?  If I am standing on a platform screaming at the top of my lungs about why someone should/could/need to and I am disappointed with many things concerning myself, you have to wonder, do I sincerely have the best intentions for my fellow brothers and sisters?

We all have to check ourselves when it comes to inner love, peace, happiness, and more.  If we can't get along with ourselves, then how can we get along with anyone else?  Oppressed blacks are not a benefit to any individual or group (except to those who pay them to keep drama going), they are like those crabs in a barrel, they don't mind who they step on to get to the top.  Don't permit the anger speech, the "you black" hate, and whatever other negativity a relative, friend, co-worker, boss or someone else brings you, stop that mess at the door!  Much of the anger hype is to get you to conform, to put you in a box, and most of all get you to be that obedient slave from yesteryear who sits back with the rest of the slaves complaining about master.    

 Nicholl McGuire     
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