Based on the grade school level arguments I'm often presented with here from my writings, and the childish videos dominating youtube these days, there are unfortunately more than enough of us (Africans) who are still very much confused about who we are as a people. Rampant liberalism is the benchmark of a society that thrives on untruths and misrepresentations. Consequently, efforts by many of our confused elements to disparage Mother Africa by claiming no connection to her are able to exist temporarily in this reality where truth, justice, and reality, are completely disconnected, but the rest of the world is not playing along with this utter confusion. And, there is ample evidence that Africans within the U.S. would do well to wake up and stop pretending that you are this country, and more importantly, that this country is you.
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Lea Therman
1/10/2020 07:08:35 am
Ahjamu! I agree that you are thoroughly confused. Like a long hair being slowly and torturously dragged across your buttocks, your underlying annoyance certainly comes from a lack of understanding about who you are. I listened to a statement delivered by Mayfield’s aunt and I don’t hear a trace of an African accent in her voice, so how can you use the word ‘us’ to mean that every richly melaninated person that possess a ‘certain’ phenotype is naturally a descendant of Africa? Can you name Mayfield’s African tribe or African country of origin? If not, don’t assume him to be African.
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Lea Therman
1/10/2020 07:15:19 am
(continued) Do you wonder why only Mayfield was dismembered? Dismemberment is an act of RAGE! It’s one of the most dehumanizing acts a killer can make that stems from a deep level of psychological competition and aggressive need to dominate a victim in order to magnify their own sense of self worth. This act was one of deep ancestral African rage passed down through blood memory against a Black indigenous American man. The African-descended European Albion raped and pillaged their own continent, leaving their black African brethren in the dust. The black African was just projecting his anger, rage and trauma than came down from his blood memory onto one that was not his actual kin, just like his Albion brother did before him.
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Danchav
1/12/2020 03:28:00 am
Wow and wow..."drops the mic and exits stage left".
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