[It's Not All Good Now]

Originally Posted by megablast

i cant speak to Its All Good's intentions.. whether cynical or not.. i interpreted them as a critical point on two levels...

1. Its All Good is right in suggesting that this nothing new and has been going on for centuries.. which is grounding and puts a perspective on it..

2. the comment about being a "deep brother" is also a sound critique of our movement that seems to delight in black radical intellectual masturbation..that leads nothing or at best a "book" and stint on the O'Reilly show.. while black youth continue to die..

but you are right that it shouldnt distract from the conversation.. which i imagined would lea to some action or the impetus for it..

so what i have heard .. is the need for a "united nations" of black organizations... which i agree with and have existed locally and nationally.. is that supposed to be the Black Radical Congress??

what should be the response from our community when stuff like this happens?? what is an effective response?

I really hope that it's not the size of the font that infuriates: lol
I like your take on my comment. I apolgize for I am short winded.
I intended no distraction from the conversation, but a detonation or as you say "impetus".
To push it pass the "masturbation" stage.

The "reponse" should, as I see it, should be pre-emptive.
Reactionary planning or tactics is the bull putting the ring in it's own nose.

We see for centuries the story, it ain't changed.
Now to fix it.
We MUST grab Truth, whatever that should mean to each individual, by the horns and ride it for dear life.

The builds worldwide reputation, an endless value and a servicable pride.
It doesn't, as I am questioned about so often, it doesn't take any money, buildings, organizationalizing, or that other stuff we've been doing in mostly copycat fashion.

I know and understand it's simplicity, but it works marvelously!!!
Results guaranteed



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