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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 4:06pm On Jul 26, 2020
Phraences:


True. But i fear the regulation might even kill a lot of them including the genuine ones. The proposed rules did not seem favourable to the Agritechs. They even limited how much a retail investor can invest. Most likely, after the SEC regulation, the interest rates will crash to TB rate level. Everybody, back to square one.


Crowd fundings are speculative Investments, so Investors will be advised on the amount to invest...

Just like private placements, they are not investments for the average retail Investors but for sophisticated Investors who can forecast and analyse the growth of the business, and the amount invested in meagre to their networth

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 5:38pm On Jul 26, 2020
DexterousOne:


I have read the book
At least excerpts from it
I learnt about it from Chris Hogan and Dave Ramsey

Irish Americans were not victims of jim crow
And eventually they were subsumed into the broader "white" umbrella even tho they were not considered "white" before them


Dont get me wrong
I believe in the maxim "your destiny is in your own hands "

But at the same time
I wont accept the unfair aspersions being cast on Africans or African Americans as the case may be.


Keep dropping that knowledge.

D lot of them are listening to Ben Shapiro. Experience na the best teacher
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by LordAdam16: 6:05pm On Jul 26, 2020
DexterousOne:


What are you talking about Lord?


Everyone on the planet today has an ancestor who lived through at least one horrific experience.

Granted some events can be objectively typified as worse than others, but they're all awful.

There is not a major civilization in the history of the world that did not have a slave population. Heck, our very own Bini King was routinely buried with the heads of 2,000 slaves. These slaves were not Caucasian, Asian, or Semites. They were black African POWs from rival or conquered neighboring societies.

We didn't just capture and sell slaves to the Americans and Europeans, we sent them to the Levant and even Ethiopians. Rick black Africans who went on Hajj routinely bought Arab slaves.

In fact, the Arab Slave Trade is estimated to have trafficked up to 15 million black Africans over 1000 years. Only 300,000 of those ended in America over a period of 250 years.

Of the millions who were sent to the Middle East, most of the males had their balls chopped or otherwise castrated in some way in the Maghreb before they were forwarded. They worked until their death and that was it. No Jim Crow, No War on Drugs, no Voter Suppression... That's how the Semites cynically avoided all the future abolition, revolt possibility, civil rights, and black lives matter civil disturbances.

Can't protest if you don't exist...

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by LordAdam16: 6:09pm On Jul 26, 2020
DexterousOne:


What are you talking about Lord?


...Are we to talk about discrimination? That's inherently human. That's why homo sapiens are the only hominids today. We helped nature take care of every last living hominid relative. And when they were gone, we turned on ourselves.

So if you look back far enough, there is absolutely nothing unique about the African American experience. That's why I consider using that experience as justification for falling behind in virtually every facet an excuse.

And the most indomitable proofs are Haiti, every black-dominated country in the Caribbean, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.

Haiti led a successful revolt and was established in 1804. Almost 160 years before we got Independence. That place is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria. No Jim Crow. No Voter Suppression. No white-on-black discrimination, police brutality, or lynching.

Starting in 1824, the American Colonization Society paid transportation for 6,000 free blacks in America to emigrate to Haiti. It was a resounding failure. Most of them returned back to the US. Yes, they willingly chose to return back to the whites in the US who discriminated against them than live with the free blacks in Haiti.

Over here in Liberia and Sierra Leone, I don't have to say much do I? Even with our problems, we had to mobilize soldiers to stop them from massacring each other. Would you also use Jim Crow, police brutality, and white-on-black discrimination as justifications? The African Americans in Liberia formed an elite called the Americo-Liberians and discriminated against the indigenous black people who made up 90+% of the population. Holding on to political and economic power to this day. Where else did that happen in Africa? Oh I know, South Africa.

When did Liberia get independence? 1847. One hundred years before us. Like Haiti, Liberia is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria.

So when folks chat about the Europeans or Americans like they're a special kind of monsters, I have a hard time reconciling that with history or accounts of what black Africans have actually done and are capable of...

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 6:10pm On Jul 26, 2020
LordAdam16:


Everyone on the planet today has an ancestor who lived through at least one horrific experience.

Granted some events can be objectively typified as worse than others, but they're all awful.

There is not a major civilization in the history of the world that did not have a slave population. Heck, our very own Bini King was routinely buried with the heads of 2,000 slaves. These slaves were not Caucasian, Asian, or Semites. They were black African POWs from rival or conquered neighboring societies.

We didn't just capture and sell slaves to the Americans and Europeans, we sent them to the Levant and even Ethiopians. Rick black Africans who went on Hajj routinely bought Arab slaves.

In fact, the Arab Slave Trade is estimated to have trafficked up to 15 million black Africans over 1000 years. Only 300,000 of those ended in America over a period of 250 years.

Of the millions who were sent to the Middle East, most of the males had their balls chopped or otherwise castrated in some way in the Maghreb before they were forwarded. They worked until their death and that was it. No Jim Crow, No War on Drugs, no Voter Suppression... That's how the Semites cynically avoided all the future abolition, revolt possibility, civil rights, and black lives matter civil disturbances.

Can't protest if you don't exist...

All you have posted are factual in this post
Cant fault it....

All I'm saying
Is that we should consider these things from a multidimensional perspective
Not just one prism
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 6:17pm On Jul 26, 2020
LordAdam16:


...Are we to talk about discrimination? That's inherently human. That's why homo sapiens are the only hominids today. We helped nature take care of every last living hominid relative. And when they were gone, we turned on ourselves.

So if you look back far enough, there is absolutely nothing unique about the African American experience. That's why I consider using that experience as justification for falling behind in virtually every facet an excuse.

And the most indomitable proofs are Haiti, every black-dominated country in the Caribbean, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.

Haiti led a successful revolt and was established in 1804. Almost 160 years before we got Independence. That place is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria. No Jim Crow. No Voter Suppression. No white-on-black discrimination, police brutality, or lynching.

Starting in 1824, the American Colonization Society paid transportation for 6,000 free blacks in America to emigrate to Haiti. It was a resounding failure. Most of them returned back to the US. Yes, they willingly chose to return back to the whites in the US who discriminated against them than live with the free blacks in Haiti.

Over here in Liberia and Sierra Leone, I don't have to say much do I? Even with our problems, we had to mobilize soldiers to stop them from massacring each other. Would you also use Jim Crow, police brutality, and white-on-black discrimination as justifications? The African Americans in Liberia formed an elite called the Americo-Liberians and discriminated against the indigenous black people who made up 90+% of the population. Holding on to political and economic power to this day. Where else did that happen in Africa? Oh I know, South Africa.

When did Liberia get independence? 1847. One hundred years before us. Like Haiti, Liberia is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria.

So when folks chat about the Europeans or Americans like they're a special kind of monsters, I have a hard time reconciling that with history or accounts of what black Africans have actually done and are capable of...
Where in my posts did I allude to this?


The Crux of my point is that there are certain conditions that have happened and still happening that have contributed in no small measure to the conditions faced by African Americans today


And that while anyone is quick to cast aspersions on them
They should also consider other factors and their experience

Like I always do

I point out
That the black south Africans and the black Americans have so much in common
When you consider their experience
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by LordAdam16: 6:25pm On Jul 26, 2020
DexterousOne:


What are you talking about Lord?


...It's not about being a "right-wing black." There's a reason why Ethiopians did not form a bulk of enslaved Black people, why Ethiopia was never colonized in all of history, why they never tried to conquer south deep into sub-Saharan Africa instead preferring to conquer into the Arabian Peninsula at the height of their powers, and why to this day their people in the diaspora subconsciously like to keep their distance from other black Africans.

Ethiopians are blacks. Like the rest of us.

Yes, African Americans had it bad. But so did every ethnicity in the Middle East, so did the Egyptians, the black Nubians (modern day Sudan), so did the British at the hands of the Romans and Vikings, so did the French, Germans, Chinese, Koreans, Indians at the hands of the Muslim conquerors, South Americans at the hands of the Spanish, Javanese (and other Indonesians) at the hands of the Dutch, every ethnicity in Eastern and Central Europe at the hands of fellow Europeans and Islamic expansionists, Iberians at the hands of the Moors.

300,000+ black Africans were taken to the US as slaves. Japan lost at least that many in two days when the US dropped Little Man and Fat Boy in WW2. If Emperor Hirohito hadn't surrendered, the Yanks were preparing to drop 4 more nuclear bombs with estimated death toll of additional 500,000 people at the minimum.

Even us here had to deal with our own crap.

Everybody has their own story. Everyone else is picking themselves up, dusting themselves, and seeing to it that they leave a sound economic, cultural, structural standing for their descendants; meanwhile the AAs are all too satisfied smoking weed, selling crack, wearing Yeezy's, killing themselves in the projects and trying to convince the rest of the world that they had the worst.

Yea, we f*cking get it. Here's an idea: How about you beat the odds and earn the respect you so desperately seek.

I'm sick of hearing Chinese miracle, Dubai miracle, Asian Tigers; I want to hear and read about an African [American] miracle.

If US no favor you and you fil say e get where beta for a black man, you have one of the strongest passports; pack your bags and pursue economic excellence elsewhere. Let us see how the Chinese, Indians, Arabs, Asians, South Americans, Europeans with the EU-citizens-first practice, even us Africans here will accommodate your whiny a$$.

If e too much, demand for the Israel treatment. Don't worry, we'd donate land. Land boku for Africa. Come here so we all can see the miracles you'd perform that'd be different than Haiti, Jamaica, Liberia, and other terrible examples too numerous to mention. Since it's the white man that's responsible for all your problems.

-Lord

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 6:26pm On Jul 26, 2020
Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago etc. This black issue should really be investigated.
LordAdam16:


...Are we to talk about discrimination? That's inherently human. That's why homo sapiens are the only hominids today. We helped nature take care of every last living hominid relative. And when they were gone, we turned on ourselves.

So if you look back far enough, there is absolutely nothing unique about the African American experience. That's why I consider using that experience as justification for falling behind in virtually every facet an excuse.

And the most indomitable proofs are Haiti, every black-dominated country in the Caribbean, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.

Haiti led a successful revolt and was established in 1804. Almost 160 years before we got Independence. That place is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria. No Jim Crow. No Voter Suppression. No white-on-black discrimination, police brutality, or lynching.

Starting in 1824, the American Colonization Society paid transportation for 6,000 free blacks in America to emigrate to Haiti. It was a resounding failure. Most of them returned back to the US. Yes, they willingly chose to return back to the whites in the US who discriminated against them than live with the free blacks in Haiti.

Over here in Liberia and Sierra Leone, I don't have to say much do I? Even with our problems, we had to mobilize soldiers to stop them from massacring each other. Would you also use Jim Crow, police brutality, and white-on-black discrimination as justifications? The African Americans in Liberia formed an elite called the Americo-Liberians and discriminated against the indigenous black people who made up 90+% of the population. Holding on to political and economic power to this day. Where else did that happen in Africa? Oh I know, South Africa.

When did Liberia get independence? 1847. One hundred years before us. Like Haiti, Liberia is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria.

So when folks chat about the Europeans or Americans like they're a special kind of monsters, I have a hard time reconciling that with history or accounts of what black Africans have actually done and are capable of...

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 6:32pm On Jul 26, 2020
LordAdam16:


...It's not about being a "right-wing black." There's a reason why Ethiopians did not form a bulk of enslaved Black people, why Ethiopia was never colonized in all of history, why they never tried to conquer south deep into sub-Saharan Africa instead preferring to conquer into the Arabian Peninsula at the height of their powers, and why to this day their people in the diaspora subconsciously like to keep their distance from other black Africans.

Ethiopians are blacks. Like the rest of us.

Yes, African Americans had it bad. But so did every ethnicity in the Middle East, so did the Egyptians, the black Nubians (modern day Sudan), so did the British at the hands of the Romans and Vikings, so did the French, Germans, Chinese, Koreans, Indians at the hands of the Muslim conquerors, South Americans at the hands of the Spanish, Javanese (and other Indonesians) at the hands of the Dutch, every ethnicity in Eastern and Central Europe at the hands of fellow Europeans and Islamic expansionists, Iberians at the hands of the Moors.

300,000+ black Africans were taken to the US as slaves. Japan lost at least that many in two days when the US dropped Little Man and Fat Boy in WW2. If Emperor Hirohito hadn't surrendered, the Yanks were preparing to drop 4 more nuclear bombs with estimated death toll of additional 500,000 people at the minimum.

Even us here had to deal with our own crap.

Everybody has their own story. Everyone else is picking themselves up, dusting themselves, and seeing to it that they leave a sound economic, cultural, structural standing for their descendants; meanwhile the AAs are all too satisfied smoking weed, selling crack, wearing Yeezy's, killing themselves in the projects and trying to convince the rest of the world that they had the worst.

Yea, we f*cking get it. Here's an idea: How about you beat the odds and earn the respect you so desperately seek.

I'm sick of hearing Chinese miracle, Dubai miracle, Asian Tigers; I want to hear and read about an African [American] miracle.

If US no favor you and you fil say e get where beta for a black man, you have one of the strongest passports; pack your bags and pursue economic excellence elsewhere. Let us see how the Chinese, Indians, Arabs, Asians, South Americans, Europeans with the EU-citizens-first practice, even us Africans here will accommodate your whiny a$$.

If e too much, demand for the Israel treatment. Don't worry, we'd donate land. Land boku for Africa. Come here so we all can see the miracles you'd perform that'd be different than Haiti, Jamaica, Liberia, and other terrible examples too numerous to mention. Since it's the white man that's responsible for all your problems.

-Lord


You have spoken so well..

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by otomatic(m): 6:45pm On Jul 26, 2020
LordAdam16:


...Are we to talk about discrimination? That's inherently human. That's why homo sapiens are the only hominids today. We helped nature take care of every last living hominid relative. And when they were gone, we turned on ourselves.

So if you look back far enough, there is absolutely nothing unique about the African American experience. That's why I consider using that experience as justification for falling behind in virtually every facet an excuse.

And the most indomitable proofs are Haiti, every black-dominated country in the Caribbean, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.

Haiti led a successful revolt and was established in 1804. Almost 160 years before we got Independence. That place is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria. No Jim Crow. No Voter Suppression. No white-on-black discrimination, police brutality, or lynching.

Starting in 1824, the American Colonization Society paid transportation for 6,000 free blacks in America to emigrate to Haiti. It was a resounding failure. Most of them returned back to the US. Yes, they willingly chose to return back to the whites in the US who discriminated against them than live with the free blacks in Haiti.

Over here in Liberia and Sierra Leone, I don't have to say much do I? Even with our problems, we had to mobilize soldiers to stop them from massacring each other. Would you also use Jim Crow, police brutality, and white-on-black discrimination as justifications? The African Americans in Liberia formed an elite called the Americo-Liberians and discriminated against the indigenous black people who made up 90+% of the population. Holding on to political and economic power to this day. Where else did that happen in Africa? Oh I know, South Africa.

When did Liberia get independence? 1847. One hundred years before us. Like Haiti, Liberia is a worse sh*thole than Nigeria.

So when folks chat about the Europeans or Americans like they're a special kind of monsters, I have a hard time reconciling that with history or accounts of what black Africans have actually done and are capable of...

Even the Jews were enslaved. Could not own property in medieval Europe, were subjected to all kinds of taxation, were segregated and forbidden from mixing with the general populace, suffered Holocaust yet still broke free.
From their story of not being allowed to own landed property, I learnt that real wealth is portable (skills and knowledge based). Thus they became skilled tradesmen, financiers etc, which helped them as they left Europe for the new world. They usually call themselves people of the book. So our American brothers will do well to take education seriously, drawing lessons from the Jewish phenomenon.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by shogbenga: 6:46pm On Jul 26, 2020
LordAdam16:


...It's not about being a "right-wing black." There's a reason why Ethiopians did not form a bulk of enslaved Black people, why Ethiopia was never colonized in all of history, why they never tried to conquer south deep into sub-Saharan Africa instead preferring to conquer into the Arabian Peninsula at the height of their powers, and why to this day their people in the diaspora subconsciously like to keep their distance from other black Africans.

Ethiopians are blacks. Like the rest of us.

Yes, African Americans had it bad. But so did every ethnicity in the Middle East, so did the Egyptians, the black Nubians (modern day Sudan), so did the British at the hands of the Romans and Vikings, so did the French, Germans, Chinese, Koreans, Indians at the hands of the Muslim conquerors, South Americans at the hands of the Spanish, Javanese (and other Indonesians) at the hands of the Dutch, every ethnicity in Eastern and Central Europe at the hands of fellow Europeans and Islamic expansionists, Iberians at the hands of the Moors.

300,000+ black Africans were taken to the US as slaves. Japan lost at least that many in two days when the US dropped Little Man and Fat Boy in WW2. If Emperor Hirohito hadn't surrendered, the Yanks were preparing to drop 4 more nuclear bombs with estimated death toll of additional 500,000 people at the minimum.

Even us here had to deal with our own crap.

Everybody has their own story. Everyone else is picking themselves up, dusting themselves, and seeing to it that they leave a sound economic, cultural, structural standing for their descendants; meanwhile the AAs are all too satisfied smoking weed, selling crack, wearing Yeezy's, killing themselves in the projects and trying to convince the rest of the world that they had the worst.

Yea, we f*cking get it. Here's an idea: How about you beat the odds and earn the respect you so desperately seek.

I'm sick of hearing Chinese miracle, Dubai miracle, Asian Tigers; I want to hear and read about an African [American] miracle.

If US no favor you and you fil say e get where beta for a black man, you have one of the strongest passports; pack your bags and pursue economic excellence elsewhere. Let us see how the Chinese, Indians, Arabs, Asians, South Americans, Europeans with the EU-citizens-first practice, even us Africans here will accommodate your whiny a$$.

If e too much, demand for the Israel treatment. Don't worry, we'd donate land. Land boku for Africa. Come here so we all can see the miracles you'd perform that'd be different than Haiti, Jamaica, Liberia, and other terrible examples too numerous to mention. Since it's the white man that's responsible for all your problems.

-Lord

Good lecture, very interesting sir

So the problem is colour of skin?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by shogbenga: 6:49pm On Jul 26, 2020
Oga LordAdam 16

Permit me to share your views in another platform
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 6:50pm On Jul 26, 2020
While @Lord is dropping some factual claims

He is not even making an attempt to understand where I am coming from

I'm glad that many blacks today understand my position anyways
And many even here on the forum understand it

Cheers

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 7:03pm On Jul 26, 2020
There is no other ethnic group that has been under the psychological warfare that the black Americans have been for that long (400 years plus and still counting)
Not Jews
Not the Japanese
Nobody


Those who crafted the racist american system from ab initio never created the country for black man to benefit from it. It wasnt the design

We were meant to be the firewood that will burn out to cook the food, not being one who will sit on the table to partake of the eating

And those who crafted, and the subsequent generations who tried to maintain status quo over the centuries have been comin up with one scheme or the other to destroy the psyche of the black man, to try and force him back to that box where he is supposed to be

A black man who is yet to understand that should please do.
Jim crow was to psychologically destroy the black man

I mean
"If separate but equal " was the goal
Both black and white areas would have had the same quality of everything dished out
But it was not


Look at the coup that happened in North Carolina (Wilmington) in the late 1880s or so

Becaise black men (who by the way were just set free in 1885 )made so much progress and were elected to run the town
There was a coup (yes, you heard me right, a coup)
And they were killed or driven away
And that was how progress black men would have made
Was snuffed out

Look at what happened to black wall street in 1920s
By design black men are not suppose to have self run and well maintained community of affluent and well educated people

What happened to that as well..

Burnt down
Mass murder
And government complicity

What happened in Florida as well
The same thing

When Abraham Lincoln signed off a portion where African Americans can get land and a mule to start life

Abraham Lincoln was killed

Idiot Andrew Johnson took over
Rolled back the policy
And evicted the African Americans who were already allocated land in the Goergia/ Florida corridor


So what are we saying ?
When you spend decades of your existence fighting for civil rights
When other groups are busy working and building themselves
By the time civil rights came
(Which by the way is not too long ago, 1965)

The others are already ahead of you


Then shortly after
The war on drugs, mass incarceration, prison industrial complex off shoring and the list goes on
(Not to talk of the red lining you suffered and still suffer till this day)
Now its police brutality


It's very clear that elements in the US crave to push blaxk folks back to being the "firewood " as it was originally designed
And chief among those are those who voted the current idiot white Supremacist who occupies the White House


So when you criticise African Americans

Have all these in mind as well

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by LordAdam16: 7:09pm On Jul 26, 2020
DexterousOne:

Where in my posts did I allude to this?


The Crux of my point is that there are certain conditions that have happened and still happening that have contributed in no small measure to the conditions faced by African Americans today


And that while anyone is quick to cast aspersions on them
They should also consider other factors and their experience

Like I always do

I point out
That the black south Africans and the black Americans have so much in common
When you consider their experience

And I'm saying everyone can make that argument.

The Japanese can. The Chinese can. The British, French, German, Emiratis, Singaporeans, Greeks, Koreans, Persians...

Yet that did not stop them from rising from their lows and changing their story.

No one has it easy. Everyone faces unique challenges. It is possible to both march valiantly into the future and remember your past.

Personally, I think the AAs will outgrow this victimhood they exhibit. The civil rights movement is like 2-3 generations back. On a logarithmic scale, it's not that long ago.

But what I can't accept is this "our case is different" schtick. Uhm, it's not. We've all had our own grisly experiences; and if everyone decided to kick it back, smoke weed, and brood; this world will be very different. It'll be a perpetual war zone, because everybody get scores to settle.

So pick yourself up and surmount your challenges. That's what the rest of us are doing.

If however you want to scream, yell, invent and reveal excuses, do that to those willing to listen to you. The rest of us are too busy with our own sh*t!

And pray the Caucasian Americans retain their hegemony forever; because when that inevitably ends, e go shock you as the world go reset.

There is no such thing as an Asian, Arab, or African guilt.

-Lord

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 7:15pm On Jul 26, 2020
Part of the psychological torture was to keep the Confederate flag flying (which should be treasonous btw) keeping those Confederate statues in the city squares and all that

Not to tall of naming American military bases after traitor Confederate generals
And The racist in the White House is fighting to keep the status quo instead of aligning with the masses to dismantle all these


It has been centuries of psychological warfare
Physical abuse
And systemic racism (which btw still continues)
Other groups got their reparations (Japanese and the Jews for example)
Blacks got nothing

But that's fine
Topic for another day


America fine, is a great country

But it has an ugly underbelly
As we can all see.


I think we have exhaustively talked about the system role in messing up the AAs


Are the AA blameless?

The answer is NO!

My next post is going to be what the AAs role in the messing up of their community has been
Like what role did they play in the current predicament they are in (tho I believe that the systemic racism and oppression is the biggest factor, the AAs themselves have their own fair share of blame)
But this one is subject to request
As I no wan full here with plenty talk

If a few of us are interested
Pls signify or notify

If not
We let it rest
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 7:20pm On Jul 26, 2020
LordAdam16:


And I'm saying everyone can make that argument.

The Japanese can. The Chinese can. The British, French, German, Emiratis, Singaporeans, Greeks, Koreans, Persians...

Yet that did not stop them from rising from their lows and changing their story.

No one has it easy. Everyone faces unique challenges. It is possible to both march valiantly into the future and remember your past.

Personally, I think the AAs will outgrow this victimhood they exhibit. The civil rights movement is like 2-3 generations back. On a logarithmic scale, it's not that long ago.

But what I can't accept is this "our case is different" schtick. Uhm, it's not. We've all had our own grisly experiences; and if everyone decided to kick it back, smoke weed, and brood; this world will be very different. It'll be a perpetual war zone, because everybody get scores to settle.

So pick yourself up and surmount your challenges. That's what the rest of us are doing.

If however you want to scream, yell, invent and reveal excuses, do that to those willing to listen to you. The rest of us are too busy with our own sh*t!

And pray the Caucasian Americans retain their hegemony forever; because when that inevitably ends, e go shock you as the world go reset.

There is no such thing as an Asian, Arab, or African guilt.

-Lord

You are very right

Eventually
After acknowledging all the points I have made

Your own point is the "what next phase?"

I get you
Yes indeed work has to be done by the AAs themselves to redeem themselves

There are three categories of blacks in general

The DENIALS that is the ones who deny the effects or the existence of the problems that beset blacks

The DWELLERS which are those who rightly so acknowledge the difficulties and the oppression and all that
Then choose to just dwell or wallow in that box

And the ACKNOWLEDGERS
Those who acknowledge the bad effects of all the things that have happened and then put in the work towards seeing what they can do to remedy the situations


I dont like the Deniers and the DWELLERS

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Cyberknight: 7:21pm On Jul 26, 2020
We like to run down the black populations in the US, the black population in the UK (a large proportion of Caribbean origin, to whom the trope of loafing, weed-smoking picanninies is applied) as well as our South African brethren, out of some perceived "laziness" in their character.

Quick one - what is the common denominator among African Americans, black South Africans and large tracts of the Caribbean countries that could be responsible for such "laziness"?

What about Afro-Brazilians, there are high levels of poverty and severe inequalities among their group, despite them making up almost half of the population. Are they also lazy too or is this unrelated to the historic conditions to which they were subjected and the poverty in which they started their lives as free citizens?

For those who say that the marginalisation and institutional poverty (and in the case of the US, state-sponsored violence) can be easily overcome, ask yourselves why almost 60% of persons of whatever "race" imprisoned for drug or violent crime offences outside crimes of passion (the so-called general crimes of poverty) had a pre-incarceration income within the poverty range.

Ask yourselves why sociologists speak of a poverty-to-prison pipeline.

Basically, down here in Nigeria, we generally tend to think like Americans, and feel that society owes nothing to the people and that people should hoist themselves up as they can, forgetting that there is a reason why more progressive (and better) societies implement and pay for socialism.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:23pm On Jul 26, 2020
BBC News - The frustration of trying to invest in my hometown
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53473239
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 7:24pm On Jul 26, 2020
LordAdam16:


And I'm saying everyone can make that argument.

The Japanese can. The Chinese can. The British, French, German, Emiratis, Singaporeans, Greeks, Koreans, Persians...

Yet that did not stop them from rising from their lows and changing their story.

No one has it easy. Everyone faces unique challenges. It is possible to both march valiantly into the future and remember your past.

Personally, I think the AAs will outgrow this victimhood they exhibit. The civil rights movement is like 2-3 generations back. On a logarithmic scale, it's not that long ago.

But what I can't accept is this "our case is different" schtick. Uhm, it's not. We've all had our own grisly experiences; and if everyone decided to kick it back, smoke weed, and brood; this world will be very different. It'll be a perpetual war zone, because everybody get scores to settle.

So pick yourself up and surmount your challenges. That's what the rest of us are doing.

If however you want to scream, yell, invent and reveal excuses, do that to those willing to listen to you. The rest of us are too busy with our own sh*t!


And pray the Caucasian Americans retain their hegemony forever; because when that inevitably ends, e go shock you as the world go reset.

There is no such thing as an Asian, Arab, or African guilt.

-Lord

And btw
The era of :caucasian hegemony as you put it is almost done.
It is standing on its last legs
The days are numbered

White supremacy /privilege/dominance will evaporate as the decades go by

America will be a better country for it

I look forward to that day when that cloud is finally dispersed by the sunlight


And there will be no such thing as a reset tho

Except you are assuming that America will be a third world country once white hegemony falls apart.

Maybe you should explain what you mean by the reset
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 7:28pm On Jul 26, 2020
Mspwety1:
BBC News - The frustration of trying to invest in my hometown
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53473239

Thanks for sharing madam

This my good sirs is one major way RED LINING and credit do occurs

Take note
Just ONE WAY
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Phraences: 7:28pm On Jul 26, 2020
DexterousOne:
Part of the psychological torture was to keep the Confederate flag flying (which should be treasonous btw) keeping those Confederate statues in the city squares and all that

Not to tall of naming American military bases after traitor Confederate generals
And The racist in the White House is fighting to keep the status quo instead of aligning with the masses to dismantle all these


It has been centuries of psychological warfare
Physical abuse
And systemic racism (which btw still continues)
Other groups got their reparations (Japanese and the Jews for example)
Blacks got nothing

But that's fine
Topic for another day


America fine, is a great country

But it has an ugly underbelly
As we can all see.


I think we have exhaustively talked about the system role in messing up the AAs


Are the AA blameless?

The answer is NO!

My next post is going to be what the AAs role in the messing up of their community has been
Like what role did they play in the current predicament they are in (tho I believe that the systemic racism and oppression is the biggest factor, the AAs themselves have their own fair share of blame)
But this one is subject to request
As I no wan full here with plenty talk

If a few of us are interested
Pls signify or notify

If not
We let it rest

Na Trump shock me pass. African Americans (the enslaved) in general all agree that the Confederates were supporting slavery and make dem comot their flag. Na only Trump disagree. He is acting like a babalawo or pastor promised him reelection. How can someone be so dogged in their conviction? The black lives matter thing was a brilliant opportunity to win black votes. That he doesn't give a sh*t says so much.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:30pm On Jul 26, 2020
Mspwety1:
BBC News - The frustration of trying to invest in my hometown
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53473239

Victims to red lining and systemic discrimination
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:31pm On Jul 26, 2020
Mspwety1:
BBC News - The frustration of trying to invest in my hometown
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53473239

Most blacks world over are typically victims to red lining and systemic discrimination

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 7:36pm On Jul 26, 2020
Phraences:


Na Trump shock me pass. African Americans (the enslaved) in general all agree that the Confederates were supporting slavery and make dem comot their flag. Na only Trump disagree. He is acting like a babalawo or pastor promised him reelection. How can someone be so dogged in their conviction? The black lives matter thing was a brilliant opportunity to win black votes. That he doesn't give a sh*t says so much.

White supremacists voted him into power
Especially in the Deep (Cursed) South

He represents every thing that they love
What did you expect?
Look at his policy
Look at his rhetoric
So shameless

For these white supremacists, he is standing for what many of them are too scared to stand for , lest they will be cancelled kpata kpata.

Look at what happened in Charlottesville
He said "there are good people on both sides"

Cos he does not want to anger his base

To think many Nigerians love a scumbag like him is just ridiculous

Now we had an American president who was fighting vehemently to keep the bases named after traitors
Even signing executive orders hurriedly to save the statue of traitors

He is the guy that these white supremacists thought will put blacks back in their place of being "firewood"

Now it has all backfired
Cos the consciousness of the global back community has risen so high
Thanks Trump grin cheesy
We appreciate tongue



@Nigsrdumb
@Cyberknight

What do you have to say about this?

Love to hear your perspectives
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Phraences: 7:37pm On Jul 26, 2020
@LordAdam16 is saying in summary about African Americans "Your forefathers were enslaved/abused. You were/are abused. We get it. We have all been abused. You are not that special. Get over it and move on."

@DexterousOne in summary is saying "That others were abused does not invalidate my pain". " I am locked inside my mind" "I can't break free" "Don't minimize my pain". " My abusers still abuse me" "I can't breathe" "I still can't breath" cry

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 7:40pm On Jul 26, 2020
Phraences:
@LordAdam16 is saying in summary about African Americans "Your forefathers were enslaved/abused. You were/are abused. We get it. We have all been abused. You are not that special. Get over it and move on."

@DexterousOne in summary is saying "That others were abused does not invalidate my pain". " I am locked inside my mind" "I can't break free" "Don't minimize my pain". " My abusers still abuse me" "I can't breathe" "I still can't breath" cry


Well
Not 100% sha
I'm not saying that they cant break free sha

I'm just saying
That it's an uphill war
And the fight to redeem ourselves continue
Do not discount the effects of my past experiences on my current predicament

That's what I'm saying

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Cyberknight: 7:53pm On Jul 26, 2020
Phraences:
@LordAdam16 is saying in summary about African Americans "Your forefathers were enslaved/abused. You were/are abused. We get it. We have all been abused. You are not that special. Get over it and move on."

@DexterousOne in summary is saying "That others were abused does not invalidate my pain". " I am locked inside my mind" "I can't break free" "Don't minimize my pain". " My abusers still abuse me" "I can't breathe" "I still can't breath" cry

I don't think he subscribes to the bolded. I don't.

But yes, the black man's abusers still abuse them, and still violently too.
We don't need to mention George Floyd, Eric Garner or other murdered people.
Then take discrimination in education.
Property taxes pay for public schools.
Hence, if you live in a working class area (think Ajegunle), where property prices are low, you get lousy schools.
And then substandard education with poor student outcomes.
Lousy education generally translates to poor earning power.
So the minorities who started off poor in the first place are less likely to get a good education than European Americans.
And so on.

You earn less, you find it more difficult to break the cycle of poverty.
And we are here blaming a whole group of people for their "laziness".

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:57pm On Jul 26, 2020
DexterousOne:


And btw
The era of :caucasian hegemony as you put it is almost done.
It is standing on its last legs
The days are numbered

White supremacy /privilege/dominance will evaporate as the decades go by

America will be a better country for it

I look forward to that day when that cloud is finally dispersed by the sunlight


And there will be no such thing as a reset tho

Except you are assuming that America will be a third world country once white hegemony falls apart.

Maybe you should explain what you mean by the reset

I hope I am correct but the statistics out there says caucasian should be minorities by 2035.
Although they will still dominate the finance
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:59pm On Jul 26, 2020

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 8:00pm On Jul 26, 2020
Cyberknight:


I don't think he subscribes to the bolded. I don't.

But yes, the black man's abusers still abuse them, and still violently too.
We don't need to mention the George Floyd, Eric Garner or other murdered people.
Then take discrimination in education.
Property taxes pay for public schools.
Hence, if you live in a working class area (think Ajegunle), where property prices are low, you get lousy schools.
And then substandard education with poor student outcomes.
So the minorities who started off poor in the first place are less likely to get a good education than European Americans.
And so on.

You earn less, you find it more difficult to break the cycle of poverty.
And we blame them.



Thank you very much for your comment
You get exactly where I am coming from
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DexterousOne(m): 8:01pm On Jul 26, 2020
Mspwety1:


I hope I am correct but the statistics out there says caucasian should be minorities by 2035.
Although they will still dominate the finance

Even their grip on finance will also weaken as the generations go by
Its only a matter of time

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