The three Classes of black people you are likely to meet
It can not be emphasized enough how competitive the planet is. This competition is either by direct physical face-off which is indicated by the proliferation of weapons such as long-range ballistic missiles by the most industrialized nations (China, European Nations etc..). Why would China have trillions of dollars worth of weapons capable of striking America thousands of kilometres away?
The most prevalent form of this competition is non-physical and indirect. It is in the guise of economics, education, entertainment, religion and other aspects of human activity. The aim is to advance a cultural infiltration on black people and the ultimate result is the enrichment of the competing groups to the destructive detriment of black people. By destructive I mean in blood sweat and tears.
The Planet is a competitive space and as a matter of fact, this is a deadly competition. In this War between the racial groups of this planet, the consequence of losing is death and possibly to the extent of extermination. The aborigines of Australia were oblivious of this reality and today they are no more, in Africa our ancestors were unprepared for this reality and this lead to centuries of Slavery and Colonization. We all know about the stories of Native Americans and how the White European wiped them off the face of the earth.
Is it a war or is it a competition? We can choose to call it what we want but what we call it doesn't change the nature of what we are up against.
As black people, we must acknowledge that we are at war and we must come to terms of its realities. What is apparent, is that we are have been on a losing streak in this war for centuries. Very few Black people are conscious of this reality and even fewer are doing what must be done to change our fortunes in this war. For those that try to change the fortunes of black people in this competition what are our experiences?
In this episode Mr Banxxx and the guest, Big Jay discusses the nature of the war and the classes of black people encountered on the journey to black empowerment.