Comments on: Willie Lynch’s Jump Off: Black Women and Stockholm Syndrome.

By: PforPoet

PforPoet — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 00:49:42 +0000

So, I wonder … … After we are finished blaming the black woman, who do we hold accountable for leaving the “nigger” woman to raise the “nigger” male and “nigger” female alone, without support, without a male head of the household, in the first place? Who do we hold accountable for fathering these “nigger” males and “nigger” females and abandoning them? Who is accountable for not staying with his queen to provide, to protect, to love? And what does one say about the “nigger” woman who raises the “nigger” male and the “nigger” female, and due to a strong desire and love for her black man, provides for and raises not only her own “nigger” children, but provides the shelter, the clothing, the food, and all else for the black man who does manage to hang around, but provide nothing but his presence? I am familiar with Willie Lynch. But in 2016, let us each take on the responsibility and accountability to be to one another what we were meant to be. “Nigger” children’s rearing and subsequent future relationships with each other as man and woman do not fall on the responsibility of the woman alone. Just as it took a man to supply half of their chromosomal make up, so is the fate of our people and our children left to the care and charge of the MEN and women alike. (FYI, I have no children.)

By: jDean

jDean — Tue, 30 Dec 2014 20:01:30 +0000

@ Caroline , you are a loser single mother if you can’t understand what Nojma was saying, you will continue to be single with your bitter attitude its obvious you dont understand why your single in the first place, your attitude so you STFU

By: James Murphy

James Murphy — Tue, 30 Dec 2014 18:50:56 +0000

People there is much to think about here with all these heated reasonings to and fro in and out up and down, sista and brotha but remember this before becomming too impetuous my friend , as Willie himself said , Will Shakespeare the bard that is not Willie lynch the task master , he said “I fear he doth protest too much ” about persons making enthusiastic assertions full of hyperbolic vigor! And on the other hand in humor he reminded us ; in each jest is a tiny grain of truth! A sad reflection though on the human sociology gone mad, really a tribute to the basest animal in the mechanics of tyrany of the human beast ! How morose was willy as a man nothing but a cog in the wheel of human misery so far from the elevated spirit of mans possibility. What a low soul to wish so many generations of black women crushed so low under his jack boot they themselves redused their male progeny to emasculated tools of the masters tyrany , they themselves becoming willing accomplaces in the masters cruel task of subjugation! It truley is a pathetic sight to gaze at these
perpatraters of mass emasculation! Little wonder these women once they have placed their male progeny in such a demeaned state must look further afield in theis search for virile mates!

By: Dorothy Lucey

Dorothy Lucey — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 13:39:04 +0000

Oh wow!! Today is my first day on this site but I just left a comment under the brother talk tab in regards to exact topic! I’ve been filming a documentary that is about this subject matter. To be quiet honest my film goes deeper. It is exploring statistics of unwed mothers in the African American community, exploring the reason why black men chooses to date/married outside their race once they reach a level of success, and why the media and social networks openingly belittle, disrespect, and judge black women when every race are guilty of the same flaws. My film is due for completion in 6-8 weeks.

I will be shopping around to different networks. Everything we are speaking about goes back to Willie E Lynch and slavery. If the name doesn’t ring a bell, you were once me uneducated about this topic and history as a whole. I was naive as a child about this subject matter, but now that I’m older it saddens me to see our race decline as a whole. The roles have reversed and in a negative perspective. This topic makes the hair on my arms stand (literally). As a black woman we born with two strikes; we’re women and we’re black. Men and/or women of different ethnicities will never understand how deeply words can hurt and scar BUT in 6-8 weeks…. YOU WILL.

@Ramses you are absolutely correct. We have outlined this in my film. After further research and interviewing, we feel like everything is a guided by Willie E Lynch. Those of you who are familiar with him he was a slave owner who wrote a letter to control a nigger slave by bullwhipping the black male to point of death all in her presence.. Seeing this caused the black woman to go from a dependent state of mind to a frozen independent state a mind causing her to raise her off springs in different roles. Her females to be independent and the males to be strong in the body but weak in the mind (body/mind). How many women streaming today, I’m independent and don’t need a man? How many men are leaving black women because of their plight of success? Willie E Lynch ended the letter stating, they must trust and worship only us. Government assistance has taken over and not just in our community but we are the ones that are targeted because no one speaks up about it. We have learned to accept the negative feedback and criticism but not anymore. I’m speaking out and my film is the voice for the people. Who needs a man when the government provides food, shelter, and clothing?

How can our men untuck their tails and lead by example? It’s going to take self evaluation and an open-minded individuals for this cycle to be reversed. We have to give our younger generation a better chance at life. I don’t want to say too much abt the film but god bless everyone.

Dorothy Lucey
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Dorothylucey2012@gmail.com

By: Scott Robinson

Scott Robinson — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 03:58:40 +0000

Well, it is refreshing to see that we haven’t all been sold out!

By: LOL

LOL — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 17:37:37 +0000

Mack, you went hard and reality checked the new nigga!

By: Mack

Mack — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 16:35:16 +0000

@ the Koon:

You obviously don’t know American history. Humans didn’t start this country: a bunch of wig wearing subhuman barbarians did. You’re obviously one of those angry white people mad because you can’t get a handout anymore. Your white pass has been revoked. Now you’re realizing that middle class white folks are the new niggas now. Welcome home my nigga…

By: Iza Koon

Iza Koon — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 15:42:32 +0000

Since when does a NIGEROID MONGREL HAVE A MIND ????

YOU RACIST MONGREL DOGS are WORTHLESS RATS!!!!!

CARRY YOUR STINKING BLAK ASS’S BACK to AFRIKA !!!

LEAVE AMERIKA for HUMANS!!!!!

By: yis'sh'yah

yis'sh'yah — Mon, 08 Oct 2012 17:35:05 +0000

4 all sistas with eyes to see and ears to hear please understand this goes way deeper than willie lynch please go to yahspeople.com hebrewisraelites.org and get some light and true understanding of what is happening please google the name cesare borgia and see what pops up the almighty yah is the true creator of heaven and earth its time to come out of her i pray you get understanding

By: H. Lewis Smith

H. Lewis Smith — Mon, 08 Oct 2012 17:17:14 +0000

I’m an advocate of the truth and this article speaks the truth and nothing else but the truth. Congratulations on telling it like it is. The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. The Willie Lynch forces were well aware of this and prepared the black woman’s mind to be an instrument to maintain the mental enslavement of the black male.