Comments on: The Black Community Is Gradually Being Erased, And Black People Are Being Turned Into Nomads And Cultural Refugees.

By: toomanygrandkids

toomanygrandkids — Mon, 08 Jun 2015 19:26:21 +0000

If the black population in Ferguson is 67%, then why don’t more black men apply for law enforcement? Could it be because a large % of black men are criminals who aren’t capable of being police officers?

By: Eric L. Wattree

Eric L. Wattree — Sun, 31 May 2015 22:22:11 +0000

Hassan, you spoke volumes below:

“The new Americans” have another agenda and it does not include us. Once they get a foot hold into whatever area they pretty much take over, conducting business and all other day to day activities in Spanish, and hiring their own people. And they are quick to get involved in local politics, along with state and at federal levels. I have never seen any of these Hispanic communities vote for or support a black candidate unless it was their only option. Regardless of how bad a latin politician is they will blindly support him or her, they are rabidly ethnocentric.”

But we can get mad at people for having sense enough to do what we SHOULD be doing. There’s Walmart around the corner from my house. It put an Albertson’s out of business four blocks away, but there’s a little hespanic market that actually shares a parking lot with Walmart – the only thing that seperates them is a row of hedges – and the little Hespanic market (El Superior)is thriving.

Thus, Hespanics know the supporting one another. Black people don’t, and it’s silly to get mad at people because the have more common sense that we do- and it hurts us. The top 10% of the population in this country controls 90% of the wealth, and the bottom 90% of the country only control 10% of the wealth. So all of the working class BETTER come together. We should be out in the street trying to recruit Eskimos.

By: hassan aziz

hassan aziz — Mon, 25 May 2015 04:21:15 +0000

i don see latins as my enemy, but simply because someone is poor and has melanin in his skin does not make him my brother or comrade. thats the prob with our racial group because we fixate on skin color rather than commonality, values, morals and ethics.
i do see your point that yes, theoretically working class people should view each other the same, but we dont. but to view newly arriving hispanics as brothers and sisters is not only naive but misguided. again, i have lived and traveled all over the u.s. and have not just seen this social phenomena take place in one or two places across the country, but in literal regions.

“the only place that hispanics have gotten along with blacks; is in the mind of a liberal”

By: Terrance Amen

Terrance Amen — Sun, 24 May 2015 08:51:23 +0000

Unfortunately I have to agree with this article. We react rather than be proactive. I disagree that we are done, but it will probably take more negative situations for our community to finally realize, we have to start working together in order to survive and prosper as a community.

As long as we keep listening to these so called leaders that continue to direct us into the integration trap, we will dilute ourselves out of existence.

Black Unity is the solution, 3ufirst.com is the plan.

By: reality_check

reality_check — Sat, 23 May 2015 15:30:53 +0000

Blacks are done. It’s back to the concentration camps for us. Most of it will be our fault. Everyone is playing the game of life in the US EXCEPT for us. We refuse to realize, accept and adopt the strategies for success.

By: Eric L. Wattree

Eric L. Wattree — Thu, 21 May 2015 14:51:53 +0000

Hassan,
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That was a very insightful comment. I would just take issue with one part of it. We’ve got to stop blaming our problems on other poor people. We are now knee-deep in a class war, so poor and middle-class people of every race and ethnicity must come together to fight this demon who’s trying to devour us all. His most potent weapon is keeping the poor and middle class divided. And the way he keeps us divided is by sending all the jobs overseas which causes us to have to fight one another for every scrap and crumb. If we want to survive, we can’t bu into that scam.

By: hassan aziz

hassan aziz — Thu, 21 May 2015 03:33:24 +0000

This is the deficiency I have always seen with democrats sitting with open arms welcoming the “new americans” , I guess to some degree the black politicians have no choice to go along with it now because the demographics are changing in their own districts. So they will go along to get along all at the cost of their black base that has blindly supported them for years.

I used to live in California like you and have witnessed neighborhoods like watts, Compton, Inglewood, etc. all become Mexican, or latin. I have witnessed the same happening in other parts of the country like florida, virgina, and even in states like Alabama and Georgia.

You are right, I believe nationally we were at 15% of the population of the U.S. and now we are barely at 12%. I have predicted this for years, as we continue to make decisions that are not in our best interest as a people and community we will be come less and less as eligible black men and women will continue to seek life partners outside their own race; and I see this more and more everyday.

We need to get back to who we once were which was a spiritual, God loving, and caring people, Sundays, families, and making our communities a peaceful environment, not just for ourselves, but for others that would like to come in our communities and patronize our restaurants, stores, and other places of business. Self-segregation and disenfranchising those that have no bearing on the outcomes of our poor decisions hurts us all. Maybe I am wrong, or just a dreamer, but I don’t see anything meaningful happening with out us having to go through the fire again, whatever that is.