Attention

Is this to me or someone else? I read your examples I acknowledged them, you blew off my examples repeatedly and brought up different ones and irrelevant issues.

 

Gonna answers these for myself ?

Who does he know?
Probably several people. The more, the merrier.

Who's his main?
I wanna say EBK_Jaco but Im probably wrong ?

Will he pay people or a club to have me farmed?
Well, I sure hope so. That'd only make it more fun.

Will most of my hits fail?
I don't know cuz this account too small and idk his main. Either way, I'd say yes. Hits will fail. I need them losses anyways.

Can he find a way to get links?
I'd give you a wall link directly to my profile if you'd like.

What will happen if he's really this villain they depict them as?
Um. Everyone goes about their business as usual?

I suppose that's all ? that was fun. I hope we do this again.

 

Its me ?

 

Rant incoming.... (Bout to go full Kefo on y’all)

Concept: From general to more specific...

Ahem....

Why argue the principles of nature with people that clearly live their lives from a closet view?

Pause.

There is a very large universe that surrounds us humans, in comparison to ourselves, as individuals, and even united, we are still also very tiny in our understandings and explanations.


Don’t reply. Pause. Meditate. Read. Understand.


There are some people that hear about it and they understand the lesson.

Some need to actually see it happen, and then, they understand the lesson.

Then, there are those that don’t understand the lesson, until they experience it themselves and only then, after it is too late for them, they understand.

I hope that you are not part of the last group.


Pause. Ok.


...And for those that think natural selection will correct the manmade effects we (collectively) have on the universe daily, I hope you have found and are able to utilize the powers of the fountain of youth.

Point:

Stop using “isms” to shy away from, or change the subject about what is wrong, and what is right.

Discrimination can be both wrong and unfortunately also necessary, and we all know it. It is the intent, purpose, and agenda for that discrimination that would determine whether or not it is just.

I hope I just told you water is wet right there.

Reflection:

Yes, poc can indeed be called “racist”. The definition of the word racist can be taken out of context, and it be assigned to a noun as an adjective.... just like the words “ghetto” and “gangster”, which, all three examples, misplaced, are extremely offensive to me.

Internalized racism...? give me a break.... A person that uses the phrase “Uncle Tom” to describe someone that is turning his back on his own “brothas and sistas”, or betraying/alienating his own race for the approval of “the enemy race” or “whites”, is no less ignorant, than a person who believes that the Willie Lynch conspiracy origin dating back to slavery, is factual. It’s equally detrimental to the cause.

The letter is fraudulent. If you didn’t know, now you do. The irony is stunning, and the audacity... unbelievable. There is nothing less validating to a race, than when members of that race decide to initiate a “who’s more authentically the stereotype on a daily basis of what the rest of the world supposedly all thinks of that race,” competition. (This is directed at you Jaco.)

There is nothing that says “I hate myself and my race” more than that.

And...

There is nothing is more embarrassing.

There is your “internalized racism.”

Or.... when one of your parents or previous generations is black, but somehow another race is introduced into the lineage.... and depending on your mood at that particular moment you are mixed, until shít gets real and now all of a sudden, when it’s convenient.... Now... you want to represent a side? Now... you want a different more inclusive category? Now... you wish it wasn’t an issue in the first place?

That’s “internalized racism” at it’s finest. (That goes the girl on this thread misplacing it and for anyone that has never experienced or witnessed someone practice it in real life.)

Solution:

Learn your history. Address things that happen on a case by case basis, instead of grouping every travesty together into an “ism”. Take responsibility for your own wrongs and grow as an individual.

Seek to repair the things that matter most in an unfortunate situation immediately, instead of seeking to blame first in all situations. It might be best to catch the criminal or offender, heal those affected, and then, later, go after the “heinous” political stance that is “responsible” for the irresponsible choices that people make. Use good judgement.

Never “name call.” Instead of yelling “racist” or “Uncle Tom” as soon as humanly possible, state the actions that were, or are being taken, and suggest better actions to remedy the wrong occurring, or the wrong that was done. If you can, act on those WELL THOUGHT OUT -all ideas, people, places, things considered- plans.

People used to call Charles Barkley an “Uncle Tom” for affiliating with the republican party. After his statements and political stance on Alabama... do you agree with that statement? Do you even know what I am talking about...?

Anyway....

Instead of “because he/she was black.” ...Or, to take it further, replace “black” with “light skinned” or “dark skinned.”

(....?)

Try, “No one deserved that.” Or maybe “It’s a human right and those affected were/are human too.”

Pause.

Get the facts, and when it is validated with indisputable evidence, go on to try.... “There are signs that show race (or skin color, or something else that hints at targeted hate or agenda fueled preference) may have played a part in the outcome of that situation.”

I can assure you the reaction and response received will be more positive because...wrong is wrong, no matter who it happens to.

I see race in particular mentioned as nothing more.... in those particular cases.... than a justification of why what was done or what was experienced by those persons involved, is more wrong, or less wrong. Race shouldn’t be ignored. However, the political agenda must never overshadow the tragedy, victory, event, or.... the memory of value lost forever to some.... will be more easily forgotten by many... and far easier to remain indifferent about.... dooming us to repeat the very occurrences we were protesting in the first place.


Side note.... but semi related to my point:

You say 9/11... do most people comment on the conspiracy first?... or the lives that were lost, families affected, and the possibility that it may have sent just as much of a message from a “false” terrorist organization, if no one were actually in any of the buildings attacked and no lives were lost other than the organizers of the attack to the American people. (I’ve never even heard anyone suggest it, but...) I can almost hear the response, “We needed to be convinced that a war was necessary, and we needed a reason to believe that there are enemies of the American people who would stop at nothing to see us all eradicated.” It almost sounds rehearsed every single time.... and the thought of those people who were affected by that event directly... the memories of them and their loved ones, along with all the families that lost time with their first responder or military loved ones, who gave more than most were willing to... being lost in the political debate that comes next, makes my blood boil and I physically feel sick.

“We needed a reason to hate our enemies or those different from us... enough to want to see them harmed or killed.” ...Not brought to justice for their crimes?

It practically started a race war in multiple areas of the world. The victims of those hate crimes and similar crimes deserve justice too. So in your conspiracy talks be sure to hold the mastermind of the plan to fool us, responsible for those deaths and discriminations also... as I do indeed hold the person responsible for writing the letter that perpetuates this notion of the “Willie Lynch Syndrome” responsible for the obstruction of the “Black American dream” of achieving true equality with the rest of the people of this nation, and thus, further contributing to the deaths of many good poc and/or their family structure. I also hold any person responsible for pushing this ignorance on to other poc guilty of the same crime.

(And yes... It is that deep. So if you can’t handle reading all of this real shít, it isn’t meant for you... matter of fact... go listen to “I’m not Racist” and feel COMFORTABLE as you bob your head to Joyner Lucas’s first verse with your eyes closed, like “ this is cool” at a party with a room full of your good friends who are not poc.... then open your eyes and stare them all up and down one by one during the second reciting the lyrics... then put on an audio reading of the Pat Parker poem... you know.... the one that says “For the white person that wants to know how to be my friend: The first thing you do is to forget that I’m Black” (and close your eyes and bob your head like it’s cool), Then, the moment after it says, “Second, you must never forget that i’m black....” (open your eyes and stare them all up and down again for the duration of the poem reciting along).... Ask yourself... Is what I just did racist? Why isn’t it? Or... in your case... why is it?

Final thoughts:

When are we going to stop doing this to ourselves? Do we really need to experience the total destruction that this way of thinking and behaving will bring to our existence?

Rant over.

 

Real answer = too much effort to make an alt to farm him. isn't worth it.

 

i mean, you hide your “main” jaco chan. you don’t really have room to be talking about others “hiding”.

 

No one's scared of you, Jaco.

 

no one cares about alts. the only reason you wont tell anyone your “main” is cause you know you’d get stripped and farmed until you quit the game LOL

 

My offer still stands. I'll max your gifts if you bring out your main.
I'd even throw in some items