...
Black Capitalism Won’t Save Us
- Thread starter Rembrandt Brown
- Start date
Whatever.. we MUST use our economic power
When this corporation/colony/country was BOOMING in the 1950's and they kept copper color people outta getting in on the money chase! That decade was when the damage was done to our people and we will never rebound from that!! If you think these colonist are holding us back, just because the color of skin?? Nah it's deeper than that! 1. Everything we get into in this country, we dominate!! EVERYTHING!! 2. THESE COLONIST KNOW, WE ARE SUM BAD MOTHAFUCKAS!! 3. ALL THIS SHIT AROUND US WAS STOLEN FROM US!! 4. THE LIST GOES ON AND ON!!
We've gotta snap outta the damn trance/illusion/dream soon!!
We've gotta snap outta the damn trance/illusion/dream soon!!
Just half of younger Americans now hold a positive view of capitalism — and socialism's appeal in the U.S. continues to grow, driven by Black Americans and women, according to a new Axios/Momentive poll. ...
By the numbers: In 2019, 58% of Americans ages 18-34 reacted positively to the word capitalism. That's plunged to 49% today.
www.axios.com
By the numbers: In 2019, 58% of Americans ages 18-34 reacted positively to the word capitalism. That's plunged to 49% today.
- Back then, 39% of all U.S. adults viewed socialism positively. That has since ticked up to 41%.
- Socialism has positive connotations for 60% of Black Americans, 45% of American women and 33% of non-white Republicans. Those numbers have grown over the past two years from 53%, 41% and 27%, respectively.
- Only 48% of American women view capitalism in a positive light, down from 51% two years ago.
- Today, 18-34 year-olds are almost evenly split between those who view capitalism positively and those who view it negatively (49% vs. 46%). Two years ago, that margin was a gaping 20 points (58% vs. 38%).
America's continued move toward socialism
Socialism is getting more popular, and capitalism is fading.
www.axios.com
Just half of younger Americans now hold a positive view of capitalism — and socialism's appeal in the U.S. continues to grow, driven by Black Americans and women, according to a new Axios/Momentive poll. ...
By the numbers: In 2019, 58% of Americans ages 18-34 reacted positively to the word capitalism. That's plunged to 49% today.
- Back then, 39% of all U.S. adults viewed socialism positively. That has since ticked up to 41%.
- Socialism has positive connotations for 60% of Black Americans, 45% of American women and 33% of non-white Republicans. Those numbers have grown over the past two years from 53%, 41% and 27%, respectively.
- Only 48% of American women view capitalism in a positive light, down from 51% two years ago.
- Today, 18-34 year-olds are almost evenly split between those who view capitalism positively and those who view it negatively (49% vs. 46%). Two years ago, that margin was a gaping 20 points (58% vs. 38%).
America's continued move toward socialism
Socialism is getting more popular, and capitalism is fading.
America is extremely socialist for big businesses...
But not for "the people"
Weve been programmed and conditioned since the radio waves and tv analog signal, has been on released on a large percentage of the masses in this corporation!!! Since the masses have such a hard tyme wrappin their head around the facts that this corporation/colony/colonist would ever do anything in its wildest dream to mislead, fuck over, steal, kill, make billions on copper color people pain or suffering!! HUH???
Step back, open ur eyes, open ur ears, put ur head on swivel and keep that head always moving and watching your back at all times!! Then again dont do anything and just keep sitting there and enjoy what you receive!!!
Step back, open ur eyes, open ur ears, put ur head on swivel and keep that head always moving and watching your back at all times!! Then again dont do anything and just keep sitting there and enjoy what you receive!!!
Say it louder, snap these folks outta the damn trance!!
I don’t care for this iteration of exploitation. Having black faces holding the whip isn’t an ideal to thrive for.