0 Abibisika (Black Gold) Points

Rank: Unranked Obibini

Originally written: January 15, 2016

One of the worst things you can ever do is deprive a people of their right to behave according to their natural instincts of self-preservation i.e. fight or flight. It’s especially egregious when it’s done to a people in the midst of a holocaust being waged against them.

During slavery, psychopathic, white racists tortured our ancestors and ancestresses in (dis)order to traumatize them into abandoning their sense of self-preservation. They (mis)taught them that it was wrong to want to get away from white racist, terrorists and that it was also wrong to fight back against them. They made these (mis)teachings the law(lessness) of the land, but more importantly they made them the law in our people’s minds.

Acts of unspeakable violence coupled with false ideas about the value of the lives of the terrorists superseding that of our own is how they were able to accomplish this particular genocide. This was, essentially, the creation of the white lives matter more movement. Then, traumatized Africans began traumatizing the many generations of children on these plantations and over time, the white lives matter more movement became culture among our people.

More accurately, however, the white lives matter more movement became a cultural prison for African People; an extremely self-limiting thinking and behavioral paradigm. Later, this socioeconomic and political movement would take the form of a subsidiary, trojan horse, socio-political movement which saw traumatized Africans engaging in mock torture and mistreatment of younger generations of Africans so as to prepare them to be sent into the jaws of a devouring enemy, completely unarmed and defenseless with their sense of self-preservation(fight or flight) suppressed or destroyed.

This latter movement proved to be a far more efficient vehicle of delivery of the “white lives matter more” ethos as it further corrupted any surviving traces of the self-preservation instincts by installing a seemingly, perpetual loop of diversionary “problems”, so-called solutions and a false sense of accomplishment.

A treadmill of “progress” continually advancing our people into a chasm of complacency.