So there's this trend, fad, whatever you wanna call it of people expressing outrage that there are people who have a very vocal and differing opinion than President Obama. This leads people to state that Barack Obama is the most hated President. Not only is this inaccurate, but is far from true. Is Obama the most disagreed with President ? Maybe so, but it's no small mystery as to why. However I'll contend that the most hated President was in fact George W. Bush, and Barack Obama is fact THE MOST ISOLATED President and I have ample evidence to support my claims.
Showing posts with label Racism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Racism. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Friday, July 1, 2016
The Psychology Of Afrocentric Extremism & Feminism
This is yet again ANOTHER serious article. I don't do these very often and when I do, I at least try to sprinkle humor and pretty pictures in the mix so it isn't just hardcore serious thinking. This is an article I've been thinking about for a LONG time now and it all came from a single quote that's been rattling around in my head. The quote goes as follows;
I have no clue if I made this up or if it's been said by someone else before me but if it hasn't let me be the first to say it. The reason why this quote has been in my head is because MANY moons ago there was a very dark period in my life where I accepted that latter half of the quote; "eventually that person will hate the world.". It took me awhile to stop thinking like that and as I grew older and more educated, I learned that this is the beginning stages of a Persecution Complex, which will branch out into many other complexes. So why is this important ? Because I've noticed this trend in 2 forms of ideology that I've been studying recently and I think I've found a solid understanding of how to explain a persecution complex and how they relate to Feminism as well as certain forms of Afrocentric Extremism. So, let's get started;
"If you tell a person the world hates them, eventually that person will hate the world."
I have no clue if I made this up or if it's been said by someone else before me but if it hasn't let me be the first to say it. The reason why this quote has been in my head is because MANY moons ago there was a very dark period in my life where I accepted that latter half of the quote; "eventually that person will hate the world.". It took me awhile to stop thinking like that and as I grew older and more educated, I learned that this is the beginning stages of a Persecution Complex, which will branch out into many other complexes. So why is this important ? Because I've noticed this trend in 2 forms of ideology that I've been studying recently and I think I've found a solid understanding of how to explain a persecution complex and how they relate to Feminism as well as certain forms of Afrocentric Extremism. So, let's get started;
Thursday, June 30, 2016
Time For Some REAL Talk
So yesterday I saw a video that just irritated the ever loving Hell out of me and I just had to comment because this has gotten to the point where I'm absolutely fed up with a lot of stuff going on. What am I talking about? This insane, and unfortunate NEED to constantly talk about Race Relations in America while simultaneously denying we ever talk about Race Relations in America. Also this constant need to BLAME WHITE PEOPLE FOR EVERY SINGLE ILL THAT BEFALLS THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY! It's gotten to the point where Black people are becoming the very racists they claim to hate. In this entry I'm gonna address a few examples and explain what I mean.
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