Introduction To The Plantation Negro Paradox • DV University • Spring 2012

All these brothas with machetes ... and this white boy calling the shots?

That's some Plantation negro shit.
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Give us, us free?

The Doc said...

DV, i'm convinced a lot of brothers talk a good game about freedom but most of them use it as a front to mask the fact they've gotten comfortable being kept men. 

 

Free of any real responsibility, free of having to make any serious choices, free of an notions (or obligations) of self-determination, they've firmly hitched themselves to the Plantation wagon and will faithfully follow it wherever it goes, be it to the promised land or straight off a cliff. 

 

When someone like Ron Paul comes along and calls their bluff they retreat behind their daddy's coat tails, just as a child might and just wait for him to make the bad man go away. 

 

What's that, massa? 

You say da bad man is raysist. 

Ok, boss, you know I don't truck wit' no raysists. 

Talkin' 'bout us need to get rid of us Fed, who he think he is?

Plantation Negros Don't Get This ...

Nigga Please

Intellectual Insurgent said...

Anon,

You give too much power to words. The only reason they are so powerful is because you assign so much power to the word itself and to the person who speaks it.

If someone called you a nigger and you laughed in his face, that would be the end of the exchange. Someone called me a nigger once and I cracked up laughing.

I responded, "excuse me, I am Arab and so the correct derogatory term, as I am sure you know, is Sand Nigger or Towel Head or Rag Head. It really upsets me when I am not referred to by the correct derogatory term." The a-hole was so perplexed he had no response. I took all the power he thought he was wielding and mocked it.

It's amazing how mental power is so much more potent than physical power. If you react everytime you hear a derogatory term, you will always be on the defensive. And you can NEVER win or advance when you are on the defensive. That's why, for as distasteful as I find the use of the word "nigga", the fact is that the friendly use of it is in no way a power game.

Same goes with a whole host of other terms. Words only have the power you assign them. It's amazing how much easier things become when you stop giving people so much power to offend you. Because for someone to offend you, you have to believe that their opinion has value.

Michael Fisher said...

Given the relationship between Arabs and black Africans, which Arabs have pursued and tried to make tradition for many centuries, namely that of slave master and slave (well into the 20th and in some regions into th 21st century), if I were Arab, I'd laugh the term off, too.

You still haven't answered my challenge to admit that North Africa was black and not Arab territory and, above all, to denounce the Arab slave trade and genocide in Sudan and Mauritania.

"Sand Nigger" my ass. Make that

kafir.

If You Think Ron Paul Is A Bigot It's Because You Want To Think Ron Paul Is A Bigot

That Dude said...

His consistent opposition to the voting rights act of 1964 says it all to me.


Denmark Vesey said...
His consistent opposition to the voting rights act says it all to me to me too. It says RP respects Black people too much to relate to them like they're stupid.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is a tool of bondage.  A sham.  A hoax. A bamboozle. A bait n switch.

It is a Hegelian Head Fake.  It promises to empower when it actually weakens.

It does not protect our right to vote.  If Black Americans are in deed complete citizens with the same rights as other Americans, why would we need a special act of Congress to secure our right to vote?

Wouldn't the existence of such an act serve as evidence the rights of Black people were not protected by the same mechanisms that protected the rights of other Americans?

Rights come from the Creator not the US Congress.  Congress cannot give rights.  Congress, like prison, grants privileges. Anything congress gives ... congress can take away.  Thus the symbolic "renewal".

It is a Voting Privileges Act.

What kind of people are given "privileges"?  Free people?  American Citizens?   No.

Corporate slaves? US citizens? (small 'c')  Yes.

Subjects.  Employees.  People who contracted to obey corporate policy are given privileges.  Prisoners are given privileges (visitation privileges, library privileges). Plantation Negros are given privileges (voting privileges, driving privileges).

The VRA of '64 is not about voting.  It is not about rights.  It is about status.  It affirms the status of Black people as corporate citizens instead of American Citizens.  It turns Black people into Plantation negros.

To accept this privilege is to contract with the US corporation. It makes you a corporate servant.

Opposition to the Voting Rights Act is opposition to a weapon used to enslave Black people. 

Ron Paul is the only thing poppin'.
Like a can of brew.

Love Peace and .... Soul

The 'Global System of White Supremacy' Is An Illusion

If You Don't Support A Candidate Who Campaigns To Kill The Patriot Act ... You Need To Be Ashamed of Yourself

Who Really Controls Plantation Negros?

"It is useless to deny. . . a great part of Europe – the whole of Italy and France, and a great portion of Germany, to say nothing of other countries – are covered with a network of these secret societies, just as the superficies of the earth is now being covered with railroads. And what are their objects? They do not attempt to conceal them. They do not want constitutional government. They do not want ameliorated institutions; they do not want provincial councils nor the recording of votes; they want. . . an end to ecclesiastical establishments. . . ."

The Prophesy of David Mills - June 17, 2009

Undercover Black Man said...
DV... hung up on the cats named Levy and the fags and the Luminati. Don't believe shit he see on TV 'cept the rappers he be jockin' on BET. Get his ass tapped daily by DMG and still think he deep enough to fuck with me! Yo DV, go eat your veg-gies while I grub on some scrapple and head cheese. Yeah, I might get cardiovascular disease, but when I die they'll still be talkin' 'bout me and that article I wrote about PE. And my days on "ER" and "NYPD." And the show I created for NBC. And other shit you can read about on IMDb. So be glad we kickin' it digitally. In real life, you'd be fetchin' my Snapple iced tea!
 Denmark Vesey said ... 
Kingpins was sweet. 
I bought the DVD, 
when my son was ‘bout three. 
It became a frisbee in about 2 weeks.

When you die, I keep living. 
You see 
my seed is me.  
Stop actin’ like you don’t like it here dude,
you here more than me.
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See,
Even Plantation Negros feel my philosophy. 
Learn more here than you did in University. 
In reality DV
need to be, 
chargin’ cats a fee.

Congratulations on your plantation g.i.g. Very few brothers can say they ever worked for NBC. Must really make it hard to see Lee V. When your salary is dependent on not seeing Lee V.

Not knockin’ it man. But the shit aint for me. 
Articles about PE 
or a mention in IMDB. 
Is it really enough if a cat aint free? 
Free to see the reality 
that the he was taught a version of history 
by a cat named Levy 
which keeps him working for NBC 
instead of being NBC? 

Suckin’ on vaccines that give Africans HIV? 
Risking war for Tel Aviv 
chasing fake WMD’s? 
Replacing God with Nietzsche? 
Replacing God with Lee V? 
Ahh man. Why you want to start with me? 
You don’t really want to be free.

Big Ups on W.I.R.E. 
probably the best written show ever on T.V. 
I grew up in the streets of East B. 
First show to tap into the complexity and humanity 
of that forgotten city.
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