Morning. My internet access speed is kinda slow, the reason why I set back a bit. Okay, cool, the thread
When creating this thread I wasn't trying to initiate hate against white people or any other race. I also wasn't initiating a revolution or any move or protest towards white people. Thinking that is strictly dumbness. I'm not a politician or patriot. It just a thread, posted by a concerned citizen for discussion with other South Africans or any willing one to take part.
And at Sin, I respect the fact that you read, it's informative, it's elevating, it's the key. However, I notice that you just read, taking all that's presented to you without applying your own thots. Dude I fail to get your point or the message you trying to communicate, entertaining the fact that all states were created from suffering and pain, at the same time you telling me that you don't entertain the fact that Cleopatra was slaving people all in the name of African Rennaisance. I sense that in the past you were too concerned about blackness and the revolution till you encountered the books you mentioned above, which also steered your thots to another direction. I know you're grown up, educated and all that, but I don't think you take pride in who you are. You sound like a person who is involved in the struggle or who doesn't only talk about the struggle or other issues, but act on them. If you do I respect that, if you don't then I do not see the reason why you call people arm chair philosophers, people who just initiate talks and reason without action. I really don't know why you bash at this cos you also involved in the discussion or are you the one that enjoys being head, or maybe even used to Monopolise talks (not that Crack!!!, Cash hahahaha) where you come from. Calling us kids, wow!!!, and you don't even know who we are. And you also involved in kiddie talks, damn, so much for a grown up.
People, read, however, know how to read. Don't just take in everything and vomit it everywhere. Apply critical thinking, give us your own thots and support them with what you read.