There's no need to ask you for clarification. You've made it clear where you stand on the issue of IR. So I don't need to guess, or ask you what you meant. If I wanted to get deeper understanding about your motives or who you are, I would cast the merindinlogun.or obi abata.
Its been pointed out to you on numerous occasions that you've contradicted yourself surrounding the issue IR so spare us the spin and endless ranting.
Yes, you've given Africa and Africans there props yet this has little to do with your mode of thinking. It was your identification with western culture as opposed to African. This what I mean about dis-asociation Its not simply about what I choose to call myself, its who I identify with. What it means and represents.
Africans by and large are concerned about the community, the collective well being of all the members in their respective societies. Including the mental, emotional physical, psychic and most importantly spiritual well being. Western culture offers little to nothing in the way of addressing these concerns. Although you claim you don't enbrace all of western culture you seem to select some of its elements that are often diametrically opposed to some of the major hallmarks of traditional african institutions. Your understanding of African traditions are woefully mis-informed and misguided . Your expressed opinions on circumcision spoke volumes.
So I don't need to try to define you, you've done a thorough job of doing it yourself
As far as insulting you or your daughter I made no mention of her, implicitly or explicitly. As a matter of fact,you and your child are quite beautiful. The point of the reference to children was to highlight the implications of having a child by a white man. Don't get it twisted, I don't care how many pink men you choose to spread your legs to, not in the least bit
However, if your feelings got hurt, maybe you need to think about someone else's before you suggest that they're no longer black because you disagree with them.
I don't have an interest in determining what words you use or don't use, where are you getting this from. I told you I said this to place a mirror in front of you What part of words have power don't you understand You can place whatever kind of spin on the word darkie you want to, about being ok with it etc. Know this, Africans know all to well that words often come back to haunt us. Words like darkie are established archetpyes that have no redeeming value, and if they were used to hurt your ancestors they're bound to come home to hurt you and yours in return. Its all about responsibility
