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Still not being considered fully or even remotelHuman.
Hence the resurgent interest of Pan-Afric(k)anism, quiet quitting, moving to decentralied platforms, co-operative economics (not Black Capitalism because that's always been counter-revolutionary and unconscious), re-learning Afric(k)an History, Languages and Cultures.
A revolution of mind is occuring everyday among our Collective Kin in settler-country concepts and the Mother continent with every egregious indignity of the delusionally dominant society.
We rise
Hence the resurgent interest of Pan-Afric(k)anism, quiet quitting, moving to decentralied platforms, co-operative economics (not Black Capitalism because that's always been counter-revolutionary and unconscious), re-learning Afric(k)an History, Languages and Cultures.
A revolution of mind is occuring everyday among our Collective Kin in settler-country concepts and the Mother continent with every egregious indignity of the delusionally dominant society.
We rise
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Was the cotton gin technology?
It drastically reduced the price of cotton fiber. How does price affect demand? So more labor was reqired to produce that cotton. Who got caught in that crunch?
historyincharts.com
Of course some technologies are more obviously dangerous than others.
Maxim Gun
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The use of the word "technology" has skyrocketed since the 70s. Now a days lots of people behave as though it is synonymous with computers and electronics. A bow and arrow is technology.
The technology gives people power. Relevant knowledge is necessary to combat that power.
I have not noticed talk about Planned Obsolescence in relation to this Great Reset.
It drastically reduced the price of cotton fiber. How does price affect demand? So more labor was reqired to produce that cotton. Who got caught in that crunch?
How Did the Cotton Gin Affect Slavery? - History in Charts
Patented in 1793 by Eli Whitney, the cotton gin had a large impact on the southern economy and greatly affected the institution of slavery.
historyincharts.com
Of course some technologies are more obviously dangerous than others.
Maxim Gun
The Gun That Shook The World
The use of the word "technology" has skyrocketed since the 70s. Now a days lots of people behave as though it is synonymous with computers and electronics. A bow and arrow is technology.
The technology gives people power. Relevant knowledge is necessary to combat that power.
I have not noticed talk about Planned Obsolescence in relation to this Great Reset.
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People are quick to say if black people come togther and do this or that things would be better. Well we dont so now its on us. It starts One Black man at a time.
the white nan is the problem. the black man is the solution.
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