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If any of you have Amazon Prime, there is a news magazine program that I think Black American slave descendants should see called "Homestead City." It is about people in Toronto, Canada, creating a sharing economy and a makers' economy. If Black... more
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bartering social network online, (7) food preserving, 
cooperative housing just for us like condos. If we don't control the things we need to survive like food, water, clothing, housing, transportation, racist whites, immigrants, and their black house slaves will continue to oppress us and drive us into extinction. We can have all the things this show talked about, but we need a nation-wide Black American organization to pool the money together in order to get the ball rolling. What if we made a Black American church that (1) focused on worship of our slave ancestors during formal American slavery and (2) sustainable living. The Black American poor may want to eat healthy, fresh fruits and vegetables, but fresh produce & organic produce are expensive and spoils too fast. If we owned community gardens across the USA just for members, we can share and barter the harvest among members, preserve some for our members for winter, sell off excess produce at farmers' markets, & what we don't eat can be given to livestock like pigs, goats, chicken, and cows as feed. What do you all think about that? We can't do it alone. Are the Black Democrats helping you attain food independence? Or course not, but our people keep on voting for them and getting genocide and continuous racial slavery in return. When something is too old for you, think about how many of us give those things away to Goodwill and Salvation Army. What does the majority of their employees look like where these Goodwill or Salvation Army stores are located within Black American majority areas? Do most of the employees look like us or not? Community gardens created by us and for us can change selfish behavioral patterns into sharing behavioral patterns among Black Americans. Hopefully, we will become less materialistic about buying or even stealing a so-called name brand product from stores, who employ few if any of us. Black American Christians are more likely to share or donate to a white face or a foreign accent than to the Black American homeless and welfare recipients. Racist Black American Christians respond to seeing another Black American starving to death on the street with "That's unfortunate," or "I will pray for you" or blaming that Black American for his/her death by poverty and employment discrimination by telling him or her, "You need Jesus." This racist, genocidal, racially motivated apathy and arrogance among Black Americans is a bad habit we need to break. I want to be friends with or live next door to Black Americans, who help each other. I want to know my neighbors by name. I want to shop at stores where the Black American employees know my name and I know theirs. I want to see us have block parties full of Black Americans, who let our kids play with each other and not worry about them. I used to ride bikes or roller skated with other kids up and down the block all day. When I was a kid, the back door was left open for us to run in and out of all day. We harvested peaches & walnuts from trees in the backyard every time they were ripe enough to eat. We sat outside eating watermelon. We caught butterflies in jars and burned ants, harvesting food, with magnifying glasses, which wasn't very nice. But at least we played outside, right? We may want to get back to nature, but we can't do it alone. That was in the time of Atari video games and we still played outside. Don't any of you want the same thing rather than complain about the way things are like there is nothing we can do about it? These sustainable living ideas can fill up our own used clothing stores and our own food banks, so we have food for those in the greatest need. We won't have to beg whites and immigrants for donations. Plus, we will become stronger and healthier race of people from eating healthy food. Our poverty due to employment discrimination is designed to kill us all off. The limitations of welfare or low income jobs forces us to buy and eat food that is bad for us. We don't have a choice in buying fresh, healthy food do to limitations in our welfare or low income salaries' budgets. Years ago, an African man called a Black radio talk show to call Black Americans stupid, because he says we choose to eat food that is bad for us like we got a choice. The Black Americans radio host did not correct or inform that racist African immigrant for stereotyping Black Americans as stupid and lazy due to things we cannot control; like Jews, Native Americans, or any kind of white immigrant , Afrocentric Black Americans allow Black Africans to be sacrosanct. Black immigrants can come to USA and critique Black American slave descendant, but we cannot critique them. That's a racist inequality within Afrocentrism I cannot follow. That's another self-destructive pattern of thought we need to break. Has it ever occurred to any Black American to be Black American-centric instead? You don't have to be white or European descent to be racist and exploitive of the financial gains within American economy from Black American enslavement. Look up the definition of racism in a sociology book. It does not require the perpetrators to be different in any way from their victims; it only requires the perpetrators to treat their victims differently from members of a different group. We cannot force racist whites, immigrants, and blacks to employ us, so we can afford fresh, preferably organic, fruits and vegetables due to their perishable nature and financial expense. We have to live within our economic means such as eating processed food, lacking nutrients, or fast foods full of fat. We can change that if we are willing to work together in a massive nationwide organization. What do you all think about creating a nationwide, Black American church that rejects a false white, Jewish god, rejects Afrocentrism, and uses sustainable living to break self-destructive & selfish patterns of behavior that we learned during formal American slavery? Are any of you willing to move beyond social networking online to create sharing, productive Black American communities and economies for younger Black American slave descendants to inherit and to live in? Tell me what you all think.
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