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Also I think the role of physical violence against the young is the cornerstone of the black family. I sit back many a day in horror thinking about how not only do the elders in any given generation not only view it as a necessity but a virtue. It's hilarious to them literally. And yes I understand that humor is often used as a mask to stave off raw trauma, but boy do they get creative with its expression!

Thank you all for the insights keep them coming! I think this is a tremendous topic that needs more attention, simply because I see so much creative potential in our communities consistently being snuffed out. From what I have observed, there are three main prongs with which young black men like myself are stabbed with from the first breath: 1. The family, we are either born into broken homes or present during its disintegration. Moreover the death of the family is often blamed on the children explicitly. We are viewed as burdens and living chores that must be taken care of by psychological enslavement. 2. Religion. I think it's obvious what the problem is with that. 3. Communism as a philosophical virtue. We are not told how to think or observe or learn, but how to resent the success of others.

Awesome pleased to meet you! COSI is still going strong by the way the exhibits are extremely creative and informative. And to your second point that is very sharp of you to notice that I think you are absolutely correct, nice catch

To clarify, I mean that the left assumed a reality about the population at large that turned out not to be true. In their self-imposed delusion, they attempted to erase a large population with a differing opinion, and because of the outcome are now exposed to their shortcomings. This is what I am happy about, people are being heard despite the lefts denial of their existence.

In my opinion is the anti-parenting hub of the future. Believe me I'm aftrican american myself and come with first hand experience. Before I post anymore information on the subject I'm curious as to what the community thinks about pour black family today?

I find a great joy in their defeat honestly, not so far as a "win-lose" drama, but "oh thank god reality as asserted itself!" feeling. If anything I want people to know and deal with the Truth, and from personal experience I've learned sometimes (or mostly), we only face ourselves when there are no other options. I think it's going to take more losses like these for the left to come to terms with themselves, so we're chipping away at the scare tissue of personal escapism by simply staying true to principle. Very little effort is needed on our part, I think delusion always leads to one eating one's self alive psychologically speaking. On another note, "feeling sorry" for these people is a little tricky methinks. Forgive me but that strikes me as a little pretentious. We are all human and we all have a form of neurosis we have to deal with on a personal level. I do not want to separate myself from the world at large, I want to do my part in helping, and that includes being in the trenches with with them emotionally and any other way they will allow. I understand their pain on a real level, and no I don't feel sorry for them, but i want to understand from where this beast resides. These are human beings, just as we are, and if we are to flourish as a community and get as many people as we can to come to Truth, "feeling sorry" is merely a pedestal blocking that path to true empathy. I think.

Hey all I am very very excited to finally meet you all! Here's to plenty of great talks, debates, and memories made in the future! First and foremost I would like to thank both Stefan and Mike for helping so much over the 3 years I have listened to the podcast. About a year ago I have been diagnosed with depression with possible psychotic features, but I tell you the bravery I have heard from all the callers through the years I has given me a near superhuman ability to push on and NOT GIVE UP. Currently I am a wolf pack of one in dealing with my traumas but am pleased to say that progress out of the depths is being made, and I want to share with others who are possibly in a similar terrain that they are not alone and it is possible to individuate. Because I am in a such a rough part of my life, I may come across as in bit too honest at times, so please let me know if any of my future posts alarm or disturb, it is my sincere goal not to scare anybody but to spread hope. Think of it like how somebody may behave after just getting home from a traumatic and tragic war. Some of my habits may still be stuck in "survivor mode". A vocabulary built from isolation. That being said very pleased to meet you all, I hope this message finds you well!