This is just my estimation of current politics in America, but I think black people are intentionally being provoked into giving up their own power. And to me, power is economic power. After you find a way to be healthy with yourself and those you love, go on to make that stash. And the examples I use is any illegal means to siphon money from the system. I'm not going to cars. For example, I want to repair cars. That's going to be my thing. Even though I suck at it, I'm going to get good at it. And there are strategies out there, I believe, for everyone to make it ahead. And if you can't get ahead, then help someone, help your brother out in getting ahead for them. Pass it forward, you know? And that's my very naive point of view.

Good evening my friend, what propelled you to make this sound ****?

It's really hard to even discern when we're talking about these so-called advocates, who's advocating for Black power and Black progress, and who's really working for their own interests.

Take that last part back. It's not hard to discern. It's very easy to discern, but it's hard to get Black people to acknowledge the reality and then further change it.

Do you anticipate any such black lash? Oh, excuse me, backlash? Because you made such a soundbite?

My life experience when you talk about minorities.

I don't see how there could be backlash on this because he's doing this with the best of intentions encouraging people to think for themselves and do for themselves. And the media brainwashes people to spend, spend, spend.

The media brainwashes people to spend spend spend to live beyond their means by the newest car by the newest this You know the stupid spinning rims right people need to talk about this kind of stuff

I would have to agree I would even say the Black people being tricked out of you and up the power in every aspect of society not just economics but also like a voice of voice is being stolen from us from all of these so-called advocates