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Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Using The Reconstruction Era
The Reconstruction Era is one of the most inspiring times in human history. After slavery ended officially the slaves were free to starve to death. Most of the slaves did not own property or have resources at all. The former slaves had the knowledge to do anything and they did. Former slaves created a public regional school system for all. The workers built a spiritual system that was different from the one that enslaved them. The workers tried to put together a social system that would last, but they only had slavery and tales of a time before slavery as a reference. With so little the workers created a social fabric that lasted for 100 years. The powers that be were heart broken that these so called inferior people could do so much with so little. The other ethnic groups either attacked or turned their heads while former slaves were attacked. By the 1980's we were so devastated by the constant attacks that our group gave up on itself. The former slaves volunteered to be enslaved again. Now our services are no longer needed and we are once again free to starve to death. I know what we can do because the Reconstruction Era showed us what we are capable of. The only question is are we interested in living again?
Monday, June 23, 2014
Using Madame Bovary By Gustave Flaubert
I first read Madame Bovary in college. I learned why it is harmful to have a society where some people have no power. In Madame Bovary the main character had to marry a simple man and live through him. Her power went as far as he could go. Our power should extend as far as our abilities could take us. Madame Bovary makes us empathize with women. The main character becomes self destructive because the society that she was in kept her bound. I come from a people that is given limited opportunity by this society so I related to Madame Bovary easily. Madame Bovary exposed me to an idea that I came to know later. In this novel a character dies from a broken heart. As a dark man trapped in the United States I knew how heart ache could injure us, but I never thought a person could die from a broken heart. As I have lived a little longer I can see how people can die from broken hearts. With a society that cannot give women a fair opportunity to seek the highest office in the land Madame Bovary will be beneficial to everyone.
Friday, June 20, 2014
Using Prince Hall
Every time I come across Prince Hall in literature I think that his name is being misused. Prince Hall created the first masonic lodge for dark people he called it African Lodge No. 1. In Hall's day most of the institutions for dark people were tied to Africa to have a land of origin other than the one that enslaved people. Now we know that many dark people were here thousands of years before slavery. Hall's African lodge was recognized every place else, except in the United States. I find it interesting that the African Lodges became the Prince Hall Lodges. The system forced the lodges away from land and put them in the image of one person. dark people often reduce their thinking to people rather than places or concepts. Personally I only deal in the concepts because people and place change, but concepts are rooted in reality. The more complex the concept the more reality it holds in my mind. Metaphysics and quantum physics are in my mind a lot lately. Prince Hall taught me that you have to document your ideas along with how those ideas should be used. No one can stop others from using ideas which ever way they wish, but if you have an explanation others can know what you meant. That is why this technology is so important. We can express ourselves in our own words. Learn about Prince Hall to see what you can get from him.
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Using Nat Turner
Of course I have studied Nat Turner. One of my elders even told me that I was like a modern Nat Turner telling people how they should get out of their miserable condition. It makes people uncomfortable to point out that they should not be comfortable in a situation that they have built their whole lives upon. I never thought of myself that way. I am a realist trying show people the same reality so that they can make a choice. When the people choose to stay in a state of stupidity It does not bother me because I have shown them their options. Nat Turner showed me that you cannot raise weapons against our the enemies of this plantation system. I had to go into the principle realm because that is where reality takes place. I express high principles every moment. Nat Turner showed that you can never trust people that love the ability of survive. Higher levels of consciousness is not desired and we should not force people into it. When I have ideas I share it and when it is ignored and disaster happens I say we could have avoided that if we had implemented the idea. Study Nat Turner to see how you can use him.
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Using The Boondocks
Many people are offended by The Boondocks animated series. I find this puzzling sense these same people love so called reality shows. The Boondocks lays out the reality of dark people in the United States. The writers of the show may think that they are giving an over the top presentation of black people, but I know that black people are so far out of their minds that The Boondocks is accurate. I gain encouragement from Huey's courage to go against the foolishness of the rest of his community, even his simple grandfather. I have met many elders who have an unrealistic view of the way the world works today as well as when they were active in the society. Our elders are making things up when they give you stories of the past. That is why I try to motivate you all to study. We need to study until the day we die because we never stop learning. The self hating Uncle Ruckus represent far too many dark people in this society and abroad. I know more than a few of them. The Boondocks is not just a silly cartoon that means nothing. It is important and you should check it out. You may be upset at the accurate portrayal of the race, but the truth will set you free from the illusion.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Using Blue Jasmine by Woody Allen
The film Blue Jasmine gives us a look into the lives of the financiers in the United States. You may think that these movies are adding drama to make the movies more outrageous. You may think that no one can be as bad as the characters in this film. I know at least one woman who behaves just like the female lead in Blue Jasmine. The money people of our society are pathologically selfish. They do not care about life at all, only life style. You do not have to take my word for it, look at the state of our society and the concentration of wealth. Ask yourself, why are the wealthy people letting their neighbors live in such awful conditions. I say neighbors because a homeless person sleeping in the doorway of the multi-million dollar townhouse is neighbors with the owner of that townhouse. These wealthy elite will step over us on their way the swindle money from who ever they can. Blue Jasmine showed that these financial crooks would rather kill themselves than pay for their dirty dealings. Blue Jasmine is great film for the insight it gives us about the the rulers of this system and shows us what they would look like under the principle of justice.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Using Ender's Game
I recently saw the film Ender's Game. It made me think about how I should behave when I need something that someone has. When a resource is necessary for my survival I would rather ask the people who have that resource if I could share it. It is a slim chance that they will share these days because peoples around the world have gotten so selfish. I would offer to trade something or service for the resource. If the group controlling the resource refused to give me the resource I needed to survive I would find another way or my life would end. I would never try to take the resource by force. Ender's Game forced me decide that defending myself means beating someone back without pursuing them. I could not destroy another person or group even if they attacked me. It is not that I am afraid or noble, I just do not see the point in destruction. Nature resets environments without our help, so I am in no hurry to destroy. I would rather spend my time created something useful like a view of the film Ender's Game.
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