I was watching a court show with a young black man and woman.
The brother was in the military in iraq, so called fighting for democracy, and when he came home he didnt have many job offers so he had to take a menial job making close to minimum wage.
In the process he borrowed some money from this woman he was dealing with and they had been involved with each other since high school.
He borrowed a few thousand from her to get a car and so forth.
He was strapped for cash so he couldnt pay her back at the time so she tracked him down, calling his parents (he hadnt talked to his father since he was a kid and she called him to tell his father about the bills he owe).
And she slept with numerous men on facebook and myspace while he was fightiing in the war.
She was stone cold too acting like he didnt mean nothing to her.
He was so upset by her behavior that he actually cried on national television.
I was hollering at the screen, irate at the fact that he would let a woman make him cry on national television!
I have cried over a woman once when i was around his age, but i didnt do it in public (yes i did lol, but there wasnt anybody i cared about around).
And he said something i found interesting at the end of the show.
He said something like, if she acts like this now the question is, did she ever love me to begin with?
The answer is no, she didnt.
All black women hate all black men because they hate themselves.
That isnt talked about as much and that fact should be emphasized more.
Black women hate themselves more than they could ever hate a man because they disrespect themselves all the time.
And the main way the black woman disrespects herself is by lying to herself repeatedly.
That is the worst thing you could ever do to yourself.
And they do this all the time because they are afraid of dealing with the past.
They are big giant scaredy cats who are afraid to come to terms with their fears of abandonment, their depression, their psychosis.
They are very dangerous creatures and they have to be dealt with if we are going to move forward as a people.
The most honorable Elijah Muhammad said that, "no nation could rise no higher than its women."
If that is the case then there is no doubt as to why we are in the present position we are in as a people.
Our women are low in quality and its a very sad thing.
We have shape them up to par if we are going to save our future generations because right now i have to completely admit that i am absolutely disgusted with them.
