48 Laws of POWER- Law 21 - Play A Sucker To Catch A Sucker
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Posted By: Jason Breckenridge on December 13, 2023 I once saw a guy bash the 48 laws of power by Mr. Robert Greene on the basis that it wasn't a book of african principles. He was right but I hope it didn't take him too long to come up with that analysis. Here's a book by a white historian, detailing the white supremacist playbook. It's magnificent reading for the counter racist.People who support antiracism would do well to study this book if they're that concerned with trying to force white folks not to be racist (a terrible idea, see laws 13 especially). Now, in preparation of today's diary entry.. I want to ask you this question.. aren't you tired of beggin white folks to act right??? Maybe they preying on that. The article I'm responding to is about the current generation of young white supremacists... what else? It's the focus of the Diary. There are some really young ones coming up in Colorado and the black folks there are singing that same ole song. Again, if you don't get nothing else from the Denial Diary, understand that they must deny root cause analysis in every bs discussion about racism, systemic racism or antiracism. That way, the problem never gets solved and the game can continue. Yep, THEY ARE PLAYING DUMB. Now the dumb white supremacists do dumb sh*t just cause ya know? They the original "f*c* n*ig*s".. but the sharp ones follow this law of power, in every generation. It's all con. Peep game. Near the end of slavery, black folks and white folks alike was beggin white supremacists to chill out with the bs. Slavery supposedly ended & during Reconstruction, it was white folks running around actually saying that racism was over! That was con. After Reconstruction, when racism was supposedly over, we entered what we now call the Jim Crow era. White supremacists was still on the bs, hiding behind sheets now while at the same time running around saying that we "was separate but equal". That was con. That went on for over 150 years until we reach the Civil Rights Era, when black folks done had enough of the hypocrisy right? White folks was still racist as ever. They passed "landmark legislation" to finally address the problem. That was con. After that, in the "post civil rights era", mass incarceration, police brutality and racial profiling leads to the creation of what we call, "modern day slavery", where the plot to give black men felony charges and thus make it harder for them to survive IF they make it out of prison. White supremacists was still on that bs! We was tired of beggin..We got militant with the Black Panthers and scared white folk. They infiltrated it, played divide and conquer and ended the movement. That was humongous con. And now, we've regressed further into begging and pleading with white folks that "black lives matter".... And guess what, these groups like the NAACP and others have clung to Antiracism... you guessed it..more beggin white folks to act right. It's all CON brothers and sisters! Don't fall for the hook! It's like losing a football game the same exact way every time. I'm not going for the okie doke no mo' and neither should you. Planetary Chess is based on superior war strategy and it's clearly the only option to deal with the childish dominant society, runnin this weak a*s game. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Jason Breckenridge
Philosopher, Self Employed Prairie View A&M University class of 2007 Member Since March 2023 |
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