FearlessLeader2
Fundamentalist Loon
FearlessLeader2 said:I'm not sure what fuels the rise of Islam. Perhaps the places where it is increasing are places where women are traditionally brutalized and subjugated. Lessee, American blacks, check, African male-dominated tribal societies, check. Hmmm...
Yeah. I kind of expected that.CurtSibling said:I think I can see what you are aiming at here, and it wears a pointy hood.
In the US, black children have an 86% illegitimacy rate (just under 50% for caucasians, terrible also). 86 out of 100 black fathers can't be bothered to marry and support their kids' mothers. The role models for black youths in the 50s and 60s were Malcolm X and Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr (the first murdered by his own people, the second probably by the US government itself). Todays black youths' role models are Snoop Doggy Dogg and Kobe Bryant.
I believe there is a direct correlation between the deaths of MLK jr and Malcolm X and the subsequent faltering and decline of blacks' status in this country. I believe that if the Nation of Islam hadn't gunned him down, the US gov't would have. In their current condition, most blacks are harmless and powerless before the government that continues to enslave them long after the Emancipation Proclamation supposedly made them free.
It may be cliche, but 'the man' is keeping the black man down. Anyone that can't be marginalized is shot. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton were easy to marginalize, Colin Powell did it to himself rather than be shot.
When I said what I did above about why Islam was growing in those areas, it probably did sound racist, because I didn't go on to add these truths. I hope that this sets the record straight, and I apologize to anyone who thought the worst for sounding that way.
We need another Martin Luther King jr., and we need to protect him better than the last one. I'd settle for another Malcolm X if that's all we can get.