Comments on: 1984 and more: how important is spreading the (right) seeds?

By: Black Women and the Feminist Mistake « Maybe So, Maybe No

Black Women and the Feminist Mistake « Maybe So, Maybe No — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 02:57:02 +0000

[...] post in order to understand where she’s coming from on that. Very Smart Brothas explored a similar argument a couple of weeks ago, wondering if the black middle class would render itself [...]

By: soularkush

soularkush — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 20:06:41 +0000

I think we as the sensible side of the family should spread more positive seeds at least 3 each ..reason being the children with sensible parents are being overwhelmed by ignorance due to the fact they are outnumbered by children with children with parents who have being throughly brainwashed by white supremacy to think that a life of crime ,ignorance ,laziness,thugging is okay or the natural way for black people.and i read a few comments about birth control above and I say to my fam who think that is the best course of action do some research on eugenics , marget sanger , planned parent hood and youtube maafa too.lets replinish the earth family
Peace
I.S.L.A.M.
Kush

By: KatrinaMe

KatrinaMe — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:20:33 +0000

@The Champ,

Color me delayed, but LOL I didn’t call you a b*tch. I used it as a verb [SMILE].

And yeah, I stand behind what I said: If we feel a certain way about it then we’re just as responsible. If you realize you share enough of the repercussions to write about it here, then it’s safe to assume you share some of the embarrassment, which entitles you to some of the responsibility.

Now while all hockey mask makers may not feel responsible for Jason murking peeps, the one whose brand is on the mask may feel a bit inclined to say something. And so it is w/ D-Block and Chardonnay’s babies: our brand is on the mask.

Whoa. I think I just killed your rebuttal…

By: Da Iceman

Da Iceman — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 09:18:30 +0000

@The Champ, That’s the dilemma I guess at some point you just have to go for it…

By: A-Town Genius

A-Town Genius — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 03:00:28 +0000

@Me fail english?,

I never thought about it that way kind of makes sense. I just have known several couples who didn’t have a place of their own or even a job and they were trying to have kids. Definitely wasn’t the move

By: Tunde

Tunde — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 02:11:20 +0000

@Sula in lalaland, i’m not saying these people are “bad parents” at all. i just feel like if you don’t have the financial means to support say 5 kids then you shouldn’t be having 5 children. i don’t care what country you’re from. have as many kids as you want as long as you can support them.

also, i don’t think that just because you can afford children it makes you a good parent. but i think it can make it a little easier.

By: Tunde

Tunde — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 02:07:51 +0000

@Dorian G., i think in my country there will always be room for exceptions. since i’m the czar i can do that. i believe that there are plenty of adults who make less that 11k a year (legally). these people should not be allowed to procreate.

people who emigrate to this country should have the equivalent to a high school diploma. yes i said it. you should be required to pass the equivalent of the GED before you start having children.

once again. my country, my rules. tough cookies.

By: VeronicaCorningstoneD

VeronicaCorningstoneD — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:59:03 +0000

idk if this has been said, but has anyone seen the movie Idiocracy? The first few scenes deal with this and the movie is based on the “smart folks have died out” premise.

By: SaneN85

SaneN85 — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:02:28 +0000

@The Champ,
Refer deez.
Yeah, I’m still working on that.

By: Mr Blaze

Mr Blaze — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:25:42 +0000

@Jaci,

Being a part of the talented tenth prevents you from making the silly decision to have more kids than you can afford. The flip side of that coin states that you won’t even attempt to have ANY children until you think you have the right mate.

“What is we gone do?”