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Everybody is tired of dealing with [ __ ]. People have black fatigue, not because they hate black people because they're black. They have black fatigue because of how people act, how black people poorly represent themselves and carry themselves within society. Black fatigue is a collective tiredness, especially in the United States, of black people's poor behavior, shitty representation, and lack of accountability.
[ __ ] will sit back and glorify being a [ __ ] all day and do nothing to repair or to better themselves. [ __ ] spend more time complaining about white people than doing anything for themselves or complaining about the drug dealers, the failing schools, the disruptive black women. All the problems that we have, we can blame ourselves for, but we rather sit back and blame the white man for it. That's why people are tired of dealing with black people because there's no positive solution. There's no productiveness of black people today in America where people that beg, whine, cry, and [ __ ] complain. And people are tired of dealing with this. That's why I've moved from black fatigue to now black exhaustion. People are tired. They're exhausted from dealing with [ __ ] and letting [ __ ] run around the country doing whatever they want. We will burn down half the country for drug dealers, [ __ ] and [ __ ] degenerates just simply because we want to make ourselves feel good. We're a mediocre people that love to live in comfort. That's a sad and pathetic [ __ ] existence that we have. All this fighting and all the [ __ ] that we've gone through and now we've amounted to this. Our ancestors are [ __ ] turning in their grave looking at black people today. They're greatly disappointed in what we've done and what we've produced.
Nobody today hates black people because black people exist. Nobody has a hatred of black people because black people are black. People have a disdain for black behavior. And guess what? We're judged by the content of our character and not the color of our skin today. Martin Luther King will be so proud that we got exactly what the [ __ ] we wanted and what we deserve today.
So, how do we stop people from having black fatigue? How do we change this? How do we turn it around? Well, [ __ ], you're going to have to do a lot of work. We have three major issues we have in the black community today. The first is crime. Crime is the biggest issue within the black community. It's we at the end of the day, we have to deal with the crime and instability that affects our community. Black children can't grow up and have a stable life if they're surrounded by filth, crime, and degeneracy each and every day. That's not the white man coming into the community and shooting up the gas station and the bus stop. That's black people doing it. Because guess what? We glorify music of violence. We glorify a culture of instability. We glorify a culture of having no order and no control for ourselves and around us. Per capita, we commit more crime in this country than any other racial group that exists in the United States. And the people who get killed the most are black people at the end of the day. Black children especially. How can a black kid go to school when he lives in a community filled with crime? When we have a community that glorifies his disgusting behavior, no child is safe and no child is going to grow up with a positive influence. A community cannot operate on a first world standard if it lives in third world conditions.
The second is education. We don't value education in the black community. We glorify [ __ ] being an athlete, a rapper, a [ __ ]. But we don't glorify being an academic and an intellectual, someone who studies and reads and does things for the betterment of the community, producing something of value within the community. We're at the bottom academically in this country. It's because we don't value and we don't care about education. We think that speaking properly or doing right or being good in school is acting white, behaving white. We have to get this [ __ ] mindset out of our heads. We have to completely do away with this way of thinking because it's killing us each and every generation that passes on. And we don't value education. We don't value teaching and learning things so we'll be able to pass it on to the next generation that we're going to continue to be at the bottom in this country.
The third and final is the black family unit. Now, most black Republicans will say, "Well, we have more black fathers in the household. Things will be better." That's not how it's going to work. Black women are the biggest problem that we have within the black community. They don't take accountability and they run the community. Black women need to understand that they're not the prize. They're not the ones who establish order. They're not the ones who establish relationships. They're not the ones who should be in any control of anything within our community. It's black men that have to take power and being aggressive, be extremely aggressive and holding and maintaining power for the sake of our existence. I advocate for a lot of black men of claiming custody of their children, having custody of their children over black women. I think a black child is in a better quality care in a black man's hands than he is a black woman. Black men have to come back into the community and reestablish order within the community. Tell black women to shut the [ __ ] up, sit the [ __ ] down, and sit the [ __ ] out and learn to support and listen. We need black men in a household, not for the boys, but for the girls, so they can see a shining example of what a black man should be. So they can be able to support a black man that they love in their lives. That's the missing link. It's not that we put more black fathers so the boys can learn to listen. No, we already have enough of that. And guess what? These [ __ ] don't listen because they're raised by affeminite [ __ ] black men and masculine black women who've never had a strong male role model in their life.
If we fix these three problems in the black community, we actually focus on solving these issues, we actually can have a chance at doing something better and going in a better direction. If you're black Gen Z, we are the only generation that has a chance of fixing and turning around this mess that we're in. We're the only generation that can actually solve these problems. If we don't, then it's going to be a terrible existence for those who come after us. It's imperative that we reestablish order within our community and take our community in a better direction. We can do no otherwise. Do better, [ __ ]. [music]