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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2020 · 15 MIN

“MORALITY”

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In this episode of Truth 2 Power I discussed the incorrect way to use morality.

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Greetings, greetings welcome to another episode of Truth of Power. I'm your host, Iris McNite. And tonight I want to talk about morality. Not in the sense that most people may think I'm trying to talk about morality, but just in a different sense.

Now, you know, but first let me discuss some things that happened this week. This week on Gayle King, she was she interviewed basketball, WNBA basketball, Stole, Lisa Leslie, and she asked us some disparaging things about Kobe Bryant and about the whole briefcase. It was dismissed up in Colorado, and that the woman was proven to be a liar. And that's why the DA dismissed the case.

But I've noticed that vice-of-premises, and I suspect that vice-of-premises are like, they tend to use our women against us. They are chosen to use people that look like us against us. Now, Lisa Leslie, she handled it like a G. She said she doesn't see anything like that.

And you know, like she said the case is dismissed. And that's the wrong time of bringing it up. And they shouldn't be talking about that. But she dealt with it the furthest of her.

She dealt with a group of daughters on a dog here at Frankie Bitch, which she rightfully told her, which she rightfully said. A lot of people say, well, I think she's called her bitch, but I think it's this. Gayle King and Opal Winfrey, a long history of going at the Black man. They pretend to be their friends about their lab.

They claim to be their friends about their lab. They say they want to turn around and make statements like, you know, rapists and all the rest of these things. Because over there, they'll say, Michael Jackson, he claimed to be his friend. But then, turn around, participate in a documentary, the food is a documentary that boils to the documentary.

And she just basically just try to trust this man's legacy. Now, I'm going to say this. Reading the point of the law of the power, I'm going to tell you some isolation is dangerous. And I understand what they mean.

Because they do this with most Black people. What they will do is they will use you to go against your people. They have no soldiers to rob you. And that's the thing you know, is that the white supremacist will turn against you.

And then you have nobody on your side. Now, I don't know what these white supremacists have on Oprah. You suspect white supremacists have on Oprah. And again, but they're just a fan of the Trump and Black people.

Black people are done messing with them. And rightfully so, because we don't need people like that around us. They're trying to infiltrate our society. We don't need any more bail wrenches, bullets or sellouts around us.

Now, she showed a lack of morality in that sense. When I talk about morality, I want to talk to Black people. I'm going to find morality for a minute though. But reality is a principle is concerning the distinction between right and wrong.

Now, I want to invoke a quote from one of our own scholars, the ancestors, John Henry Clark. He stated, we have been educated into believing someone else's concept of the deity and someone else's standard of beauty. You have the right to practice any religion and politics in a way that best suits your freedom, your dignity and your understanding. And once you do that, you don't apologize.

Now, within that dimension of religion, most Black people in America are Christians. And I particularly noticed that we don't use religion as an empowerment mechanism, but as a cowering mechanism. I myself, I practice this round. I talk about it, but I don't use that as an excuse to cower and not be the submissive to my oppressors.

When I talk to Black people, particularly those in the warlands for the most part, and I talk about it as taking control of the city and being a controller at destiny, they tell me statements like, I'm going to wait on Jesus to handle these people. Instead, I'm making statements like, my guy would want me to be subservient and subservient position that I'm in. See, that's using that to be empowering. We inhabit 60% of the land walls.

However, like I said, we don't show them my new, middle school, and the economics in the warlands. Now, the trend is, we are more concerned about being the most moral people on the planet instead of being the most powerful people on the planet. That's the truth. You are literally playing in a game with ruthless people who play with no rules at all.

That's why we're something happens to our kids, and these race-olders and white supremacists alike, there's a whole forgiveness session that people go through in the media, and they court outside the court, because they need Jesus for girls, everybody. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but in revelations, they say that Jesus is supposed to come back and start kicking some eggs, and they ain't gonna be no forgiveness. But black people can't change the power behind the religion. They wanna be the most moral people.

Now, morality is good to have, and certain situations. Some situations, morality is good to have. We're building relationships with people, but reality is good to have. One thing about this though, one thing about, we're talking about race disparity, when we talk about economic disparity, or economic inclusion, or lack thereof.

Muoyo morality doesn't count at all, because we're dealing with people who don't give a fuck about morality. Like you're trying to have them empathize with you, but they have no empathy or sympathy for you. People bring up what they've done in slavery. They're proud of it.

Like, supremacists are proud of what they've done in slavery. They're proud of what they did, it's also Oklahoma. They're proud of it. And you wanna play this little moral game, like you're gonna get through to them.

It's impossible. You wanna be the nicest people on the planet, but that's impossible to survive like that. In the words of two pounds of coal, you can't be an angel when you're stuck in hell. You have to basically transform into the demons of the back.

And most, you know, most cowboys were disagreeing me. I don't disagree with that. I don't agree with that. Man, shut the fuck up.

I don't understand this because I'm tired. I'm tired of us cowering behind our religion. I'm tired of us not stepping up to the plate because we wanna be morally responsible. In a game where people, that's not morally responsible.

For another example, this week, Russian Embal revealed that he has days for cancer, but most part, black people did not show him any type of sympathy. And they had people on the internet asking people on the internet and I'm swear to talk about some. Oh man, that's sad that he got a stage four of cancer. Do you know who the fuck Virgin Embal is?

He's been champion of cause for white supremacy for the longest. We got too much sympathy for our enemies. Where's number is a big enemy of white or black people? So big enemy.

We wanna take the moral high road. And these people, we take the moral high road. These people are running your ass over off the road. Damn.

But you know, I also wanna vote on another one of our ancestors, there's not any more. But Malcolm Ed said, by any means necessary, when he said, since self-preservation is our first law of nature, we assert the African Americans right to self-defense, to the constitution of the United States of America, clearly gives us a right to every American citizen to bear arms as Americans. We will not give up any single right, guaranteed under constitution. The history of unpunished violence against our people clearly indicates that we must have been ourselves or we will continue to be the best ones.

Against people at the mercy of a merciless mob, or racist merciless mob. So we declare our right on this earth to be a man, to be a human being, to be respected as human beings, to be given a rights to human beings on this earth, in this day, which we intend to bring into existence by any means necessary. And most of our people are not willing to take the necessary steps to achieve the goal, because they think if they're nice, they're never able to go into heaven in their afterlife. When it is totally possible for you to have heaven on earth.

When I said on last week's show that we've been told and conditioned all our lives that money was bad for us, the statements in church, such as, money is a rule about evil. And then I pointed out that they say that they'll go around and pass the election plate. And then most people can't even see the contradiction in that because they don't want to. So many people are afraid of the truth.

And I want to be clear, I'm not a knock in Christianity. However, I am a knock in the way in which people utilize Christianity. They don't utilize it correctly. They utilize it like some cowards.

Instead of using it as a empowerment mechanism, they use it as a cowardly mechanism. We want to pray for our enemies, instead of pray on our enemies. And when I say pray on, I'm not talking about P-R-A-Y, I'm talking about P-R-E-Y. You see, some people are willing to hurt the people that hurt them.

Not me, not me. You have to give people negative reinforcements in order to invoke discipline. Negative reinforcements is defined as a response of behavior that is restricted by stopping, removing or boarding a negative outcome or an adverse stimulus. Even as a child always knew that it was kind of since the price goes to hurt you.

Even when my mother would make things like, now you should go to the teacher. I was like, now I'm going to take care of this right now. As a little child, I knew that. I knew it just only made sense of hurt the whole thing trying to hurt you.

It was a matter of defense. Now, that was a boy at the time, but I understood that was going to be a man. And all that peace out, that wasn't registered with me. Being a 90 person in the room will get to hurt.

Being the most more person in the room will get you hurt. Let me make this thing right here. Black man, you are a guide. But like, woman, you are a guide, this.

You decide what's right and wrong. You decide what morally responsibility means to you. Allah means, and it stands for arms, legs, legs, arms. Hey, there is no mystery guide in the sky.

Only guide you know the guy with them. We look at the guide in the mirror every day and you don't even know it. Now, somebody punching you in the face and you'll apologize for it and make you weak. You're more relative depends on you, not other people.

But you think it's moral depends on you. And you gotta be willing to fight back. And stop carrying behind this hole. Oh, I'm a Christian.

I don't believe in hurting people because you know you have to forgive people. And fuck all that. That's what they don't make no sense. That's what it gets you killed.

You're dealing in a game in which people don't or aren't morally responsible themselves. But they want to tell you that you should be morally responsible. And you should not apologize for any of that. Now I just spoke truth to power.

I want you guys to have a good night.

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