which africans ?.. there's 1.6billion africans in Africa all 1.6billion took time away from real PanAfrican revolutionary battles with soldiers, bombers& fighter jets ,mercenaries ,guns & ammos & armored tanks & managing military commands to call into Tariqs show becos fba Tariq has any military expertise or ever fought an armed battle with ur oppressors?
how much u wanna bet?
for one , u dont have to engage u can ignore the thread , like the many other threads both u & I ignore .. so theres that
lol where is this FBA cult spreading like a cancer? do you hear yourself, get help bro, its just a few internet dweeps spewing that none sense i never spoke to someone in real life who identified as FBA. . I think you're just jealous Tariq can make a good living being a internet troll all day. Just ignore him and stop retweeting his bullshit he goes away.
Hilariously clowning obvious grift-shifts occurs often on here. Neither "emotional" nor new. Go ahead, ignore this thread and all other grift topics if it bothers you. Mentioning Jim Crow is a huge false equivalency and that description you provided of that event was historically inaccurate, brotherrrrrrrrr. The only one "crying" is you: "Guys, stop it, leave him alone!!!" FOH
Ole Karen sounding mofo: "STOOOOOP!! STOP THAT!!!"
So do you want to bet about the original statement “I” made.which africans ?.. there's 1.6billion africans in Africa all 1.6billion took time away from real PanAfrican revolutionary battles with soldiers, bombers& fighter jets ,mercenaries ,guns & ammos & armored tanks & managing military commands to call into Tariqs show becos fba Tariq has any military expertise or ever fought an armed battle with ur oppressors?
Yes let’s bet I’ll donate to a real reparations fund
So u also ignored the movement and videos of them pushing to “boycott African businesses” ?
lol and what power does he have to enforce such a boycott, he has no power its all in your head. Just step outside and stop allowing paid Fbi twitter trolls affect your life you'll be surprised how insignificant they are in real life
You added a lot of stuff in there. So we’ll go by exactly what I wrote. And just refer back to my exact statement.
This will never happen under any circumstance.
How does an unpopular congressman in Florida and a loudmouth grifter have more power to sway reparations more than Clarence Thomas? Are you shitting me? You don't like their comments but they aren't going to be the deciders on the issue of reparations.
99.9% (roughly) of foreign blacks that immigrate to America vote Democrat. The fact that you're questioning this is hilarious.
"Ur statement said Africans called into ur grifting cult leader talking about how they were getting lead from fba and online group with zero political military industrial power to effect any change while Traore was combating and commanding armies military installations and thousands of actual soldiers with armored tanks & troups of army soldier navy air force personnel..
We just essentially saw it, did you watch the last 4 years?
You keep making this about power. The issue is their line of thinking. How many African and Carribean immigrants who are naturalized citizens and can vote will be thinking like them, especially in the voters booth.
Do you have a stat to back that up?
everyfukkin time and he still hasn't answered the question.. imagine building a whole movement around the notion of imaginary potential of some minority of imaginary black immigrants in THE FUTURE voting against something that hasn't even gotten to congress for a vote and likely never will..
no thank u, English is my first language, maybe honest English isn't ur first language, besides ,English isn't an fba language just like many Americans aren't fluent in it, even if its their only language but yeah way to attempt to otherize me for a whiteman's language becos I expose ur fallacious narrative , go deal with it..
but u created a whole imaginary narrative to argue from the perspective that they somehow vote against the majority of black American voters who mostly vote democrat , so, do u have the stat to back up ur bogus assertions that they vote against black America or that they vote republican?
www.brookings.edu
www.pewresearch.org
u dont catch the most heat but ur dishonesty is catching heat
but u created a whole imaginary narrative to argue from the perspective that they somehow vote against the majority of black American voters who mostly vote democrat , so, do u have the stat to back up ur bogus assertions that they vote against black America or that they vote republican?
most black immigrants have always voted in lockstep with the general voting patterns of the native black american population, that's a well known fact
America’s immigrant voters and the 2024 presidential election | Brookings
Foreign-born and first-generation immigrant voters are an evolving electorate with the power to influence U.S. elections.
2. Voting patterns in the 2024 election
Voting patterns among many demographic groups in 2024 were similar to those in 2020 and 2016, but Trump made gains among several key groups, a Pew Research Center analysis shows.
The Top 10 Black TV Fathers of All Time | The Root
As we celebrate Father’s Day, the men who shaped our lives deserve much praise and applause. As such, we also want to honor the talented men who shapedwww.theroot.com
10. George Jefferson
Although George might have been an asshole, he was actually a good, strong father raising a strong black son who grew up to marry a strong, independent black woman. Even though Lionel was lazy (I mean, why did they need a maid in a two-bedroom apartment? Lionel could’ve cleaned that apartment in 24 minutes after he got home from school), Lionel seemed well-adjusted and happy.
9. Cliff Huxtable
I’m not talking about Bill Cosby; I’m talking about Clair’s husband. Theo and Vanessa’s dad. The character. Cliff was an excellent father who spent more time with his children than his wife (mostly because his office was in the house). Plus, he even adopted cousin Pam and Olivia (by the way—who is a bigger embarrassment to black people: Raven-Symoné or Bill Cosby?) and put up with Clair’s cheating on him during the early part of their marriage. Wait. You knew that, right? I mean, Rudy, Theo and Vanessa look like Cliff, but there is no way Sondra and Denise are his. Look at them. He was a doctor, so I’m sure he knew, but he raised them like they were his own. Kudos.
8. Carl Winslow
I know it must have been tough living the life of “one of the good” police officers we hear so much about and then coming home and having to endure the nasal drone of the neighbor kid who's always over at your house, drinking up all the Kool-Aid, eating up all the Pop-Tarts. Carl would’ve been lower on the list if his oldest daughter hadn’t disappeared up the stairs after the first season and resurfaced in porn. He redeems himself by being the only person on this list mentioned in a Kanye West freestyle.
7. Lester Jenkins
A large percentage of the reason the dad from 227 is included on this list comes solely from the magnificence of his mustache. One would also have to tip a hat to Lester for having never stepped out of the bounds of marriage while Jackée paraded around the building in those short, tight skirts jiggling all that thickness like a Jell-O salesman. He also raised a great daughter who apparently moved to the West Coast to hang out with Tupac, Janet, Craig and Smokey.
6. Lucious Lyon
You have to give it to a man for paving the way for a multimillion-dollar family business, even though he may have taken the road less traveled. His time in jail and that pesky Jamal/garbage-can incident might not make him the perfect candidate for Father of the Year, but his kids’ success make him the Joe Jackson of TV dads, and you know Lucious would rig the election anyway. Plus, the ability to handle Cookie’s ghetto fabulousness for all those years deserves a little applause.
5. Robert Jebediah Freeman
Riley and Huey’s granddad took them into his house after he had retired and built his nest egg. Instead of chilling out and spending his latter days with his homeboy Uncle Ruckus, he now has to dispense life lessons, stop Riley from transforming into a Superthug and referee Huey’s revolutionary, kung-fu-infused rants. It can’t be easy going from quiet solitude to answering doorbell rings from A Pimp Named Slickback (That’s the entire name. Like “A Tribe Called Quest.”)
4. Fred G. Sanford
After Elizabeth died, he raised Lamont on his own, in a junkyard. I’m sure Rollo and Aunt Esther provided support, but Lamont eventually became a caring, conscientious young man, lured only from the straight and narrow by his dad. And he had a great mustache. The “G” stood for “great father.”
3. Kunta Kinte
He didn’t really get to know Kizzy, but she wouldn’t be here if not for the stoic strength and majesty of Kunta. Because of his fortitude, she will know her father’s real name. If not for Kunta, Kizzy would have been dust in the wind because he traded half of his foot to be able to produce children. That is a hard price for anyone to pay. That’s why most people aren’t aware that Kizzy was kicked out of three schools for violence. She had a habit of slapping any child named Toby. They say she got it from her daddy.
2. Philip Banks
Uncle Phil took in Will during the most fragile part of his youth and made him a man. While Carlton was destined to go on to work at some investment bank, raising a black son from Philly isn’t easy—even in Bel-Air. Phil was such a good father, he made it to No. 2 on the list despite the fact that he murdered the dark-skinned Aunt Vivian and tried to play it off like no one noticed. We noticed, Uncle Phil. I don’t like to get into skin tones and what they mean, but the second Aunt Viv just looked like her macaroni and cheese just wasn’t quite right. I’m not saying … I’m just saying.
1. James Evans Sr.
The greatest TV father of all time raised his kids in the ghetto and they eventually all moved out. Eventually. Like all black fathers, James didn’t take no mess. He was stern, but he was also the family protector. If James were alive, there is no way he would have let Thelma have that brief marriage to Ibe. As a matter of fact, I bet Penny’s mama would never have burned her with that iron if she had known that James was around. Plus, with all the gossiping and confusion Willona stirred up, I bet she tried to holler at James one time, but he was faithful to Florida because he loved her. Because she was the mother of his children. And probably because he didn’t have to spend a lot of money on perms and beauty salon visits. He was taken from us too soon, but before he left us, he showed us the blueprint on building a strong black family. Damn, damn, James … you’re the greatest black TV father of all time.
Damn excellent analogy….. aye @HNIC where is your family from?
where has anyone said u can't question anything or anyone ? care to show me the proof?
