Muhammad Rasheed's Blog, page 163

Institutionalized Child Abuse 101

Brianna Ruffin - What is it like to grow up as a black person in a mostly white community in the United States?

Muhammad Rasheed - In Rich Benjamin's Whitopia TEDTalk, he quoted the sentiment expressed by the hosts who allowed him to interview them:

"One black man is a delightful dinner guest; 50 black men is a ghetto."

White communities are traditionally very protective of their closed-in, white racist aristocracy, and expend a great deal of time attempting to control the Black people that find themselves within that reach. Consequently, Black people routinely experience continuous aggressive behavior — that range from the brutal, white supremacist ‘lynchings by cop,’ all the way to the more frequent micro-aggression harassment — that force them to be in a high-alert, semi-paranoia, stressful state the majority of the time. It’s been this way since the founding of the country.

Picking at the Lock

Matthew Em Jones - Is it possible for a white person to dislike a black person without it being racist?

Muhammad Rasheed - Yes, it’s technically possible. In light of Abi Wilkinson’s findings from her alt-right profile publishing in The Guardian, however, I don’t think it’s likely.

Based on the modern, middle-class white racist’s desire to be able to effectively hide his racism, it’s much more likely that the vast majority of these types of questions are actually from hardcore racists probing to figure out how to be better secret squirrels.


See Also : BATTLE MODE: Duel with the 'Alt-Right'

Negotiating Freedom

The Seductive False Ease of Coonery's Cowardice

Guardians of Whiteness

Adam Efimoff - Why is there so much hatred towards Blacks in the USA?

Muhammad Rasheed - The hatred is a tool designed to protect the artificially-elevated social status of the white racist aristocracy. Whites will sacrifice their personal comforts and way of life to make sure they are ranked higher socially than Black people, and will deliberately sabotage programs to economically exclude Black people from mainstream society gains and perks.

"When whites saw a threat to their economic advantage over minorities, they were more likely to want to cut social safety net programs, but only if those programs were portrayed as primarily benefiting minorities. Not if they were portrayed as benefiting whites."

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SOURCE

1.) Privilege on the Precipice: Perceived Racial Status Threats Lead White Americans to Oppose Welfare Programs | Social Forces | Oxford Academic

2.) Status threat, not economic hardship, explains the 2016 presidential vote

3.) Intolerant Whites Prefer Authoritarian Rule If Democratic Rule Means Granting Rights to Minorities

DECODED: "Stop Resisting"

The Terror of Social Justice

Patrick Parcivel - What is the best way to argue with a moderate who attempts to equivocate Antifa and neo-Nazis?

Muhammad Rasheed - The best way is to simply make fun of them and trigger them until they feel as silly as they look. The reason for this approach is because that group is in active war with you; they have zero interest in facts or hearing a logical opposition position since their whole shtick is the support of the White Supremacist Ideology and protecting it from the ever-vilified “other.” They literally don’t care what you say to them—outside of mining it for quotes they can twist into pro-Nazi soundbite propaganda—so your over-generous hope of swaying them to the light is futile and just makes you look the fool when you treat their arguments seriously at all. They are absolutely the Bad Guys. There is literally nothing wrong with treating them that way since they proudly stand in that role.

Fight them with logic, reason and wit, but do it from the battle position of merciless mocking satire.

DECODED: "We Wuz Kangz"

Q: What does "we wuz kangz" mean?

Muhammad Rasheed - The phrase “We Wuz Kangz ’n Sheeeiit” is a parody-inspired racial slur expressed in an insulting pseudo-Ebonics and invented by triggered, generally middle class white conservative racists. Weaponized against Black people who express pride in the Black African Empires that preceded the European colonialist era, the phrase functions as a weak and dismissive gaslighting technique by dedicated Eurocentric supporters of anti-Black systemic racism.

In addition to their mocking usage of the “We Wuz Kangz” slur (with their insightful explanations as to precisely how they intend it as an insult), the racists who use it are also identified by their penchant for falsely proclaiming that the populace of Ancient Egypt weren’t Black Africans, despite the ample evidence to the contrary that was never debunked.

Trafficking in Hatred

Q: Why have Black people been hated so much in Western countries?

Muhammad Rasheed - Hatred is part of the propaganda that supports anti-Black systemic racism. Racism is extremely lucrative as it has fueled the hoarded great wealth of the West, so in order to keep that obscene gravy train going, the people who manage and maintain the system needed to be indoctrinated in a hate mentality—White Supremacist Ideology—to help them justify in their own minds why it’s okay to do this to people.

Hate = money

Kanika - I swear! Black people are the most hated race. Anti-black racism in every country on earth and there is a derogatory term for Black people in every language.


JettaB - And we have done NOTHING to deserve such hatred...we’re not the problem THEY are.

Chuck Hammond - If that isn't racist I don't know what is. If I posted liked that in words, I be kicked off FB but yours is considered art.

Muhammad Rasheed - Kanika and JettaB are expressing the same thing in words.

Chuck Hammond - Good retort. By the way, even if I don't like most of your toons, I do appreciate good drawing and you always have a bite to your commentary no matter the target.

[PERMIT REQUIRED] Exception to Black Code No. 08 - "No Public Displays of Black Joy/Contentment" (MAGA Series)

Cynthia Chan - Why do some white people call the police on black people even though black people have done nothing wrong?

Muhammad Rasheed - It’s an attempt to control Black people and make them feel powerless and fearful. It’s a form of domestic terror from an un-patriotic, hostile force that literally only cares about safe guarding the special privileges and protections they’ve created for themselves at the expense of other groups.