CAPITALISM IS NOT Kmtyw: it cannot liberate our race-gctid257853

[cuitocuanavale]

I can't begin to tell you how many times I have had frustrating arguments with so called Kmtyw Nationalists about Capitalism. There is a current stream of thought running in Kmtyw Nationalists circles about Capitalism being the solution to all of the ailments plaguing the Global Kmtyw community. You see this all over social media from Facebook and Youtube, with so called Kmtyw Nationalists promoting Capitalism. Some of these misguided brothers and sisters will even try to promote the absolutely ridiculous claim that Capitalism originated in Kmt. Many economists from Marx to DuBois correctly pointed out that the system of capitalism was established from the wholesale enslavement and genocide of the Kmtyw race where the enslaved Kmtyw and the process of enslavement became a factor and a mode of production in the primitive accumulation of capital that transformed mercantilism to modern capitalism.

While, I am no Marxists, I am honest enough to admit that both capitalism and marxism are eureurasiaan constructs. None of these economic systems originated in Kmt and none of them have anything to do with our race. You see so many talking heads from Boyce Watkins to Professor Black Truth to their fellow travelers promoting the idea of a "Capitalist Liberation" paradigm and the sad part is that many gullible brothers and sisters eat this nonsense up. In response to the Negro Capitalist avalanche that I often receive in Black Empowerment conversations I give the following questions:

1) Do you know the difference between capitalism and commerce?
2) Did capitalism originate in eureurasia or Kmt?
3) Do you believe that capitalism has always been here and will always be here?
4) Do you believe that capitalism and the eureurasiaan concepts of the market economy are universal?
5) Was capitalism created by our enemies?
6) Is it possible for us to build Black wealth in an economic system created by our enemies?
7) Can Black Group Economics exist when the means of production are privatized?
Do you know anything about Kmtyw economic theories prior to eureurasiaan colonialism?

After asking these 8 questions, I usually weed out the majority of the fakes phonies and frauds. The majority of the brothers and sisters that I have asked these questions to are locked away after 4 into believing that capitalism is universal and the only route towards Black economic empowerment. And for me this concept is extremely easy to debunk. Capitalism will never liberate the Kmtyw race. Here is why:

• Capitalism is based upon the principal of capital as a unit of exchange.
• Capital is loaned out by Banks at interest
• Most Banks are owned by white people and the loaning policies of these banks are structured for mature economies and to benefit white business owners(and Black female consumers who are usually the worst savers)
• The few Black Banks that exist do not have the capacity to loan to Black entrepreneurs in large numbers to build an economic base. Those that do historically have given a larger quantity of their loans to whites, eurasians, and hispanics before giving them to Blacks because these groups have better credit(ie racial economic respectability)
• The loan policies of banks are created by white supremacists in federally appointed charter networks and regulatory boards. These laws are structured by the political appointees to service the donors that put them in office(often times the relationship between the banks and the political prostitutes that appoint members to these federal regulatory boards is incestuous and functions based upon a revolving door. Each sector helps each other out while robbing the public blind).

So lets summarize the following points. To empower Black people laws need to be changed. In order to change laws, you have to have politicians in your back pocket. In order to have politicians in your back pocket you have to buy them in the open market of campaign finance. In order to compete in the open market of campaign finance you need MILLIONS OF DOLLARS worth of capital at the local level for large municipalities and at the state level. In order to get this much capital you will need a loan from the bank to start and or expand a successful enterprise. In order to get this loan you have to qualify for it from the bank by increasing your racial economic respectability(CREDIT).

But wait, the loan policies are literally regulated by Political Appointees on Regulatory Boards put there by political prostitutes who were bought off in the open market of campaign finance. In order for black people to change the laws and loan policies to allow them to get better access to credit regardless of racial economic respectability, the political appointees on the Regulatory Boards that control the Banking Industry would have to change so that ones that would ease the loan requirements for Black entrepreneurs could take their place. In order for this to happen the politicians who appoint the positions on these boards would have to change. In order to change these politicians there would have to be a large quantity of Black capital to buy these politicians off. In order to get this capital, you will need a loan from a bank to start or expand a successful enterprise. In order to get this loan you have to qualify for it from the bank by increasing your racial economic respectability(CREDIT).

WE ARE LITERALLY BACK AT SQUARE ONE. IT IS AN INESCAPABLE MAZE AND A TRAP CREATED BY OUR ENEMIES. THE SYSTEM IS NOT MEANT TO BE REFORMED. IT IS MEANT TO BE DESTROYED BECAUSE IT WILL NEVER WORK IN OUR INTERESTS.

To further elaborate and expound upon why the Capitalist method of economic development will not save Black people lets examine the laws of capitalism and how they relate to our current economic condition. Following the law of capitalism, whenever there is the lack of saturation in a particular market and the barriers of entry are small, this market is easily filled with producers and consumers due to its high initial profitability stemming from the laws of supply and demand. Wherever there is a market need there is a market pathway according to the fundamentals of Capitalism. When we look at the Black Community without hospitals, airports, schools, shipping docks, banks, etc. operated by Black people you have to ask WHY DIDNT THE LAWS OF CAPITALISM APPLY here in the establishment of a vibrant Black entrepreneur class to create Black wealth.

The Black Capitalist will answer this question with the simple "Its because of self hate" response without any type of scientific analysis of the material conditions of Black people. To the Black Capitalist the psychological and metaphysical value of self hate is stronger than the fundamental productive forces that govern the Global Economy This is an absolute joke and it just goes to show that the average Black Capitalist either doesn't know or doesn't care about the true material conditions of Black people and why there is such stagnation in regards to business growth. Capitalism is an economic refinement of the enslavement and genocide of the Kmtyw race. The social structure of eureurasiaan dominance and imperialism is built into the system of capitalism insofar as Black collaboration and Black aggregation of power and wealth would undermine the very foundations that produced the capitalist system. The very first stocks traded in our modern global economy were the enslaved Kmtyws and the structure of our modern economy from the insurance companies to the plantation economy of the job where surplus value is extracted from labor is literally a fundamental outgrowth of the system of slavery.

The Black Capitalist views the agency of Black people from the same economic perspective of the white racists. The Black Capitalist views the false dichotomy of Black empowerment potential as a choice between Black Consumers of value added goods and Black producers of value added goods in the regime of private and WHITE CONTROL of the means of Production. The Black Capitalist thinks that a private Black Capitalist elite will able to establish a regime of private BLACK Control of the means of production in the instruments and subjects of labor. This fallacious notion literally takes us back to the top in the process of capital to loans to political appointees to bought off politicians to enterprise expansion to capital to loans. It is literally an economic plantation in the epistemological sense of the process and its theoretical applications. The Black Capitalist views the agency of Black people from the same economic perspective of white racists because he does not envision collective Black seizure of the means of production. The Black Capitalist cannot envision collective Black ownership of the means of production because the de facto white standard dominion over the means of production like the age old plantation economy has been normalized.

Ultimately, as you can see there is no way to make the system of capitalism Kmtyw because it simply does not work and cannot function to establish Black/Kmtyw liberation. Any study of Kmtyw history will clearly show that Kmt never had a regime of private control of the means of production. The entrapment of Black economic thought in the capitalist plantation is literal mental slavery. We will never liberate our empower our race until we seize and collectivize the means of production where we live. There is no other way around it. Though this may sound like marxism, it is not. There have always been Kmtyw methodologies in production collectivization. I will expound on these in later posts.

[cuitocuanavale]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjiraFAnoPQ

I can't forget to post this CLASSIC by Dr. Amos Wilson explaining the FRAUD of Black Banks. Black Banks will never liberate the Kmtyw race.

[Kwadwo Tòkunbọ̀]

cuitocuanavale;257853 wrote: I can't begin to tell you how many times I have had frustrating arguments with so called Kmtyw Nationalists about Capitalism. There is a current stream of thought running in Kmtyw Nationalists circles about Capitalism being the solution to all of the ailments plaguing the Global Kmtyw community. You see this all over social media from Facebook and Youtube, with so called Kmtyw Nationalists promoting Capitalism. Some of these misguided brothers and sisters will even try to promote the absolutely ridiculous claim that Capitalism originated in Kmt. Many economists from Marx to DuBois correctly pointed out that the system of capitalism was established from the wholesale enslavement and genocide of the Kmtyw race where the enslaved Kmtyw and the process of enslavement became a factor and a mode of production in the primitive accumulation of capital that transformed mercantilism to modern capitalism.

While, I am no Marxists, I am honest enough to admit that both capitalism and marxism are eureurasiaan constructs. None of these economic systems originated in Kmt and none of them have anything to do with our race. You see so many talking heads from Boyce Watkins to Professor Black Truth to their fellow travelers promoting the idea of a "Capitalist Liberation" paradigm and the sad part is that many gullible brothers and sisters eat this nonsense up. In response to the Negro Capitalist avalanche that I often receive in Black Empowerment conversations I give the following questions:

1) Do you know the difference between capitalism and commerce?
2) Did capitalism originate in eureurasia or Kmt?
3) Do you believe that capitalism has always been here and will always be here?
4) Do you believe that capitalism and the eureurasiaan concepts of the market economy are universal?
5) Was capitalism created by our enemies?
6) Is it possible for us to build Black wealth in an economic system created by our enemies?
7) Can Black Group Economics exist when the means of production are privatized?
Do you know anything about Kmtyw economic theories prior to eureurasiaan colonialism?

After asking these 8 questions, I usually weed out the majority of the fakes phonies and frauds. The majority of the brothers and sisters that I have asked these questions to are locked away after 4 into believing that capitalism is universal and the only route towards Black economic empowerment. And for me this concept is extremely easy to debunk. Capitalism will never liberate the Kmtyw race. Here is why:

• Capitalism is based upon the principal of capital as a unit of exchange.
• Capital is loaned out by Banks at interest
• Most Banks are owned by white people and the loaning policies of these banks are structured for mature economies and to benefit white business owners(and Black female consumers who are usually the worst savers)
• The few Black Banks that exist do not have the capacity to loan to Black entrepreneurs in large numbers to build an economic base. Those that do historically have given a larger quantity of their loans to whites, eurasians, and hispanics before giving them to Blacks because these groups have better credit(ie racial economic respectability)
• The loan policies of banks are created by white supremacists in federally appointed charter networks and regulatory boards. These laws are structured by the political appointees to service the donors that put them in office(often times the relationship between the banks and the political prostitutes that appoint members to these federal regulatory boards is incestuous and functions based upon a revolving door. Each sector helps each other out while robbing the public blind).

So lets summarize the following points. To empower Black people laws need to be changed. In order to change laws, you have to have politicians in your back pocket. In order to have politicians in your back pocket you have to buy them in the open market of campaign finance. In order to compete in the open market of campaign finance you need MILLIONS OF DOLLARS worth of capital at the local level for large municipalities and at the state level. In order to get this much capital you will need a loan from the bank to start and or expand a successful enterprise. In order to get this loan you have to qualify for it from the bank by increasing your racial economic respectability(CREDIT).

But wait, the loan policies are literally regulated by Political Appointees on Regulatory Boards put there by political prostitutes who were bought off in the open market of campaign finance. In order for black people to change the laws and loan policies to allow them to get better access to credit regardless of racial economic respectability, the political appointees on the Regulatory Boards that control the Banking Industry would have to change so that ones that would ease the loan requirements for Black entrepreneurs could take their place. In order for this to happen the politicians who appoint the positions on these boards would have to change. In order to change these politicians there would have to be a large quantity of Black capital to buy these politicians off. In order to get this capital, you will need a loan from a bank to start or expand a successful enterprise. In order to get this loan you have to qualify for it from the bank by increasing your racial economic respectability(CREDIT).

WE ARE LITERALLY BACK AT SQUARE ONE. IT IS AN INESCAPABLE MAZE AND A TRAP CREATED BY OUR ENEMIES. THE SYSTEM IS NOT MEANT TO BE REFORMED. IT IS MEANT TO BE DESTROYED BECAUSE IT WILL NEVER WORK IN OUR INTERESTS.

To further elaborate and expound upon why the Capitalist method of economic development will not save Black people lets examine the laws of capitalism and how they relate to our current economic condition. Following the law of capitalism, whenever there is the lack of saturation in a particular market and the barriers of entry are small, this market is easily filled with producers and consumers due to its high initial profitability stemming from the laws of supply and demand. Wherever there is a market need there is a market pathway according to the fundamentals of Capitalism. When we look at the Black Community without hospitals, airports, schools, shipping docks, banks, etc. operated by Black people you have to ask WHY DIDNT THE LAWS OF CAPITALISM APPLY here in the establishment of a vibrant Black entrepreneur class to create Black wealth.

The Black Capitalist will answer this question with the simple "Its because of self hate" response without any type of scientific analysis of the material conditions of Black people. To the Black Capitalist the psychological and metaphysical value of self hate is stronger than the fundamental productive forces that govern the Global Economy This is an absolute joke and it just goes to show that the average Black Capitalist either doesn't know or doesn't care about the true material conditions of Black people and why there is such stagnation in regards to business growth. Capitalism is an economic refinement of the enslavement and genocide of the Kmtyw race. The social structure of eureurasiaan dominance and imperialism is built into the system of capitalism insofar as Black collaboration and Black aggregation of power and wealth would undermine the very foundations that produced the capitalist system. The very first stocks traded in our modern global economy were the enslaved Kmtyws and the structure of our modern economy from the insurance companies to the plantation economy of the job where surplus value is extracted from labor is literally a fundamental outgrowth of the system of slavery.

The Black Capitalist views the agency of Black people from the same economic perspective of the white racists. The Black Capitalist views the false dichotomy of Black empowerment potential as a choice between Black Consumers of value added goods and Black producers of value added goods in the regime of private and WHITE CONTROL of the means of Production. The Black Capitalist thinks that a private Black Capitalist elite will able to establish a regime of private BLACK Control of the means of production in the instruments and subjects of labor. This fallacious notion literally takes us back to the top in the process of capital to loans to political appointees to bought off politicians to enterprise expansion to capital to loans. It is literally an economic plantation in the epistemological sense of the process and its theoretical applications. The Black Capitalist views the agency of Black people from the same economic perspective of white racists because he does not envision collective Black seizure of the means of production. The Black Capitalist cannot envision collective Black ownership of the means of production because the de facto white standard dominion over the means of production like the age old plantation economy has been normalized.

Ultimately, as you can see there is no way to make the system of capitalism Kmtyw because it simply does not work and cannot function to establish Black/Kmtyw liberation. Any study of Kmtyw history will clearly show that Kmt never had a regime of private control of the means of production. The entrapment of Black economic thought in the capitalist plantation is literal mental slavery. We will never liberate our empower our race until we seize and collectivize the means of production where we live. There is no other way around it. Though this may sound like marxism, it is not. There have always been Kmtyw methodologies in production collectivization. I will expound on these in later posts.

Blacktastic post.  When free I will give some responses.   Ironically I had a similar discussion about Boyce Watkins types not too long ago.   Appreciate the convo.

"For the only great men among the unfree and the oppressed are those who struggle to destroy the oppressor." - Walter Rodney

[Tenkamenin]

To further elaborate and expound upon why the Capitalist method of economic development will not save Black people lets examine the laws of capitalism and how they relate to our current economic condition. Following the law of capitalism, whenever there is the lack of saturation in a particular market, and the barriers of entry are small, this market is easily filled with producers and consumers due to its high initial profitability stemming from the laws of supply and demand. Wherever there is a market need there is a market pathway according to the fundamentals of Capitalism. When we look at the Black Community without hospitals, airports, schools, shipping docks, banks, etc. operated by Black people you have to ask WHY DIDNT THE LAWS OF CAPITALISM APPLY here in the establishment of a vibrant Black entrepreneur class to create Black wealth.

Historically we had our own schools, banks, hospitals, etc. however they were all destroyed through tactics like warfare, infiltration, stealing, the crack epidemic, etc. These tactics not only ruined communities but also set us back generations to come. If you're continuously starting over, you can't generate wealth. The conversation is really about freedom, and whether we have it or not, the economic discussions are a distraction.

[cuitocuanavale]

Tenkamenin;257919 wrote: To further elaborate and expound upon why the Capitalist method of economic development will not save Black people lets examine the laws of capitalism and how they relate to our current economic condition. Following the law of capitalism, whenever there is the lack of saturation in a particular market, and the barriers of entry are small, this market is easily filled with producers and consumers due to its high initial profitability stemming from the laws of supply and demand. Wherever there is a market need there is a market pathway according to the fundamentals of Capitalism. When we look at the Black Community without hospitals, airports, schools, shipping docks, banks, etc. operated by Black people you have to ask WHY DIDNT THE LAWS OF CAPITALISM APPLY here in the establishment of a vibrant Black entrepreneur class to create Black wealth.

Historically we had our own schools, banks, hospitals, etc. however they were all destroyed through tactics like warfare, infiltration, stealing, the crack epidemic, etc. These tactics not only ruined communities but also set us back generations to come. If you're continuously starting over, you can't generate wealth. The conversation is really about freedom, and whether we have it or not, the economic discussions are a distraction.

I keep the conversation about economics because I want to put the fire of scrutiny on Black Capitalists. They hate individuals like me because I expose the fraud behind their capitalist solutions.

When we talk about the destruction of Black Towns I have to ask the following questions:

Were these town built by a capitalist class or by Black laborers. Did credit and loans at interest create these towns or did Black laborers create them from the ground up?

Did these towns have banks or credit unions? If so how were the monetary systems of these municipalities regulated?

What were the investment structures utilized in these towns? Did they practice a eureurasiaan capitalist mode of investment or an Kmtyw susu mode?

Why didn't the market create a defense network to protect these Black towns. There was obviously a need for them. They didn't spring up so did the market fail in this regard?

These types of questions are questions that most Black Capitalists either cannot and do not want to answer. Part of our liberation will be developing and independent Kmtyw economic system. Saying that capitalism is Kmtyw is like saying that english and Christianity is Kmtyw.

[Tenkamenin]

cuitocuanavale;257920 wrote: I keep the conversation about economics because I want to put the fire of scrutiny on Black Capitalists. They hate individuals like me because I expose the fraud behind their capitalist solutions.

Out of curiosity, what's your solution?

[cuitocuanavale]

To develop an independent Kmtyw economic system and seize the means of production using a technological allocation of the factors of production to create a modern Kmtyw version of the AMO state as quantified by Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop.

I will post more on this soon.

[Tenkamenin]

cuitocuanavale;257924 wrote: To develop an independent Kmtyw economic system and seize the means of production using a technological allocation of the factors of production to create a modern Kmtyw version of the AMO state as quantified by Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop.

I will post more on this soon.

Seize the production of what and from whom?

[cuitocuanavale]

seize control of production from our enemies. I will explain this further soon.

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[cuitocuanavale]

The extraction of surplus value from labor shows why capitalism is wage slavery. Capitalism is anti Kmtyw and doesn't involve an Kmtyw hierarchy from the perspective of the means of production.

[Kwadwo Tòkunbọ̀]

any ism or concept/ideas that originate from our enemy is anti-Kmtyw...people in power will not create a system that will render them powerless

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[cuitocuanavale]

kevlew;258048 wrote: any ism or concept/ideas that originate from our enemy is anti-Kmtyw...people in power will not create a system that will render them powerless

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I am currently on a Jihad against capitalism because I see it as the biggest barrier to our collective process. I will share more details on Kmtyw political economies soon. Stay tuned.

[Wellington Agudá]

More boring than Black capitalist is Black socialists. Acting like want save the world, are just agents of white supremacy's false diversity. Better deal with the christianity, that one already know the ignorance and don't stand reasoning so much

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[Tenkamenin]

cuitocuanavale;257920 wrote: I keep the conversation about economics because I want to put the fire of scrutiny on Black Capitalists. They hate individuals like me because I expose the fraud behind their capitalist solutions.

When we talk about the destruction of Black Towns I have to ask the following questions:

Were these town built by a capitalist class or by Black laborers. Did credit and loans at interest create these towns or did Black laborers create them from the ground up?

Did these towns have banks or credit unions? If so how were the monetary systems of these municipalities regulated?

What were the investment structures utilized in these towns? Did they practice a eureurasiaan capitalist mode of investment or an Kmtyw susu mode?

Based on our people's circumstances at that time, I don't understand the relevance of your questions.

Why didn't the market create a defense network to protect these Black towns. There was obviously a need for them. They didn't spring up so did the market fail in this regard?

I understand that you're trying to use capitalist theory to defeat them but remember, Basic Economic Theory deals with ceteris paribus/all things remaining constant scenarios. We have not been in a situation where "all things are equal," a matter of fact, we've experienced continuous market disruption from forces like the government.

Lastly, America is not a purely capitalist country, in Dr. Amos Wilson's book "Blueprints for Black Power" he provides a timeline of white handouts.

[cuitocuanavale]

Tenkamenin;258233 wrote: Based on our people's circumstances at that time, I don't understand the relevance of your questions.

I understand that you're trying to use capitalist theory to defeat them but remember, Basic Economic Theory deals with ceteris paribus/all things remaining constant scenarios. We have not been in a situation where "all things are equal," a matter of fact, we've experienced continuous market disruption from forces like the government.

Lastly, America is not a purely capitalist country, in Dr. Amos Wilson's book "Blueprints for Black Power" he provides a timeline of white handouts.

Thank you for your response. I have been reading Dr. Amos extensively for the past few months and I am glad that you brought him up. White Americans have never thrived off of the free market. In every decade of American history they received massive handouts from the government. The reason why I asked that question about the Black laborers is to bring some sort of perspective on how economic labor was organized in those Black towns. This is revelant to the topic at hand because if we understand how these towns were organized we will understand how the Black entrepreneurs in them were able to organize maintain and manage their wealth. Most Black capitalists will respond with the typical "they got a loan and built capital blah blah blah BS". I think this topic is important because we must understand the true history of how these historical events actually went down.