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Conversations About Superiority Complex

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Glasses and the crew tackle the root and effect of superiority complex; it's impact on society and ethics.

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Watch up and welcome back to another episode and No Seillers podcast with your host. Now, funk that with your low classes malone in America right or like here where it's like the ability to buy and sell someone you know what I'm saying, Like that could create That's why men right what they call you know, massage? How do you pronounce it when it's not misogynist? Misogyny? Misogyny right, misogyny?

How much of that belief is rooted in prostitution? No Seilings gl my boy Peter boss and is not my big bro Resident guests, producer of No Ceilings Big Still Norman Still, Um the fuck is deal? Man? Another day here? Another day, another fifty cent. I can't even say another dollar, man,

another fifty cent Texas. I was explaining that Chris about the concept of just money, right, Yeah, so Chris has in his head this idea that man, over the next three years, I'm gonna make three and a half million dollars, right, four million dollars? I said, no, you actually go make one point nine to two million probably if you're looking. That's not even including representation, that's not even including next So I said, man, you know you're doing good. But

you're not there yet. So you know you you better hold on every penny you can over there counting that money. That don't count that money. That money ain't stacking up right, I said, it ain't stacking up right. As foods go to that buck two is gonna spend it like about point eight by the time it gets to him value. I told him, I saying, man, you know you better figure something up because I told him, I said, man, you've missed season. Be over what you won't have no

money right right now? He needs to while it's low. He needs to go getting the cake, defy liquidity mine and just eat eat, eat, eat eat. That's what I was crazy and Chris. And Chris got big, big designer problems too, like he he loved that designer and he loved all that ship man. And I told him, I said, man, ain't and none of that stuff gonna make you no money. Hey, we're live right, Yeah, okay, well you know you can always edit some stuff up. Man, I'm not gonna say

too much about it. Oh no, we live on our e n bro. But we an't saying nothing bad dog just for you. Yeah, that's cool, Chris, that go had no money don't matter. You know, America as up people that's fail to take in the ten percents it and not just that bro whenever he comes out here, like let's say they come out here to play the rams. Oh yeah, California tax to California tax. So it's everybody is getting money. It's like when a guy makes to the NFL. The people up in the government just revenate

poems get like this and we about to eat. They take us where I think taxes is the just the biggest, the biggest rules in the world. Man, Welcome to my world. Still. I was trying to get you here about five years ago. You thought I was crazy six seven years ago. And and don't get me wrong, I funk with taxes like I funk with the taxes you pay to fix the road. You know how you how they taxed through d n V, through gas, I funk with I'm not totally against tax

not not in l A and California. They were supposed to use that for the roads. They pissed it away, and then they had to add a special sales tax edition for the roads because they listed away all the registration money. People fucking up right when we could do evil sucking up white people in California politics any borders a woman guy, same white people, all white people, so we don't have no gun laws or gun laws. Has returned it all year, They're taking all o money, Dude,

I'm serious. I want to move to Morrows or something where I might go up there with Elon, move to Florida with me, bro. I got none of your problems. No, stay didn't come tax I can do it. I can carry whatever the hell I want to carry it. The easiest thing in the world. Gun part, the gun part as a as a game member, don't really matter to me. I'm gonna carrying my gun anyway. I'm not worried about being within the law. So I'm not worried about that.

Um what I was thinking about. You see the shooting in Buffalo, Oh yeah, that was treasure, the eighteen eighteen year old little white man um walking and knocked off the black folks. I was thinking about that, right, And this is gonna sound weird, and and I really want to have a conversation with y'all because Pete as a as a white person, you know, but you know, you

you were rational human being. Still you're a bit more emotional, but you do have a lot of rational and sophistication because in America you could buy people that look like me and still for four hundred years, five hundred years. That has to be the center core of why a white man in America will feel like they're better than a black person. Right, Uh, okay, okay, look, don't answer, because that that that I didn't explain. Well, okay, take

this what you're saying. Let's say right now, like I had an idea for film and it was rooted in the same concept. Imagine, right, Peter, you understood dogs dogs bark, You understood what they were saying, like it translated to your ears as English. And all of these dogs are barking as you're walking through the neighborhood, and they're like, yo, I want to be free, Like I don't want to belong to this motherfucking lazy motherfucker in this house. I

want to do and create my own will. Right. The dogs are barking, right, and now your job is to go to you know, the politicians and congressmen to tell them like, yo, the dogs don't want to have owners. They're like we living breathing creatures as well. We don't want to be owned by you, like we want to decide whatever our life is gonna be right. And let's say you got the Supreme Court the past and everybody had the free day dogs, free day, dogs right, had

the free day? They dogs? Um, how long would it take for Americans to actually respect dogs or k nines the way they respect a human being? The be honest with you if they said something, and I know you're about to say something, but if you mentioned dogs and white folks dogs, that's gonna be done immediately. I don't think so though. No, listen, it's going to be done immediately because this is the thing that trips me out about.

And it's just not white people. There's people period right with their dogs, right, white people, most of white people. And that's you know, I'm about no means. I have white family members and I love a great deal And that's why I knew a lot about white peoplecause I have white people in my family. I have friends. I'm far from racist, bro, my brothers have climber. You think I'll be giving Pete disclaimers when I give him all of my crazy theory or white folk? I don't give

this is it just a while. If I would tell you this right here, if they made a lost saying that dogs are in the least bit uncomfortable, you gotta let them free, it would be a whole bunch of dogs and it's eating. It would be white people walking behind them with shotguns to protect them. They have their motherfucking back. I don't believe you white folks love their dogs more than they love people. Dog. I believe at sometimes seriously, because you will seeing you would see a

rich a wealthy person will leave their will. They won't leave their kids, ship won't leave their homies, nothing, but they'll leave twenty million dollars with their dog or they can't. But but I genuinely don't believe right that it'll be as simple as that the bond is built. I mean, that's just like how some slave owners love their slaves. I don't know, man, that sounds that sounds too crazy.

You don't know what you do you believe? Do you genuinely believe all slave owners love like rule with hate and not love. I will say this with the amount of max skins or relationship with with the amount of relationship they was having dog with this like abuse, light steaming, population that we have in the United States. They obviously love black people, obviously, and that wasn't just you gotta

remember gee backing slavery. Just wasn't the master going to go sleep with the sister, the big booty sister, and um in the slave coming to me and knocking down the women. It was the one and two when the husbands said, you gotta remember, it wasn't as simple as it he was. Some days she's like, we go to the grocery store to go shopping. A guy may go hunting and may be gone for two three months. While he's gone for them two three months, miss lady isn't

in the house. She's looking at this big old buck walking out there with his shirt off all day. He's sweating, Dick hanging down to his knees. She gonna go get something. He's not gonna say, how did you know that Dick was having bro I get you don't watching the form, Yeah, you know when you watch them they started. A white woman. She and there making some teas, some lemonade, and she's looking out the things and she see that big brother

out there. He gonna squall up there, and she just fantasized. The next thing. You know, he's knocking her down next. You know, Tim the slab master got a kid dark as a motherfucker. Oh yeah, you know his ass was outside doing some ship. That's to me, that's where the house kids came from. The house knicks. But it's funny because you always asked about the name Jackson. It's so many black people named Jackson, and he was like Jackson

was a white slave on it. But that's a whole another you know what's funny though, not to cut you off, bro, My grandmother on my dad's side, it's half white. She's half Irish. I'm talking about like half white. Her father was really over. Yeah, I got a great grandfather, a great grandfather somewhere. Man, this brother like Peter, So I'm pretty sure he's dead up now because my grandmother lived to be in her nineties, right, but she was half white.

I got cousins. You've been on how you've seen my family? Yeah, nobody looks that we look alike, but you got like seeing people with green eyes, love yall people blood here and that's just a couple of generations removed. So I have When I did my little DNA test, I had a like a like a nice Irish part of me. And actually when I went over to Ireland, I filed at home over it was the weirdest thing in the world.

It's it's funny. Excuse me my Celtics hat, because I'm not wearing this to boost up the Irish people for this conversation, more so for the Eastern Conference finals. But the Irish I've always found or like the biggest sluts in Europe. Like every white person who's been in America more than sixty years is like some fraction Irish. They're like the first people to like people who are half Asian. All I'm half Chinese or half Vietnamese and half Irish.

The Irish must I think they love attention. They're not a good looking people by default, so anytime they get some attention from any other country, they are with it. Did you shout out to the Irish you went off? Now you didn't been on the women Now you see, Irish people are not good looking. Through Conor McGregor might want to find you for this whatever. People from the uitt of Kingdom, the UK is an ugly outfit. That

whole that's rough out there. You kids can't say that what what why are you on my UK peaks like that? The United Kingdom them is like my favorite people in the world. But you know what I love about people from the UK and from Ireland. They tell you whatever the hell is on their mind. They have no sensorship people that they will tell you what I remember when

people don't have filters. You remember I was working from mind of music, right, yeah, And I remember one day we was in there and I'll keep in mind, we're listening to Kendrid Lamar. We're listening to, you know, the whole TV thing. The old man come about and says rubbish. I'm saying, huh. He said, this is rubbish. I don't understand it. What is this? And I said, man, it's probably gonna be the biggest ship cracking in the next

few years. He didn't believe me. Dark And you imagine that they had let me sign who I wanted to sign, do what we could have been doing right now, probably would ruined their career. You think so, not you, But then if they don't believe in it, you gotta sign something and either super by it. But we're getting all track. The focus point I'm saying is, could you imagine what it would be like for people to let go of

their dogs. And and the reason I'm saying is is because you know, you fast forward, slavery has been illegal what not two hundred years yet years maybe with a hundred and fifty uh buck of sixty and three. So right, So if you think about it for five hundred years, four to five hundred years, roughly you could buy somebody that look like me and still right, So why would we think in a hundred and fifty two hundred and sixty years people's mentality like like human beings see themselves

better than dogs right now? And I'm not to say I'm not compare black people to dogs. I'm saying and when you feel like you can add possession over something like how people feel with their kids, like people feel like and I agree with this, you should be there telling your kids what the fun ever you want to tell them to do? These your kids you got to

pay formans and vibe right. But by that same mind state, right then, why would I think in a hundred of season years that these white folks will get over the fact of being able to own human being somebody that looked like me and still for four hundred years. How is that even possible? How could they really get over it? Well, most of the people who are here weren't here at that time. And like, I think a big difference between the dog parallel people parallels that people have the capacity

for like replicability. Dogs are gonna sit down and do algebra tomorrow. It's not gonna sit down to algebra in a thousand years from now. You can take a black person out of slavery if they're six years old, put them in a regular school, and they're going to show a replicable ability. So there's a pure like perception there that that should be out of the wrapper, you know what I mean. It's it's but it's and I agree

with that right there. That's why you should look at another human outside of the fact that skin is darker, blah blah blah, and see that they are the same. But I'm saying if you couldn't, if you could only buy somebody, you know what it's like, Um, well, it's the flip, it's the inverse of That's why I'm always upset at the mother Land. And this is probably gonna be some ship on this podcast. I'm more upset at the mother Land than I am at the content of America.

I understand that, because why the funk would you allow your people to be displaced with some strangers for money for some seasoning. They were the ones that if you look at the du they would have warned that sold us out. Kind of like but it's like warring tribes, you know, like in a lot of cases. It's right, And I don't interrupt you, but that's a good point. I'm glad you said that. Still, if you have the ability to ship your rivals away, would you not capitalize

on it? No, I would keep it one thousand. I'm gonna keeping a thousand right now. If I can get rid of a few niggas over in this motherfucker, if I can send a few motherfucker's away, I would, for damn sure. Still, thank you for being honest. I'm ashamed to you for not the biggest honest not There's not a black person in America that I would ship over to somebody else because I don't like you ship one

of them to heaven, our Lord and Savior. It's the same premises differing some of these some of these guys, I'm fining end all your suffering right now. You're not gonna have suffering. You're not gonna have four years to suffering. Your kids gonna suffer, Your great grandkids donna suffer. I finished that that ship down right now, great grandkids and kids aren't even gonna exist. They're ending their lineage here.

And now that's my point is over. Yeah, you would rather just wipe somebody off the face of the earth to just relocate them, Stay cold, cold, Listen. The worst thing you could do to a slave is sell them to the Quent Dickey Miney company. See, you gotta be more specific. I wouldn't sell them to my own people over in the slavery, but the fucking get them out of here and say, hey man, oh, then I'm pretty sure it's some trickery involved. Hey you go over there's

gonna be the most beautiful place in the world. I'm pretty sure all those people just that I'm not going I'm not doing it. Want you want you that pale, I'm not sending them with you. Well, I just wouldn't send black people. It's a few white people. I was sitting the boat too. That's not the points in the point I'm saying. Right, So, by that same standard of being able to own somebody that looked like us for four hundred plus years, Right, How does it not create

a superiority complex? That's my point. It has to create a superiority complex. It genuinely has to. I think that is a slightly different conversation than necessarily like a hate complex, you know what I mean. Like, if you feel superior to somebody, you're not necessarily going to resent and dislike them.

You might, but you can't get what I'm saying. Like, if I feel superior to whoever over there for whatever reason, I don't feel a need to attack them, I'll just be like, like whatever ports he could actually it could actually manifest in different ways for sure. So and I say all that to say, right, because I think that's the problem. I think that's a huge thing right there. Uh, the average American white man can have a periority complex over a black person in America because you could buy

and sell somebody that looked like me. And still but I say all that to say, right, And that's why it's important to me as a culture right that I'm very mindful of Africa. Right, just like I would demand reparations from America, I also would demand more reparations from Africa. Can I ask you a question? She yeah, do you feel like Africa? But oh or something? Because I don't know. People want to motherfucking you sold me and me into so I need that. I guess I get it, man,

but I don't. Man. My thing is this, I don't want to go over to Africa. I want to go visit. I want my motherfucker check. I don't care about going nowhere. I don't think Africa would don't want anything, but I think that would be America would always reparations. So you think Africa that's reparations as well as America. I think they always first the first money and first money out my boy r I p nick hush. So you can start some moms, so you can start some real ship.

Now you can have all the African brothers mad because they already don't like us. Yeah, I don't start some real ship. They sold us into the hands of white people who never had nothing, and then motherfucker's literally traumatized our existence to the point to where we traumatized now and it's been over for hundred six years. Day's starting nothing that I already been started. The thing is, you gotta go to the beginning of everything. Right, So a lot of times I look at it like, and I

look at what happened at Buffalo. Why would this not, this little retarded motherfucker have a superiority complex? Why would you know? I don't think that's what it is. I think when you analyze a lot of various issues with tribalism globally throughout history, it really comes down to a lot of people who just don't want to look themselves in the mirror and acknowledge their on personal fault. You

saw the same thing with Germany and the Jewls. It was the first opportunity that they could get to identify a group upon whom they could offload their responsibility accountability. I'm fine, wasn't me their fault? And people galvanized around that, and they'll take every opportunity they can to feel better about their shortcomings and blame their shortcomings on somebody else.

It's it's a human behavioral matters, pretty common. Gee, you know a lot of people not not to kick you off, bro, A lot of people out there may not even know what happened in Buffalo? Is sad? Is that sounds? Yeah? I got in front of me. So in Buffalo. Ten people were killed and three were injured in the mass shooting Saturday afternoon at the Top Supermarket on Jefferson Avenue and Buffalo. Now here's what we know about the victims so far. Eleven of the victims were African America. Two

others them were white. Four of the victims were store employees. Out of the three hurt, two have been treated and released from the hospital. Now, you know, a guy pretty much came in man and pretty much open fire. Yeah. But but even if you look into its manifesto, it was definitely racially motivated keep going almost It's not terribly dissimilar to like the car driver in Wisconsin over Christmas.

There was the other way around. You know, I just think I just genuinely think, Okay, you could be right right, he could just be shortcomings manifested. That's hate. That is not a superiority complex. You don't see a lot of white people who were really crushing it, like going away the funk out of their way to like smash on black people as people who have problems with like not

like mental problems, cop out ship. But it's people who suck at getting where they want to be in life, who don't want to square up and look themselves in the mirror and go, I fucked up because I'm either lazy, have no discipline, or I'm stupid, or I'm incapable, or I made had choices or whatever the funk. But they don't want to own that because if you own that, then you have to admit to yourself that you're inferior relative to what you believe yourself to be your entire life.

So if you can find something else to blame is besides you, no matter how abstract, you don't have to cop that up. You know, you have to cop to that, like that's a that's a legitimate thing, definitely. But but again, Pete, do you really think racism and oppression towards black people in this country exist still even at elite levels? What do you mean at elite levels, like not just at that lower level of poor discruntal um, poor discrountal the

white folks that do this type of ship. At elite levels, I think it's always really been opportunism. So if you were to and and and it's always opportunity. Yeah, So I think now, honestly, like if I just objectively sit back and look at things in the way, like numbers play out a day that plays out big big big fish are caught, or you know, a big fisherman rather

sorry pull very big nets. So if you're cross section in any demographic that would be susceptible to being caught up into a net, I think black people are more disproportionately susceptible to that. So if you're just pulling a big net trying to make fifty billion dollars the easy way, there's gonna be a just proportional impact on people who are more vulnerable to be caught in the net. I think that's most of what I see when I look

at like two day today. But at that same point that it still would have to be some level of oppression and racism even not I think that's the facto oppression,

not racism. Well, it still has to be racism involved, but I agree since that it's still very much driven by capital, I think it's the facto oppression just by virtue of being I almost say ignorant, but just aloof to or driven or does driven read It could be either way, but I think it's I think it's like what we're talking about the other day, like like do

laws protect rich or poor people? Like on the like last week we're talking about on the phone, the concept laws protect poor speak yeah, but we have money to influence poor people who sposed to protect for people that become politicians with laws that are really weird and and

way too free than they should be. But if you were to look, like, look at how much bullshit crap leverage like a Bill Gates has when he wants to like get himself involved in if he really really really wanted to start buying people and buying access and buying exemptions, he could do it big time, big time. It's obviously yet elite and poverty, it's all primitive concepts. It looks complex with all primitive concepts. The way we view life and everything at the their low, at the very up

is the same. Like what people will knock ship off, no problem. The elite will knock shit off. They don't have no problem taking lives. They don't give a funk because whatever, they don't give a funk. I got my own ideas, You had your own ideas, But do you not and I don't want to keep shifting the conversation, but do you not believe that that would compete. That would create a superiority complex though is that crazy to think?

Wait the first question or yeah, which is the fact that you could buy somebody and look like me and still for years, right, for four or five years? Um? With that, with that actually create a superiority complex even in the modern mind where it's like I could buy you at one time, you don't have so like I think people who look like it's like as a runner, there you go and I'm sorry, I'm gonna relate this

as a runner. He's a runner. Let's say you'd be somebody ten times you owned them every year he was in college, and it kindly beat you that a level time. Maybe that night you was drinking, whatever happened that made you slow down, but you own that person. It's always gonna be a superiority of speed in your mind, Like I'm faster than you, right, so not only long years and years, right, you're still not losing the race, You're still running half fast fast, so you're still winning more medals,

you're still winning everything. Right. Um, So naturally it has to that type of success or that type of uh purchasing power right where it becomes that where it becomes that fucking like direct where you could only buy somebody look like me and still right, it would have to create a superiority complex and at that point where the memory could carry it. It's like when you break a window, you know what I mean. It takes two seconds to break a window. It takes two hours to fix a window.

So if if if the average American white male's mind was broken for four hundred, five hundred years, right with the fact that this person is not the same value as you are, right, they are not the same value as you are, right, you can buy them, they are for sale. That has to create a superiority complex. It literally just has to. Right and then right you stopped hundreds of years you're trying to get out of it.

You're like, now these people are equal to you. So it was no where it's gonna happen a second day, you know, Uh, there was nowhere that's gonna happen a second day after with the with the June team, it was nowhere it's gonna happen after the next day. So the reason I'm saying is is not just rooting in Buffalo, right, And that's why I still feel like I'm so critical Africa I really hold them at fought a lot, a lot.

I mean almost as much as I hold America as fought, because there's no way you sail as a continent or as Western African countries allowed. You don't know what's happening to your people. And then, right, let's say you stay ignorant that time you didn't really know, right, you're not communicating, you don't know what's going on, but now you know the stories. You still ain't tripping. You still like tripping at what they did to your people. Right. That makes

me feel funny, It's like, Okay, that's not right. But the reason I say all this to look this into one of your favorite conversations is if I don't hold Africans accountable, right, Western African countries accountable for their mistake and then allowing their brothers, whether you were warn't trying or not, to be mistreated this way, right, and you're still not raising Hell, you still not making good. I'm the sucker. So imagine how the white men in America

feels about women when the oldest profession in history is prostitution. Yeah, and ge, you know what, I thought she was tripping for a menu at first, but then giving this and thought, I've been sitting up here listening for the last few minutes. Africans played a real heavy role in slavery, you know, kidnapping adults, stealing children for the purpose of cylin them. Dude, you know they had a plug over their intermediary, you know, different people over from Europe or whatever that they actually

came over and I'm pretty sure they had communication. Hey, I need, you know, ten more guys. I need five, give me some young guys too. So I would say, yeah, they probably do have they do have a major role to play in it. But I don't think we ever get to dine from them. They're barely surviving on their own. That we don't get to die for white people. I

don't get din We're gonna get down for nobody. That's a whole another story, but into the point that I wanted to make what Pete is if I don't so this is why I feel how I feel towards women right where, because prostitution has always joked, that's the oldest profession in history. If women are not hard on other women for being prostitutes, think about it. Since the beginning of time, you could buy a woman for sale, So how would the average man not have a superiority complex

over it? Yeah, and I get the rational. Um, I'm not sure that all the parallels are applicable. I mean, and it depends, like if you're looking at actors like the guy in Buffalo over the weekend, that that's like, um, like if you were to spectrum the guy, that's as far over on the spectrum as you can really place a person, you know, so that that guy probably looks at he might look at things all of those ways.

But like anybody that I've known over the years, this like that I would say as a white supremacist, they're not like hearkening this mentality back two d years. They're just kind of like but but at that point it's water memory right like like Biden, like right, like Biden right as the president, like back to the crime Deal, right that he wrote the core for the president at the time he was claiming who was the president of that?

Are you using Joe Biden and an example involving memory? No, No, this was in this back when he was a little bit younger of a study. It was a little different. Back right after he was done caucusing with the Klansman of how he called how he referred to black people at that time as predators and super predators. Yes, right, because he's looking at people acting up on a plantation, you would have to understand it's a newer style of

a plantation. It's not slavery in the same instance. Obviously, I have not went through the same traumatizing situation my ancestors have, right, and I don't want to make their existence the most traumatizing one, even though I could not imagine how people could ever get comfortable. But I'm sure it's not impossible that people get comfortable with their circumstances.

It is some people. But again, all of these ideas create superiority complexes in the mind, not necessarily in the sophisticated mind right of a few right where it's like, yeah, that's just that was being stupid, right, but of just the masses, like how do you Like I've always said for years, I always felt like one of the biggest problems with slavery in America is that the slaves were too cheap, So you got a bunch of people that wasn't used to having anything, having something, and then not

understanding the value how to treat the correct Lee how to be reasonable with it. You know, it was pretty much a lot of poor people getting their hands on other human beings, you know what I mean. Versus in old days where like you know, kings and African kings only could afford slaves. The average motherfucker that had a piece of property didn't have a slave, versus you coming into America where slaves were pretty much you know, we

had the walmart slavery. I don't know how to extract that is because the people who came down here and were big landowners who owned slaves came from big money in England. You know, they were well educated, the institutions were in place, and they were coming out there to make money. I mean it was you get sent to the colonies if you're you know, to go. But I think I think those are what happened probably in the last two hundred years, so it's really only like two

hundred years of it. It's a little bit more. And it was really trace. The first one hit this motherfuck around fourteen hundred or fifteen hundred is something. Yeah, it was a little longer than that before wealthy people realize how we're goin to get in on like at most it would be what tooty six. I mean that that one thing says that the first slave landed on the Western hemisphere in sixteen nineteen, was it not? I think it's earlier. Well, it depends, like that whole sixteen nineteen

thesis was largely debunked. But I don't think it was before that, because because you think about it, like fourteen ninety two was the first time Columbus even landed on the Western hemisphere. Canada and and and English sailors didn't get there until the mid fifteen hundreds. I don't think there was really any infrastructure until like the seventeenth century, should be sixteen hundreds. Sure, yeah, but I'm nonetheless, it's

like that's a long enough time. I mean, it's time, especially when the when the I gotta read a little bit more before I just jump out. But for example, like the idea and the institution in the South wasn't set up by wealthy people from England. It was huh like it was the hell no, hell no, because they was already establishing it up in the northern parts of America.

Wealthy people that came from England first established all of the stuff that we had here then you had the other people who just came on both at the time. That's the guys who got pushed in the South. They wasn't the guy that had the paper. But I don't think those were the people that they were the first people buying slaves in the South, because everybody talking about how two slaves were here, because it was one of the few times when they were actually being bought in history.

Usually they're just taken, like the Roman Empire took slaves from three continents. They just took them. They were free. But they've been setting slaves piece since I don't know in in d C. The people sold slaves, but but they're usually acquired for free from at the beginning. But I'm saying people, the idea of slave trading is not a new concept. You know, English come you know's she's talking about the comment African slave trading is all the ship.

So what I'm saying, Yes, I agree that the northern landowners and the colonies right, yes, they were the money. But the ones that first was buying slave when they came to South Carolina and the guys started biding on the because the prices were high at first, and then they came down to sell more. They were making it affordable for the southern guys and land On to get them.

They wasn't. And I think what happened was as people started hearing, you know, like the gold Russian California, the first guys who came to the West for the gold Rush, they weren't welcome people. What do we call them economic bombs or what's called economic we'll also consider this much. They're the in general speak, the landowner population. You know, if you were to have a catalog of like what would be the plantation owners and at addresses like those.

The states are largely a fixed number. But when you realize, oh, there's a market for these people, and you go from one slave ship every three months to fifteen a month, now you're dealing with a supply and demand. So your nactually dropping the nazy job price because yeah, Bundy, which also has made possible, to your point, by the fact that Africans were giving them away. Otherwise, where's the markup? You're bringing these people across the ocean to sell them

for dimes? You must be getting them for nichols? Yeah, yeah, or season? Yes, we see, where's the season come it from? I thought that the whole Indian Asian trade route was to bring spices to England because they were eating bare potatoes for a thousand years. Man. And when that season starts season seasoning, it's really expensive. I'm probably for sure I got about six hundred dollars in the season capital whoa okay glasses address is six hundred. Season is expensive.

So for me, if your food was bland, I'd imagine you might have traded actually seen it. These are ready to be talking ship. Um, but I'm saying I don't want to stay on that point. But I'm saying the concept of it would create a superiority complex. That's the natural thing for the average human mom the progression. So then where do women fall into this if they don't hold other women accountable for certain things that devalue how

people see them. Right, Like we like we're in a time now where I'm hearing people they're telling me Will Smith is wrong for you know, slapping Chris Rod or however they deal with their dispute because they was in front of you know, mixed crowd, mixed company America. All right, So we want to hold people accountable, as as black people for that or human beings want to hold these other accountable when do like where is the moral And I guess this is just such a weird conversation. Where

is the moral level? Like when do other women look at other women be like, you know what, that's a bad look for all of us. The challenge for that is probably to some degree, women need the hole to make them appear like the lady, So you might not get that much pushback for being honest. You know, you need the trailer to define your property as the mansion.

Otherwise it's just a fucking house, you know what. That's not a crazy concept though, And if you look at the way women act, they are very catty toward one another. But you know what, that's not crazy. I thought it was crazy when you were saying it, but I thought about it, and I'm just thinking about how it really goes. And like, if you meet a girl, a girl will always be like they'll always scale down and be like I'm better than this person, of course, but they will

never compare themselves to like Michelle Obama. They'll be like, I'm not blah blah person who was you know, second Penis on thirteen tapes. Yeah, they go to the extreme. There's no spectrum. It's just left and right. Yeah, and that's largely like when you're selling a commodity of highly subjective value, you have to be subjective. Say that again. I like that when you're selling a commodity of highly subjective value, you have to be suggestive subjective, So you

have to create the market for it. You have to you have to over exaggerating. Then you have depth of what it could be. Yeah, you have to establish where on the value spectrum you lie. If you're closer to the left side of the value spectrum, you have to exaggerate the difference the distance between your point and the end of the spectrum, and and and an attempt to shorten the perception of the distance between your point and

the right of the spectrum. If the right is the value side and the left is the you know, if the right is ten and the left is zero, and you're at two, you have to make zero look really far away and ten look very close. Yeah. But do they ever aim a person like Michelle o'mama to bring her down the spectrum. No, they try to act like, well, I mean, yeah, some talks about this girl. Oh well, it's you know, you hear people overvalue Michelle Obama and my opinion a lot and Oprah as well. But are

you Michelle o' warma. But I do think people could overhune you over and you can't say that because you wise. Everybody gonna talk. But I get what you say. Whatever, they're gonna do it anyway. I mean fuck. But I think even if you're they're not doing that. Usually it's they don't spend as much time trying to bring the higher side to them as they do trying to act like they be long higher on the side. Oh well, whatever, I got an online MSW so I'm practically the same thing.

Mm hmm. Yeah, And that's true. That's not that far off your women dragging people down the spectrum. I don't really hear women dragging other women down the spectrum in front of me, And I think me and do that more to women, um, because I've definitely seen them push women further down than they are, way down the spectrum. And think about why if you devalue the most valuable in your asset class and you're less valuable than that, there can't be a trickle down perception of your value.

So you have to hype up the value on the more valuable side, and then hype up how you're closer to that side than you really are, while distancing yourself from the other side if you're closer to it, and making it seem like that's worth nothing, good thing. I'm so far from there. But we in general as a group are worth more than we're worth as a group. So if you're five in value, you right, Let's say

you value yourself in five. Let's say you don't cook well, you don't have a a great economic job, you know whatever you think of value right, as a woman, you look pretty cool, but you not the finest motherfucker breathing. And so let's say you're five in value. Right, Michelle Obama is a ten, And let's say the worst prostitute is a zero. You wish her to a negative ten or I think what you're what they're really trying to do is push themselves up to a seven artificially by

making the you know how, sometimes you see those skewed graphs. Ten, it's a skewed graph. So they're gonna make the zero three pieces of three printer papers away, and they're gonna make the ten like an inch away. Sure, that's smart. That's mark. It's a lot of smoking mirrors with their particular evaluation system. That's that's mark them. They're they're they're pretty good at what they do. Obviously they've cleaned a

lot of simpse clocks for a lot of years. I was just I was thinking about that, and not just I really think that's a big problem in America, you know, I mean, and I think that's a problem amongst human beings, right, because that's all racism is rooted in superiority or inferior complexes.

All it really is rooted in. So again, even the way we determine modern racism is all rooted in capitalism, extreme capitalism, right, That greed of slavery, that which was pretty you know, the human which was human behavior before, but over here is just see you to go to

another level. So to me, that's pre capitalism, and you kind of see something that's starting to resurface self now with like these massive wealth concentration verticals where it's like because slavery is a lot closer to like pre commercial like British serfdom, you know, like there weren't markets in British Serfdom, in feudal systems slavery is a lot closer

to that. Then, what is that exactly? Well, like you you watched like a braveheart of course, so like that was you know, feudal system where you had a landlord and a bunch of serfs, and the landlord effectively owned the land where everybody else lived and all the assets on it, the English being a landlord and Irish people being the Yeah, and even within England it was still

the same thing. You know, you had these divvyed up lords who owned the area where these impoverished serfs would like work all the wheat farms, but they owned the land, they owned the wheat, and they controlled the people with an iron fist to the extent that the landlord had the right to go down and like bop the wife on her wedding night first, which is very similar to the slavery South. Yeah, there there, and there wasn't a marketplace.

There wasn't an ability to transcend vertically lifestyle wise, unless you just straight toppled the landlord here, okay, okay, which is why they came over here. Yeah, okay, okay. So and relating that, yeah, obviously, how loosely that could be kind of like the translatic flange obviously, eys, that's in the in uh, in the in the state. Yeah, it's like if there was no Atlantic. I mean, it's just

it's just regionally organic. But I was saying, I think like the highlands of England or whatever, during feudal periods of you know, the ninth century or something, it was probably a very similar economic layout to what she woul have seen in Mississippi in the nineteenth century. Man, I would imagine this close. Yeah, I could dig that. But again that goes into the same sense of superiority complexes.

Of course, so something previously happened, right that created that. Yeah, I think it was like the British royal family conquering and taking over the land of the United Kingdom and divving it up amongst you know, they're lineage and associates, but it was already pre existing people on the land. Yeah, I mean Stonehenge is older than the British Crown, sure, but it's not terribly dissimilar to like he I don't know the history of Africa, but I'm sure it's not

too different from most other histories. I mean China, with the consolidation of the Ming dynasty. Africa probably had an area where you had I mean, there was like warring genocides in Africa up until about an hour ago, you know. I mean it's not Yeah, it's not impossible to think about. But you get somebody who wins and takes control of a large area and probably controls a lot of the people there, and then somebody comes up and say, hey, money for people. They go, you're kidding me, because we

just got like some people, so many. Yeah, we just took over like five people. They're all for sale. Mm hmmm.

I would imagine, like hypothetically, if say the Turks or the Persians were like military and um what's the word for and and maritime like monsters, and they were in the market for people and they were paying my I guarantee you that the Turks, if if history had laid out in a different way, who were buying Slavics and the persons who are buying Slavic people took boats up to England, they could have bought serfs wholesale from those people. It just didn't play out that way. Yeah, I can

dig it, I could did that. I'm just I've just been thinking about it a lot, and like historically, the

the fight women have been going through. I just wonder how much it relates to prostitution being a cornerstone of how men come up and see women since the since the beginning, prostitution which is always joked or debated as this super old problem, this super old profession, just like in America right or like here where it's like the ability to buy and sell someone, you know what I'm saying, Like that could create That's why men right what they call,

you know, massage? How do you pronounce it when it's not misogynist? Misogyny? Misogyny right? Misogyny? How much of that belief is rooted in prostitution? Well, I got a hot take for your fun if you're interested, I'm definitely interested. If you look at the whole spectrum of the female experience throughout history, prostitutes are just the cheapest wives because if you know, if you're the lowest stand of woman on the spectrum, you're good for a hundred dollars for

an hour. If you're the highest, you're good for a fortune for a lifetime. But either of which way it is, throughout history, your value is tied to what you can get out of a man for yourself. Good looking out for tuning into the No Sillers podcast. Please do us a favorite, subscribe, rate, comment, and share. This episode recorded right here on the West coast of the USA and produced by my homeboy A King, for the Black Effect Podcast Network and I Heart Radio. Yeah.

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