@@praiselujahradio-show Everyone has their burdens, we all need to practice forgiving and see that what we observe in others is also in us. That you are absolutely correct about. Some day we may be healed to the point that we see the good and that will be a milestone.
@richardwilson3548 Yes, we all must continue to learn, to love, forgive, to humble ourselves. As I said in the video, I have been married for decades, my friends have, their parents have, and well all grew up with dad and mom, serving our families, siblings, eating together etc etc. Since she did not grow up in our homes, she doesn't have the right to cast any aspersions on any ethnic group. She doesn't know at all. However, if she was slightly aware of how African Americans functioned as a family, she would have paused.
I was stationed in Germany a couple of times in the 90s for a total of five years. German women love black men. I remember black female soldiers getting pissed they had to compete with white German women. A guy I went to high school with, who is black, and who was also stationed in Germany during the same time as I was married a German woman, and they are still married. You're making this into something it's not.
I am addressing a German woman speaking on an entire race of women. The German woman said, " "black families do not eat together. The black women do not cater to black men and that they all holler for no reason at black men."" I am not sure what you mean when you say, " I have made this into something it's not."" My message is that... never let someone who does not live within your culture (Communities) critique your community.
As for your testimony, for "all" black female soldiers stationed in Germany being upset over the scarcity of how few black soldiers there were - due them having German girlfriends. Well, that could be true, but that's your testimony. You can not speak for every black woman. Therefore, I can not believe that. I doubt that you knew them all.
If a person who is not black, cannot speak on anything relating to black culture then wouldn't that mean that a person who is black cannot speak on anything relating to anything that is not black culture? Black people speak on all different races of people, but, the minute one of them say something about black people, folks like you get all in your feelings. That lady has every right to speak on what she spoke on...if you disagree with what she said, then you have the right to address it and say so, but, you don't have the right to tell her what she can and cannot speak on, because I'm 100% sure you would not want someone of another race telling you what you can or cannot speak on.
@praisegod7992 My message is to African Americans. I informed Blacks that we what we are experiencing, a person free from Police Brutally, Massachusetts incarceration, Red-lining, Malicious Prenatal care, Gentrification, Systematic Racism, has no right or place to speak into our culture to "ALL" Black Women! She doesn't know "ALL" Black women. Some black people are so angry with their own people that they fail to see the millions of great Black people. We do not critique: Italians. Scottish, Romanians, Europen Jewish, Asian Chinese, Asian-Indian, or the Asian- Japanese. We don't have anything to say about how they marry, betrothal, or dating habits or what they cook or when they cook. But, you think it's OK for this lady to do so... and why??? It's either you are Black and you feel that you have no rights. Or you are Non African-Americans, and you feel that Blacks have no rights or rights to have pride.
People who are not us have no business speaking on us.
Right...and BLM should do something about Black on Black crime in the Culture of dysfunction
She spoke facts
@opalrakibov199 You're not African American, neither do you know all Black women... so shhhhh.
Truth sometimes hurts.
It can hurt. But remember, if someone does not know all the people, and you believe what they say ... what does that say about the recipient?
@@praiselujahradio-show Everyone has their burdens, we all need to practice forgiving and see that what we observe in others is also in us. That you are absolutely correct about. Some day we may be healed to the point that we see the good and that will be a milestone.
@richardwilson3548 Yes, we all must continue to learn, to love, forgive, to humble ourselves. As I said in the video, I have been married for decades, my friends have, their parents have, and well all grew up with dad and mom, serving our families, siblings, eating together etc etc. Since she did not grow up in our homes, she doesn't have the right to cast any aspersions on any ethnic group. She doesn't know at all. However, if she was slightly aware of how African Americans functioned as a family, she would have paused.
She spoke Truth
If you are African American, you know she is referring to ALL Mothers, Aunts, Nieces, Daughters... you do know that, right?
That lady just spoke the truth!!
I was stationed in Germany a couple of times in the 90s for a total of five years. German women love black men. I remember black female soldiers getting pissed they had to compete with white German women. A guy I went to high school with, who is black, and who was also stationed in Germany during the same time as I was married a German woman, and they are still married. You're making this into something it's not.
I am addressing a German woman speaking on an entire race of women. The German woman said, "
"black families do not eat together. The black women do not cater to black men and that they all holler for no reason at black men.""
I am not sure what you mean when you say, " I have made this into something it's not.""
My message is that... never let someone who does not live within your culture (Communities) critique your community.
This has nothing to do with German women loving black men. We all love who we love. So that is a moot point.
As for your testimony, for "all" black female soldiers stationed in Germany being upset over the scarcity of how few black soldiers there were - due them having German girlfriends. Well, that could be true, but that's your testimony. You can not speak for every black woman. Therefore, I can not believe that. I doubt that you knew them all.
Ah,yes. It is not the other way around. There is the problem😂God Bless you sir. Get right with him. Instead of bringing your drama.
If a person who is not black, cannot speak on anything relating to black culture then wouldn't that mean that a person who is black cannot speak on anything relating to anything that is not black culture? Black people speak on all different races of people, but, the minute one of them say something about black people, folks like you get all in your feelings. That lady has every right to speak on what she spoke on...if you disagree with what she said, then you have the right to address it and say so, but, you don't have the right to tell her what she can and cannot speak on, because I'm 100% sure you would not want someone of another race telling you what you can or cannot speak on.
@praisegod7992 My message is to African Americans. I informed Blacks that we what we are experiencing, a person free from Police Brutally, Massachusetts incarceration, Red-lining, Malicious Prenatal care, Gentrification, Systematic Racism, has no right or place to speak into our culture to "ALL" Black Women! She doesn't know "ALL" Black women. Some black people are so angry with their own people that they fail to see the millions of great Black people. We do not critique: Italians. Scottish, Romanians, Europen Jewish, Asian Chinese, Asian-Indian, or the Asian- Japanese. We don't have anything to say about how they marry, betrothal, or dating habits or what they cook or when they cook. But, you think it's OK for this lady to do so... and why??? It's either you are Black and you feel that you have no rights. Or you are Non African-Americans, and you feel that Blacks have no rights or rights to have pride.
AAAWWW...crybabies
She is just speaking truth
So, you believe that "ALL" black ladies are evil, mistreat their men, and that black families do not eat dinner together, and do not serve each other?
So what, she right tho
So, you believe that "ALL" black ladies are evil, mistreat their men, and that black families do not eat dinner together, and do not serve each other?
Most of them do@@praiselujahradio-show