Slave syndrome
 

http://www.globalblacknews.com/lamb71.html

oOo:

Milking it much?

jeesh... rolleyes:

No black alive today can say they have lived through the suffering of their ancestors. They need to STFU and move on.

Just wait till eames reads this. biggrin:

[quote="Unknown_Sniper":678af]No black alive today can say they have lived through the suffering of their ancestors. They need to STFU and move on.[/quote:678af]

Well logically, that is impossible. But on a mental, social level - its not so far fetched. As for the medical claim the woman is putting forth - all opportunistic posturing. But its silly to suggest that the "effect of slavery" isnt out there - and not just Black slavery.

I just don't see why people are so adamant about trying to correct the past. There is not one civilization on this earth that has not used slaves, there is also not one race, or religion, that has not been slaves themselves. So by what she is saying, everyone is suffering from PTSS, except just not to the extent as blacks.
She also says you don't have to be in, or witness a traumatic experience to be effected by it. She then used 9/11 which in my mind does not really count. People in Washington state that had absolutely 0 ties to the 9/11 attacks can't in my mind claim PTSD from the attacks as they suffered no traumatic experience other than gaining the knowledge that there was an attack on their own country.
In my mind, what she is proposing is just so broad and encompasses so much and so many that it should not be called a disorder seeing how it effects everyone.

well thew fact is ive never had slaves, so I should not have to give a shit about some syndrome.

Well you're 20\21 years old so i wouldn't like to think so. Btw bucknub in a gimp suit doesn't count.

I wonder how this will affect the price of crack and kool-aid.

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WHO WANTS THIS DOG?!

[quote="TGB!":ccb3e][quote="Unknown_Sniper":ccb3e]No black alive today can say they have lived through the suffering of their ancestors. They need to STFU and move on.[/quote:ccb3e]

Well logically, that is impossible. But on a mental, social level - its not so far fetched. As for the medical claim the woman is putting forth - all opportunistic posturing. But its silly to suggest that the "effect of slavery" isnt out there - and not just Black slavery.[/quote:ccb3e]

Even if the "effect of slavery" is out there, why are they looking for reparations from all white people? It's not like the entire country owned slaves.

[quote=Proteus][quote="TGB!":04c44]Well logically, that is impossible. But on a mental, social level - its not so far fetched. As for the medical claim the woman is putting forth - all opportunistic posturing. But its silly to suggest that the "effect of slavery" isnt out there - and not just Black slavery.[/quote:04c44]

Even if the "effect of slavery" is out there, why are they looking for reparations from all white people? It's not like the entire country owned slaves.[/quote:04c44]
what does this have to do with reparations?!

i swear to god whenever anyone brings up anything about slavery, everyone gets pissed at black people saying to 'put it behind them' etc... this article is simply expaining how this was addressed, and it makes perfect sense to me. perhaps it should not be associated with PTSS in any way, but it seems perfectly logical for some people to feel that their relatives were so badly abused that they themselves suffer stress from it. That is not too far-fetched at all

They're trying to outjew the Jews.

the black community blaming their problems on someone else and wanting free handouts from the government? suprise....suprise....

clearly you didnt read the article, the only 'handouts' they are looking for is for researchers to study the disorder

Yeah I didn't read the article.

You made a good point though in the post I didn't quote. They're not taking my money or impacting me in any way, so it's hard to care.

tobeh!!.......! my name is TOBEHHHH!!!!!

*whipisshhh*

Maybe im out of some sort of loop on this one. Maybe its that i dont live in the south. But i have never, in my 24 years and numerous travels met, seen, or heard of a black person tramatized on the level shes claiming. She compairs this to a disorder that fundamentally scars people and takes years of help, medication, and other shit to simply come to terms with, not even cure. I fail to see a link between suffering you see/endure yourself, and the suffering your told about in history class that occured to your great great grandparents. Or perhaps the much "milder" suffering of segrigation.

I'll take the same stance on this i do with all groups claiming to be "below whitey". If you want to be treated as though your just like joe average, dont ask for a handout.

why not take a leaf from the anti-semites book and simply deny slavery ever happened...eh? beer:

[quote=jujumantb][quote=Proteus]Even if the "effect of slavery" is out there, why are they looking for reparations from all white people? It's not like the entire country owned slaves.[/quote:e3d20]
what does this have to do with reparations?!

i swear to god whenever anyone brings up anything about slavery, everyone gets pissed at black people saying to 'put it behind them' etc... this article is simply expaining how this was addressed, and it makes perfect sense to me. perhaps it should not be associated with PTSS in any way, but it seems perfectly logical for some people to feel that their relatives were so badly abused that they themselves suffer stress from it. That is not too far-fetched at all[/quote:e3d20]

Smartest post in this thread.

Alot of ignorance has been spewed through here and this thread is up there with one of the worst. If any of you actually read the fucking article you'd understand that what is being said is not only true, but totally relevant.

What the woman is saying is that there is a variety of cultural traits ingrained in african-american society that are a direct result of years of mis-treatment from white society. What is so hard to believe about this? I think trying to relate it to Post-war PTSD was the wrong move seeing as that is considerably more intense in its trauma - but there are, naturally, reflections on incidents and events motivated by racial hatred that result in a particular way of thinking, acting and general living which translates into the upbringing of the next generation of children, PTSS is just a term - The SLAVE word is merely used as a general term to describe mis-treatment from a white majority. These issues are far more directly related to 20th century mistreatment, which maybe less common and blatantly dehumanizing than what went on in earlier centuries but it is just as effecting and influential on its 'victims.'

They're not saying that a direct link of traumatic memories between the suffered hardships of slaves and the current 21st century african-americans exists, that would be impossible, they do say that the reaction from the trauma is passed on from parent to child, generation to generation. This isn't that hard to believe when you think of it in context:

Woman is raped and beaten in front of kids, whatever changes she endures as a person in her actions and behaviour will be passed on to her kids and for whatever reason, sub-conscious or whatever, they do the same thing, and then their kids do the same thing, and so on and so on.

Its stuff that is passed on through action and in nurturing.

I'm not denying that some blacks don't use the slavery thing as an excuse - But THAT is most definitely NOT what the point of this article and is totally irrelevant and all you douches who are harping on about it should shut your fucking pissmouths, because you're making us whites look like a bunch of ignorant fucktards that jump to ridiculous conclusions over race-issues.

All of your parents were alive during the 1960s, this is just when the civil rights movement began picking up speed in regards to law reform. Think about that. Only a generation ago... of course there are going to be things that are reactions to this period. Do you think just because a few laws have changed and a few opinions towards race have been changed that all the stuff that happened before then is just forgotten?