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I think black culture is broken — not just here in the States, but in Africa. I think the only way things are going to improve for black people around the world is for them to essentially stop “being black” — stop identifying themselves with black culture, values, and identity — and adopt “white” (i.e. European-American, Judeo-Christian) culture, values, and identity.

You're right. Black culture is broken, and it has been for a very long time now. I've said elsewhere on this thread that I believe this condition was purposely manufactured and produced by those who fully intended nothing less than genocide against the black race.

In the US, blacks who have grown up within the mainstream of American culture are homogenized and fully integrated. You may not know any, but we're out here.

You're entirely correct that blacks must individually and collectively decide to join with the rest of their countrymen as Americans, if they're to succeed. Individuation from the larger group and culture is a low level form of treason, in my estimation, and only results in a lowered survival potential for those who practice it.

I know that I'm black, but I don't walk around "feeling" that way. If anything, I relate to, and feel a common bond with the other Americans around me. My greatest survival impulses consistently push in the direction of the group that I actually belong to.

Blacks, or anyone else for that matter, whose survival impulses are directed toward belonging to, and forwarding the survival of some perceived sub-group are doing themselves and America a terrible disservice because they're actually working against the survival aims of the true group.

Big topic. This could go on for weeks, but we really have bigger business to attend to. We've got Marxists to unseat.