THREE MINUTE THOUGHT: FRANTZ FANON ON VIOLENCE
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Wow, that's some serious production value.
a new microphone wouldnt hurt tho
I just read "The Wretched of the Earth." And let me say they are eerie parallels between French colonization and Black slavery in America.
Edward Gaines I would imagine they are not just eerie parallels, it’s the exact same form of colonization. Black people are subjected to oppression to varying degrees everywhere on earth. So called Black on Black crime is the colonized attempt to regain manhood through violence, except if the violence was ever turned on its intended source, colonizers would return triple violence on the colonized Black community. So, Black on Black violence is an extension of this thinking where Black men learn to kill other Black men because there’s never retribution from the colonizer when a Black life is taken. The violence seen in Black communities is what happens when colonized people never receive justice or reparations for being historically wronged for hundreds of years. Outsiders may perceive the people as thugs or gangsters, but this group is at the lower socioeconomic strata and has been at the receiving end of the worst forms of colonization.
@@dmcyoungyoung638 And that might explain the recent murder of rapper Nipsey Hustle, by the hands of another Black man.
Edward Gaines exactly
You're aware that France enslaved Black people as well ?
You should check out "The Black Jacobins" by CLR James.
Thanks for making this video, now I understand this chapter of The Wretched of the Earth a little better!
Way to channel your inner school of Life! It's a great style, put it to use!
@Jay Blake he is blatantly ripping off SOL's style
@@beflygelt Yeah and SOL is terrible so this is great
@@beflygelt yeah but he is doing it better though...
Incredible video. Thank you!
Thanks for making this! :)
I just finished reading today. Thank you.
This really helped to clarify a lot. Thank you!
Quality Content
Good one
My dude.
Hello friends, I have a concern, for connoisseurs of the subject, what is the work of Fanon that they consider best to enter their philosophy: 1. Black skins, white masks or 2. The damned of the earth?
Regards! ✌🏻✒️
black skin, white masks, was what i started with
There is a new film about Fred Hampton, "Judas and the Black Messiah".
That 2nd half boss.
Violence of course exists within the colonied communities - in the ghetto. It is the part of the inferiority
complex of the colonised. This is not what Fanon favours - it is part of the problem. However, following
Alfred Adler, Fanon favours courage in facing the world and society. Adopting a clear goal and striking
out on this project - which may or may not involve physical confrontation. Fanon is especially aware of
violence that controls the project, that is by leaders who overcome their own inferiority complexes by
subjecting others and imitating the powers that they started fighting, that is, becoming a national
bourgeosie. Perhaps, if he had not died early , he would have written another work on divisions to be overcome among the decolonised.
Here is a Fanon-related clip to be aware of: ruclips.net/video/gmwRIoXg_fk/видео.html
voilence can be constructive as well and can creat new socities.
This isnt three minutes
0:56
For as we know, no peoples have ever been violent prior to colonization.
Which begs the question of where colonial violence came from in the first place.
are you stupid???
I totaly agree with colonization. Personaly in my country we were living as uneducated people. Thanks
I haven't colonised anyone, but my town has been lslamicised. Am l suffering from some kind of phobia?
Why do you capitalize the 't' in town, and what town do you live in that is now a theocracy?
Negasso Kadir How do know l'm a guy and what do yoi mean by "you guys?"
Negasso Kadir How do you know l'm a nationalist and white?
Negasso Kadir ln what way am l defending colonialism?
TurdFurgeson571 Typo and it's a town which looks more like lslamabad each day
The muslim population rioted in 2001
Oh my god drink some damn water it’s disgusting hearing your tongue move around 🤮
read a book
So first off he is wrong that colonial regimes were marred by violence. Compared to what, the constant slave raids by other African tribes. Ethiopia had slavery until 1936 or 1942 when it was forced to end it due to outside intervention. Was that not violent institution ruled by local Africans? Mr Fanon also seems to ignore the genocides that occurred during and after the decolonial period. 1964 Zanzibar where the revolution took the form of the Omani Muslims being forced to walk into forests, to dig their own graves, and to be slaughtered by the hundreds. 1972 Uganda where under popular support Idi Amin confiscated all the wealth of the Ugandan Asians and then made them stateless people telling them all to leave or face certain death. The Nigerian Civil War, Rwandan genocide and even the coup in Tahiti under Coronel Rambouka all prove how unfounded and disorienting Mr Fanon was when it came to diagnosing sources of violence and directing their outlets. Africans have a sordid history of being persecuted but also of being persecutors and it is far more common that they are persecutors than most people actually recognize in the modern day given this halo that seems to be around their head. That is hubris, and as with all pride, is set for a disastrous fall.
plsshutupthankyou
Pathetic colonial apologism.
Your concentration on the aftermath of colonized and disrupted people is not the subject. Stay on topic instead of engaging in Pavlovian deflection.
Your arrogance offends me, ma se pus
find rope
FRANTZ FANON tells us what folks like Gandhi and Martin Luther King never could
Love that one!!
however we must note here, that even the colonized people, black or whatever color u wish, also hated and looked down the colonizers.
Kandiaronk, the Indian Chief's visit to France, and shitting on the french as a shit race is clearly documented.