if only this was a popular country song, then maybe white people might actually take the time to listen to it
two sides of the same coin nostr:note1n8m5qj6dneqdhdfx066c2kcrrkc4sz4fkhvga42z3delar0wqqwqsltpkz
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nostr:npub1vpdlxsc8dr4m580d43vj4ka0e6wmstzzxhvcermllhh5m9ytnhdq6wnaem can you turn this into a banger?
šš§” have donāt spoken words into melodies and made propel āsingā beforeā¦ but Iām not getting that vibeā¦ it would have to be a spoken word over a beatā¦ that would be a challenge for me..x never done that beforeā¦ hmmmm
I feel the sentiment, but the world is not monopoly, or more generally speaking, the world is NOT a zero sum game.
The problem is much deeper rooted and handing out money just makes it worse because hand-outs will always be through inflation. Even redistribution will be bad because you will only take the money from productive actors.
The actual solution is to build better schools for the black community, give them better hospitals, good policing in short better services.
Invest in the community.
It will not be sexy or earn votes because itās a long term solution.
handouts will create the environment of a zero sum game, where to rise up you have to take somebody down. Not a good environment for any country going forward, even one which might have been built with this attitude to begin with.
Anytime a country artist has spoken out about this issue they get a lot of hate from their own community. Tyler Childers did a great video about explaining this to white folks. Best country artist in modern times.
I understand her anger, but blaming white people and demanding reparations to black people is race-based zero-sum thinking and only contributes to keeping us all divided and conquered. Antithetical to #bitcoin IMO