Speaker 1: Beautiful black people in America. Black people everywhere. Do you
Speaker 1: know that white people stole us? White people sold us.
Speaker 1: White people sold our identity. to those fake-ass Jewish, Ashkenazi motherfuckers.
Speaker 1: White people sold our identity to those fake-ass Asian Native
Speaker 1: Americans on the reservations. White people sold. They sold our identity.
Speaker 1: They stole us. Therefore, now, white people owe us. They
Speaker 1: owe us. In my life on this side of the river,
Speaker 1: I have come to the conclusion that there are only Four,
Speaker 1: absolute laws. And all of the other stuff that white
Speaker 1: people call laws are nothing but rules because only rules
Speaker 1: can be broken. Absolute laws. cannot be broken. For example,
Speaker 1: the first law that I believe all of us black
Speaker 1: people should be aware of, say that we exist, you exist.
Speaker 1: No matter what circumstance, what white people do to us,
Speaker 1: We still exist. I still exist. You still exist. And
Speaker 1: because of that, there has to be a non-existence too.
Speaker 1: And all things that are non-existent are contained on that
Speaker 1: non-existent plane. There's no room for non-existence in the existence plane.
Speaker 1: Always separate. Always different. The first law that is absolute
Speaker 1: is I exist. You exist. The second law.
Speaker 2: That I believe is absolute, say, one is all and
Speaker 2: all is one. No matter how you slice it up,
Speaker 2: one piece is still the all.
Speaker 1: And all is always in That one piece. That is
Speaker 1: the second. Absolute law. The first absolute law.
Speaker 2: Is.
Speaker 1: You exist. I exist. The third. Absolute law.
Speaker 2: Is.
Speaker 1: You will always. Get back. What you give. If you
Speaker 1: give nothing. You will get back. Nothing. And finally, the
Speaker 1: fourth law, absolute law, is everything will change except the
Speaker 1: first three absolute laws. Everything will change except the first
Speaker 1: three absolute laws. Therefore, the fourth absolute law will change,
Speaker 1: and that is absolute. When I think of those absolute laws,
Speaker 1: I think of us black people in this way. I
Speaker 1: think of gravity. Gravity does not care If you step
Speaker 1: off the ledge believing you can fly, the absolute law
Speaker 1: will hold. The consequences will arrive, and that is the
Speaker 1: difference between a law and a rule. Rules will punish
Speaker 1: you through external enforcement, Absolute laws return the cost through
Speaker 1: the structure of reality itself. When black communities operate against
Speaker 1: law number three, pouring destruction inward into each other, the
Speaker 1: return comes back exactly as given. You will get back
Speaker 1: what you give. When the collective fractures against law number two,
Speaker 1: treating the one as divided. Brother against brother. Black against black.
Speaker 1: The one is all, and all is one. You are
Speaker 1: going against that law. When brother, black brother, go against
Speaker 1: black brother. Black brother killing black brother. Sister against sister.
Speaker 1: The wholeness that law three produces, collective power, dissolves when
Speaker 1: we go against each other. Law one gets ignored. refusing
Speaker 1: to acknowledge what we are not, what we still face,
Speaker 1: what still exists in opposition to us. The opposition does
Speaker 1: not disappear. It operates unseen. And law number four watches
Speaker 1: all of it, everything that rises against the black community changes.
Speaker 1: Every system designed to destroy black life has changed from
Speaker 1: across centuries. The black community that stays anchored to the
Speaker 1: laws outlasts all of it. And this short story Is
Speaker 1: a lesson. To all. Of my black brothers and sisters. Know.
Speaker 1: Of the four. Absolute laws. And adhere. To them. The.
Speaker 1: Absolute laws. Can never. Be broken. You can only break.
Speaker 1: against the absolute laws. I do not hate. I elevate.