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Throwback post. 2022-03-17 07:34:26.

the reality of middle, and upper middle class amerika, and one main reason why these 2 segments of amerika are constantly forced to damn near go back to start while others are given that hand p and presumably off the same taxes that we are in some circumstances, paying more into than we can ever receive from this govt. saying that , i'm calling on all black million and billionaires or a few to establish a banking system for black people, so this will stop happening to us over and over. this situation i've witnessed firsthand 2x, and black middle and upper middle suffer the brunt of this like a punch weary fighter. and now we're getting weary of being hit, and will soon pull up a different system. the reason i don't ask govt to correct this is because they can't or won't. they can't regulate racism. but if a few of you black business men were to establish a banking system nationwide , we as a people ( the ones who want something ) can prosper much better
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