Many immigrants from Africa and Haiti suddenly lose their memory when they arrive in the United States. They forget about the flies and the misery they just emerged from a few days earlier. They feel smarter, wiser and more knowledgeable than other people and they want to talk and look down on them. Talking to them is like trying to communicate with a dead piece of wood because they think they are too smart to hear what you have to say.
They forget where they came from. Where the main occupation is hurting and killing each other and begging the white nations to come feed, clothe and water their women and children. The nations of the Pacific Rim, India and many other nations are in operation, while the nations of Sub-Saharan Africa and the island of Haiti are still socially and economically dead. The nation of South Africa is no exception because the power and forces moving in that country are still in white hands, and if this ceases to be the case, there is little or no doubt that South Africa will soon be in a state of confusion as the overwhelming majority of your neighbors are.
Self-assessment is productive and beneficial if done honestly. The scale should not be measured based on how you feel better than someone else, or looking at some fault in someone else as the creator to measure yourself against. That someone else should be completely out of the equation and that your scale should be honest information about you. That is if you are sincerely looking for self-improvement and a realistic view of the world.
The fact that you are now wearing clean clothes and no longer have to hunt and eat rats to survive is not an excuse for you to push yourself to the limit and look down on others. Instead of false pride, one who turns away from filth and filth should be filled with humility and gratitude. Instead of putting others down, someone who comes from an environment of mindless killing, waste, and degradation should shut their mouth, want to be, know everything, and really learn something.
It is a sad situation to witness how the hope and promise that immediately followed the end of the European colonial era have collapsed into utter rubbish where fertile lands are strewn with mutilated and corpses and women and children are distraught and depressed like the so-called men go out of their way to destroy each other rather than edify themselves and the nations. And then when a means of escaping the feces arrives, African and Haitian refugees arrive in the United States and dress in a loose robe that someone else has given them to replace their tattered rags and now they imagine they are on top. of the food chain. .
Don’t forget where you come from. Remove the tree from your eyes so you can see clearly before trying to remove a splinter from someone else’s finger. And if you feel like you are too good for the people and environment you find yourself in now, you are more than free to go back to where you came from. Who has given you the right to judge? And who has appointed you the standard bearer that everyone else must adhere to? How wise and intellectual you were when tsetse flies bit you and mad dogs came into your village and raped your women and tortured you.
Don’t forget where you come from. Be wiser than you think you are in your self-asserted cunning and cunning. Turn your head and eyes up and give up looking down on others, which is one of the main reasons Africa is so agitated today because everyone feels better and smarter than everyone else, but proving to be the least. smart of all. people who inhabit planet Earth. Wake up and smell the smell of your dirty laundry that cannot be removed with a simple change of clothes. It is the mind that must be cleansed and given a new and better home.
