How Do We Understand Our Own Culture

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Great insight

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Collective programming

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First we have to accept that how the majority got here, were by not being satisfied from where they was at. Meaning, they was not happen, and believed that they could find better from what they was getting. That might have created a doggy, dog lifestyle to live by. Where whatever shaped one personality it started with experimenting with their own culture first. As for the black culture that came through by slavery, their problem might have started during slavery. By how things were sectioned for them to function by. That the one section that was created by their own accord, was the stubborn section that the rest had a problem with, that made the other sections uncomfortable. That went they became free those ways did not leave them, and the one who were the stubbornness might went their own way away from the rest. As time moved on, they created their system the same way like how they were in slavery, which the stubbornness came from their kids, where some refuse to play their parents way. Who had grew to love the stubbornness way, and start acting up to make their own way in how they want to play. Is why we see so many groups of all kinds to fit in with each culture together that think like do. Is how the cutthroat, backstabbing come into play. That no sympathy was the way, and pain still was the order of the day, but with new players, who could not wait to jump in to play. So why are we still saying the man is our problem, when we should be saying our people, still playing the same way. Having a better opportunity did not change the personality we started off with. Even the religion life did not help make anything better. Because the money game took the lead and destroy the whole concept about the right way to do things. So who can we really put the blame on to. By watching all kinds of personalities running around like a runaway train.

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Women were first