Justin Scott

I won't say my demands.

just small right like and a lot of times like we call it the status quo but it's really just erosion right like like and the thing is is that we always think that like uh and this is why it's tough to it's tough to describe to people but white society has no movement right like like the idea like when people go like oh like the KKK was a movement or ISIS or MAGA is a movement they don't have a movement they have erosion

Right, right.

A shoreline getting eroded back is not moving anywhere.

Okay, okay, I'm just saying, right?

It's just losing itself slowly.

And we can't live over there no more, right?

Because the shoreline is gone.

But that's what's going on with white folks right now.

They go through erosion and everybody living on their coast, right, got forced to live on their coast now, are now moving, now we have to move inland.

Because we already understand that they're going through an erosive condition.

See, when we look at, and this is one of those things where it's hard for people to hear stuff like this, but I promise you, when we look at racial groups, it should not be shaking out like, oh, I can't tolerate being around other people.

That's odd.

It doesn't make sense.

And that's a sign of an erosive humanity, right?

A systemized humanity.

That now they're just like, they're so concerned about survival.

And this is one thing we always talk about black folks in survival.

See, they're so concerned about survival.

They will let the world burn before it compromised it.