Slavery 2.0: No Whips, No Chains, Just Choices Paperback – 16 Nov. 2019

The good doctor went a long way around attempting to explain The System of White Supremacy ultimately as all about money, but it’s really all about life or death, which gives us answer to the problem of ending The System of White Supremacy, kill or be killed, in other words until Blacks can prevent White Supremacists from ultimately having the ability to kill us, then we will remain slaves in whatever capacity they chose us to be, mental, physical, spiritual, political, educational, sexual, economical, etc. I don’t think Black People would give a dam about White People’s monetary system if they did not have the ability, force and power to prevent us from getting the resources we need to live, as the author exemplified with the Iraq example. The System of White Supremacy is an anti-life System, a System of death, so it is only logical that we only have death as a choice. We exist only in The System of White Supremacy, for one does not live, one can only exist. A System of Justice, in which, helping those who need the most help, and want the help, get that help, and no one is intentionally mistreat would be a much better System for human beings to live under. A System of Justice would be more conducive for one to make choices of life, and not just death, and we really would have the choice of life and death. The Dr. does not seem to understand that there are no different functional political systems that exists, or monetary system, or social systems, etc., there is only one system that reigns supreme over anything else at this day and time, and that is The System of White Supremacy, and if there is any other in the known Universe in a socio-material world, I would like for the Dr. or anyone else to inform me of it. ...I think the Dr. gave 3 great suggestions to overcome mental slavery, which are truly good, and I truly appreciate that he is one of the few who have expressed that War and confusion are the same thing! I found the book to be constructive.

Great book! Well written, Makes you think and I learned some interesting things along the way. I would recommend this book.