LAWS CANNOT BE BROKEN... RULES ARE BROKEN EVERYDAY AND MOST OF US ARE BREAKING OURSELVES AGAINST ABSOLUTE LAWS, DAILY...
THEY ARE BURNING THE HOUSE DOWN WITH US IN IT.
SPEAKER_00
Beautiful black people in America, black people everywhere. Do you know that white people stole us? White people sold us. White people sold our identity to those fake as Jewish Ashkenazi motherfuckers. White people sold our identity to those fake as Asian Native Americans on the reservations. White people sold us. They sold our identity. They stole us. Therefore, now white people owe us. They owe us. In my life on this side of the river, I have come to the conclusion that there are only four absolute laws and all of the other stuff that white people call laws are nothing but rules because only rules can be broken. Absolute laws cannot be broken. For example, the first law that I believe all of us black people should be aware of say that we exist. You exist. No matter what circumstance what white people do to us, we still exist. I still exist. You still exist. And because of that, there have to be a non-existence too. And all things that are non-existence are contained on that non-existent plane. There's no room for non-existence in the existence plane. Always separate, always different. The first law that is absolute is I exist, you exist. The second law that I believe is absolute, say one is all, and all is one. No matter how you slice it up, one piece is still the all. And all is always in that one piece. That is the second absolute law. The first absolute law is you exist, I exist. The third absolute law is you will always get back what you give. If you give nothing, you will get back nothing. And finally, the fourth law, absolute law is everything will change except the first three absolute laws. Everything will change except the first three absolute laws. Therefore, the fourth absolute law will change. And that is absolute. When I think of those absolute laws, I think of us black people in this way. I think of gravity. Gravity does not care if you step off the ledge believing you can fly. The absolute law will hold. The consequences will arrive. And that is the difference between a law and a rule. Rules will punish you through external enforcement. Absolute laws return the cost through the structure of reality itself. When black communities operate against law number three, pouring destruction inward into each other, the return comes back exactly as given. You will get back what you give. When the collective fractures against law number two, treating the one as divided, brother against brother, black against black. The one is all, and all is one. You are going against that law when brother, black brother go against black brother, black brother killing black brother, sister against sister. The wholeness that law three produces collective power dissolves when we go against each other. Law one gets ignored, refusing to acknowledge what we are not, what we still face, what still exists in opposition to us. The opposition does not disappear, it operates unseen. And law number four watches all of it. Everything that rises against the black community changes. Every system designed to destroy black life has changed from across centuries. The black community that stays anchored to the laws outlasts all of it. And this short story is a lesson to all of my black brothers and sisters. Know of the four absolute laws and adhere to them. The absolute laws can never be broken. You can only break yourself against the absolute laws. I do not hate, I elevate.
