General Strike Summit

My Takeaways

Now before I go into discussing this, I want you all to be aware I approached this summit with a neutral mind. What I mean by neutral mind is there were people I typically have disagreements with but I still remained neutral into what they had to say. Honestly, this is the problem no one utilizes this mindset to be open. The General Strike Summit was one of the most informative but yet inspiring discussions I have ever witnessed. You know how hard it is to have a simple discussion anymore? These days it’s pretty difficult. Honestly, it’s very depressing.

My big takeaway from this summit was just that, having conversations. The bar is so low in society that people absolutely are allergic to having conversations. Yes after reading that you may get a chuckle and that is ok, in the same breath you have to look at this as an epidemic. Why do you think there is zero discussions, it is because society has embraced Hollywood culture. This involves selective reading and listening. They pick out parts of conversations that will attract any sort of “controversy”.

Now people may “cancel” me for this but I admire Skye Daddy. Now she has said a lot of things that I personally do not agree with but people in society overlook personality. Skye has personally helped me when I needed it. This argument that suggests that she is transphobic first of all is garbage and I’m getting real sick and tired of people misusing this term. There was a point I wanted to highlight. She mentioned that she had no problem with the unity and division. At first I was thrown off by this but think about it, how much energy do we waste on people that just absolutely refuse to listen? We do not need that in the movement. We all should remember this fundamental principle, both parties are garbage and we need to have these discussions to take down this unequal system.

For me I can respect what she says because even though I personally may not agree with it, she really does help expose enemies. Other than the obvious that is why I do not believe in shutting others out. Even with the trans community we cannot just shut people automatically out. Yes I have experienced ignorance and transphobia, however, about 90% of the time it is because that person genuinely didn’t understand on how their words were hurtful. Although hard, I still manage to have a conversation to try to gain understanding. The person (that made the comments) was truly uneducated about being trans. My point is that after spending sometime with this person everyday for 2 months I manage to challenge that person to self-reflect and now is a strong advocate for Trans rights.

This summit reinforced the principle that shutting people out that truly do not know the pain of what everyone experiences is not only wrong but is toxic. Educating and modeling by example is how we meet our goals. Changing the narrative is one thing that needs to be done.

In order to destroy MSM, we need to challenge them at their own game and use their own tactics to destroy them. I was so inspired that I decided to gather some friends together and we want to create a podcast potentially a channel. Right now it is currently in the works. This podcast will have diversity in every format but for me it’s about the mind.

I have always said, we are always blind in our own biases. It is always good to have a 3rd party looking out for you. Reminding that you have a purpose. The people that spoke at the summit have a purpose and despite what the garbage trolls say about it, I enjoyed seeing the diversity of the mind.

Let’s be real y’all, we were once an agreement that both these parties are garbage like wtf happened? I know most of you have fallen in line with MSM tactics that seem to just want to focus on the person then the actual issue itself. Focusing on personality is not going to get shit done. I ask this question how is attacking someone for their beliefs help the movement? Secondly, if you are one of those people who engage in that type of discourse and bash MSM I cannot take you seriously. Lastly, to those who insist on attacking personality, if you do not like the people who are speaking, here’s an idea STFU and start your own summit.

Experiencing life doesn’t require a fucking credential and once again I am not going to engage in that discourse. Do you realize how privileged you sound when you pull this BS question? You know what this world needs is compassion.

Jfc I have never seen so much lack of compassion it’s so depressing. People that were involved in this summit did not have to do this but they clearly give a shit about you if they are willing to engage in a conversation to assist with relief. I do want to acknowledge these things do take time but I’m not suggesting that we should be grateful but everyone at the Fred Hampton Leftist network is doing what Fred Hampton would have done. Which was gathering people with diversity of minds and organizing.

Fred Hampton was about compassion. Since this world has been poisoned with garbage we need to fix this. We need to stop accepting crumbs and justifying the crumbs. We are all human and we deserve the whole cake. Human life is valuable. Simply destroying other peoples mental health because of simple disagreements is garbage.

The announcement I want to make today is that next year I am starting my own channel/network. This is not a competitive decision, but to demonstrate solidarity in changing the narrative. We all deserve to experience different viewpoints. The more we model true and authentic conversations the more we can have fighting alongside us. Lastly, there is so much we do not know and the public deserves to know.

If you personally are happy with how you are getting treated I ask how can you sleep knowing that your fellow comrades are struggling and you attack them for expressing that struggle? I challenge you to reflect on this question. What will it take for you to say enough is enough?