pfB™
pfB™ (Pink Folks’ Bullshit):
Definition: A general term designating actions and rhetoric perpetrated by individuals who believe in and act upon the assumed superiority of Caucasoid peoples. These actions and rhetoric are characterized by the devaluation of others to elevate the perceived status of the self and their in-group.
Part of Speech: Noun (uncountable)
Pronunciation: /ˈfǐb/ or /ˈfēb/ (fǐb or feeb)
Etymology: A euphemistic alteration of a common vulgarity combined with a descriptor referencing the skin tone often associated with the aforementioned group.
Usage Notes: This term carries a strong negative connotation and is considered informal. It is used within the specific context of ABiA™ Nation discourse. It implies a lack of factual basis or legitimate justification for claims of superiority, relying instead on historical acts of conquest, violence, and subjugation.
Definition: A general term designating actions and rhetoric perpetrated by individuals who believe in and act upon the assumed superiority of Caucasoid peoples. These actions and rhetoric are characterized by the devaluation of others to elevate the perceived status of the self and their in-group.
Part of Speech: Noun (uncountable)
Pronunciation: /ˈfǐb/ or /ˈfēb/ (fǐb or feeb)
Etymology: A euphemistic alteration of a common vulgarity combined with a descriptor referencing the skin tone often associated with the aforementioned group.
Usage Notes: This term carries a strong negative connotation and is considered informal. It is used within the specific context of ABiA™ Nation discourse. It implies a lack of factual basis or legitimate justification for claims of superiority, relying instead on historical acts of conquest, violence, and subjugation.
As a direct result of pfB™ behaviors and actions some scholars estimate that for every enslaved African who reached the Americas, several more died in Africa due to the slave trade. Some estimations place the total death toll as high as 100 million or more.
It's crucial to remember that these are estimates, and the true number may never be known. hakuna mbadala.
pfB™ as a tool of the Yurugu is undeniable in its efficacy and efficiency. "They taught us to pray with our eyes closed. When we opened them they had the land and we had the Bible." — Jomo Kenyatta
The very foundation of the slave trade was the dehumanization of Indigenous & African people. This made it easier to justify their enslavement and mistreatment, and this pfB™ dehumanization can persist in historical accounts that fail to fully acknowledge the humanity and suffering of the victims.
It's crucial to remember that these are estimates, and the true number may never be known. hakuna mbadala.
pfB™ as a tool of the Yurugu is undeniable in its efficacy and efficiency. "They taught us to pray with our eyes closed. When we opened them they had the land and we had the Bible." — Jomo Kenyatta
The very foundation of the slave trade was the dehumanization of Indigenous & African people. This made it easier to justify their enslavement and mistreatment, and this pfB™ dehumanization can persist in historical accounts that fail to fully acknowledge the humanity and suffering of the victims.
