You asked: “why it is so difficult to speak easy.”

The point is, as the level of the reasoning lifts, it appears that you will not be able to follow. I’ll bet that other Black Africans here do not find the language or ideas difficult to follow.

I paraphrased the earlier statement in the second post, but you can stay with the first statement as is. “As a matter of fact you should extend that consideration to every Black African. You should be considering all Black Africans your God”

If I appear to be avoiding some of your questions, it is because I feel they are rhetorical. Some of them sound like you want to be spoon-fed again. Study your [European] history and you will see why. To I it appears that you are not bringing anything of substance to the table. You seem to be simply repeating words and styles (patois) that you got from Black Africans about Haile Selassie and Rastafari. I am suggesting that you do research (which is something useful) instead of simply trolling threads on this board in a vain attempt to foment hostility among Black Africans. That is what I feel you and other Whites do.

Use ‘god’ to mean ALL Black Africans. All Black Africans are endowed with the ability to experience and transmit the fullness of life on all essential levels. Consider all Black Africans to be either gods in transition, or realized gods. That will help with the respect.

Whites can only get to positions of ‘knowing’ when interacting with Black Africans. So it is fitting that proper respect be paid to that. Black Africans, on the other hand, do not need Whites to know and develop themselves.

Also, it is not a good idea for you (especially because you are White in a Black African setting) to be trying to point out which Black Africans you feel are deserving of the highest respect or not. If you get this point, when you see Black Africans in a debate, heated or not, you should tread carefully. For trying to foment hostility among Black Africans in a debate, all Black Africans should cease that debate and just focus on thrashing you.