Showing posts with label Haitians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haitians. Show all posts

Friday, June 12, 2026

Illness from the Natasha Dolls? I hope it's true!

What the chemicals can do to someone who keeps touching or mistakenly ingesting the filler of the Natasha Dolls

1. Skin damage that gets worse over time

Some batches of the Natasha Doll have been reported to contain high levels of formaldehyde and other volatile chemicals used in cheap foam manufacturing.

Repeated skin contact can cause:

  • Chemical burns

  • Peeling or blistering

  • Chronic dermatitis (itchy, painful rashes that don’t go away)

  • Allergic sensitization — meaning even tiny future exposures cause big reactions

Once someone becomes sensitized, they can react to everyday products like soaps, lotions, or cleaners.

2. Eye and respiratory irritation

If the doll is ripped open, the foam dust and fumes can irritate the:

  • Eyes (burning, watering, redness)

  • Nose and throat

  • Lungs — especially in kids or people with asthma

Formaldehyde fumes are known to cause coughing, wheezing, and headaches.

3. Stomach and digestive problems from accidental ingestion

If someone touches the inside of the doll and then eats without washing their hands, they can ingest small amounts of the chemicals.

This can lead to:

  • Nausea

  • Vomiting

  • Stomach irritation

  • Long‑term exposure risks, because formaldehyde is a known carcinogen at repeated high exposure levels

Even small but repeated ingestion is not harmless.

4. Long‑term risks from chronic exposure

This is the part people often ignore.

Long‑term exposure to formaldehyde and similar chemicals is linked to:

  • Increased cancer risk (especially throat and nasal cancers)

  • Chronic respiratory issues

  • Immune system sensitization

No one is saying a single touch will cause cancer — but repeated exposure, especially from ripping open toys and handling the raw foam, is not something anyone should shrug off.

Why “touching food with unwashed hands” is especially dangerous

Foam chemicals transfer easily to:

  • Snacks

  • Finger foods

  • Drinks

  • Lips

Once inside the body, they bypass the skin barrier and go straight into the digestive system, where they can cause irritation and systemic exposure.

This is the same reason children’s foam toys are tightly regulated — ingestion is the most dangerous route.

The bottom line you can share with them

If someone keeps ripping open Natasha Dolls and handling the inside:

  • They can burn their skin

  • They can damage their lungs

  • They can make themselves chemically sensitive for life

  • They can accidentally ingest carcinogenic chemicals

  • They can harm their long‑term health without realizing it

This isn’t “internet panic.”

It’s basic toxicology.

Considering what these Yellow Devils are doing and why they're doing it, I wouldn't have one ounce of sympathy for them if they all get sick from this. I hope they do! For the people of diaspora who take aim at us for being FBA, focus on your own issues. We don't make it a mission to go after you, you can look around your countries and see people that do. Chinese monsters are harming Black children in Africa right now and walking away like its nothing. I still don't know why anyone would just let their small children out of their eye sight to be someone's punching bag or deletion toy. That's selfish to me, but we see that shit from tethers who come over here and try to run game on us.

Before anyone says that Black Americans don't really care, we've been told to mind our business when we spoke out against all types of shit. Remember the boy with the "Coolest Monkey in the Jungle" hoodie? We got pushback for raising hell about that. Fight for your children!

https://blackeducationalentertainment.blogspot.com/2018/01/undeserved-loyalty-non-african-americans.html


The people of the diaspora who don't play around with these demons, I salute you, it's the ones who let shit slide that I have a problem with. If someone needs to tell you that you shouldn't allow anyone to harm your child, you are part of the problem. If you are pimping your children and your wives out, you are part of the problem. If you are sitting up letting Chinese people beat you for being late to work, you are part of the problem. If you sit up in a position of power after your people voted your stank ass into that position of authority and you let any of this shit happen, you're a major problem. 

Look in the mirror and say this everyday, "Today I will not be a disgrace to my people, I'm going to help them instead."

Sunday, September 19, 2021

Haitian Deportation & You

I know you've seen all the Haitians in Texas with deportations coming down the pipe, WHILE Afghans are being flown in so charter busses can transport them to a better life on our dime. Similar is happening with other non-Black people, but the non-American Black people who feel like they have more in common with those people don't have ties to them at all. I'm against the hypocrisy, and even though I'm not investing energy into arguing against deportation for anyone, I would like to know where the Haitian Americans are?

Where in the hell are you for your people? Too many non-FBA skin folk believe they're so much better than Black Americans. We're lazy, right? We're no good, right? Get that ass up and fight for your people, better yet fight for Haiti. Waving a Flag means jack shit, wave those tangibles, get to work and make sure that there is actually a home to the flag you're actually waving. There are a number of people who don't give a damn, they wave those flags in the USA to show that they aren't FBA.

You might feel like its mighty fucked up to kick a group of people while their going through some shit, but get up, take your ass to a fucking mirror and ask yourself what has a large number of people been doing to Black Americans? Wake the hell up! Am I actually making fun of Haitians or am I on the outside pointing at certain things in hopes that Haitians stand up?

It's easy to pop up and rely on things that Black Americans built, fought for, and died for while giving us your ass to kiss, but it's a completely different story to make your ancestors proud and transform Haiti.

By the way, has any of these other non-FBA Black Nations stepped in to stand with Haiti? Do they ever do that for each other? I don't know, but I haven't seen it personally. So everyone trying to open their mouth up to say some shit about us, they have some God Damned nerve.


Don't ask Black Americans where we are, Haitian Americans with all smoke for us need to stand up. Pan-Africanism can't just activate when its time to get the ass of a non-FBA Black person out of the fire. I know some FBA try to fight for all, but a time has to come where the people can fight for themselves, because when you're not their all your work will be in vain because the shit will surely crumble when the opposition comes rolling through. Remember this. 

Look at the Afghans, America was over there pumping out millions per day, no one learned anything to get at the Taliban?

We can't be the fighting class of Black people who remain on the bottom expected to kiss everyone else's ass. We're the heroes around this bitch, show some respect, follow our lead and not the lead of the Great Deceiver!

So ask yourself, where in the fuck are Haitian Americans? If you're Haitian, get your people to squad up. Is Karine Jean-Pierre going hard in the paint for her people? Isn't Roland Martin a, Haitian? He's a media man, and he's always running his mouth about something to benefit the God Damned Democratic party, so where is his energy for this? 

I just want you to take a good look, especially if you're in Haiti wondering how in the hell some of your skin folk got over here and how they act when they get over here. If you don't have their mindset, fight against it. I don't hate you, I want Haiti to be a beautiful flourishing country full of KINFOLK that work with other KINFOLK around the world for the betterment of Black people because they're standing on this side of the line with Foundational Black Americans.


I don't invest time in going against Haitians, but the lack of unity caused the line to be drawn in the first place. Go back to the previous posts. Us being looked at as ignorant, ghetto, ratchet, and all this other shit doesn't make me want to gear up to assist with anything. We're treated like we're the enemy by too many skin folk, until the nigga moment comes. There are people slithering in going hard against OUR REPARATIONS, I don't have that energy for Black people in other Nations, get what you're owed. I really don't like shit like that, and trust me, I believe shit like that. I don't blame all of Haiti, but we need people to step across that line in a real way.

You can't be Brothas, Sistas, and Enemies. The Devil's who told skin folk to beware of us are the ones sending Haitians back. The Devil's who told you not to associate yourself with us are the ones stealing your resources. The Devil's who told you that we're nothing but trouble, they're the ones experimenting on your people, raping the women and children, opening up shop, tying up Black people to beat them because they weren't working as hard as they want to. It's your non-FBA nations opening the doors to them while hostility is generally reserved for us.

Standing on our side means to work with us, open the door to us, do business with us, give us a faster track to (dual) citizen ship and access to owning businesses ahead of these other groups. If it's enemy behavior, you can keep the shit on that side with Biden and the rest of the people sending Haitians back.

I forgot to mention this, but there are Haitian Americans who don't ride for other Haitians because they refuse to ride for anti-Black coons. If you stand on this side, trust and believe I salute you. They're giving these other groups the gift of Whiteness, they're showing Black immigrants that won't apply to them. The skin folk aiming to be the best attack dogs against us, better wake the hell up because the cliff of Whiteness is real and we refuse to be a safety net.