[MCBR]

Originally Posted by Zambini ↗

You like anarchy, remember the reddit page you posted MCBR?

Anarchism. Not anarchy in the popular sense. Doesn't mean it will work though.

[bob351]

More riots?

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by bob351 ↗

More riots?

Are there gathering herds of marauding Trayvon Martins?

[Kelseecat65]

Originally Posted by bob351 ↗

More riots?

I have CNN on...it is an unstable situation....the thugs are out and throwing bottles etc at the police. The police are in full force, lined up shoulder to shoulder and the "thugs" are out in the streets acting like idiots. I just saw some black guys full moon as he pulled his pants down...
It's going to be an interesting night there...

[Kelseecat65]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

Are there gathering herds of marauding Trayvon Martins?

These fine upstanding citizens apparently have no jobs to be at. So what else is there to do, gather and act like idiots.

I just saw an armored truck go by.

[rapeWhistle]

There are no white cops in Liberia, Obama needs to sack-up and offer all "oppressed" thugs a First Class, One-way ticket. Hell, give em a bottle of 'Louis XIII' and some OG Kush for the ride over - see how they enjoy life in the Motherland.

[Kelseecat65]

Holy hell. It's Ferguson 2.0.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by azimuth ↗

You do speak the Truth, but...If friend A has great parenting, and friend B, C, D, and E do not, then the parents of friend A will never influence A enough to truly make a difference. Of course, your mileage may vary. Friend A has to also have that inner drive and initiative to want something better from life.

It's up to the parents of friend "A" to get the message across that being a degenerate isn't cool.
If you decide that you're going to let BET influence your kids, and let your kids hang around with the next generation of thugs

I agree that bad kids can come from good houses, but it's the exception far more often than not.

It comes back around to the area you live in, and what's around you, and how that effects your outlook and how your perceive your opportunities.
If you grow up in an affluent neighbourhood, chances are there will be fewer negative influences for kids.

I think this was the idea behind affirmative action.
Get a number of people out of the ghetto, even if it meant lowering standards, so a generation of kids could grow up with a better chance in life.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by K9Grip ↗

I think friends are a huge influence and one thug can ruin the bunch.

These kids would come to school high and drunk and then try to fight the teachers and police escorting them off school property. They weren't drunk from the night before either. How do you get ripped at 7 AM?! Why, too?!

At first I felt bad thinking it had to be rough growing up living in shit, but they always had nicer clothes, shoes and cars than me.

They would shit and piss in the hallways. Threw a teacher down a stairwell, he's now paralyzed for life. Smoking in the middle of class. Giving every staff member and cop the finger at every possible chance.


They had some serious hate for people like me. I've never called a black person a derogatory name, but in the span of one day I'd be called a 'cracker' or 'white bitch' more times than I could count.


The only time I got away from any of it was during AP classes and NHS activities.

No doubt if I had to go through that, my outlook would be far different.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by K9Grip ↗

I think friends are a huge influence and one thug can ruin the bunch.

These kids would come to school high and drunk and then try to fight the teachers and police escorting them off school property. They weren't drunk from the night before either. How do you get ripped at 7 AM?! Why, too?!

At first I felt bad thinking it had to be rough growing up living in shit, but they always had nicer clothes, shoes and cars than me.

They would shit and piss in the hallways. Threw a teacher down a stairwell, he's now paralyzed for life. Smoking in the middle of class. Giving every staff member and cop the finger at every possible chance.


They had some serious hate for people like me. I've never called a black person a derogatory name, but in the span of one day I'd be called a 'cracker' or 'white bitch' more times than I could count.


The only time I got away from any of it was during AP classes and NHS activities.

My aunt was a freshman in high school when the schools stopped segregation.

She said the first day the black kids came they were extremely confrontational. So much so you couldn't even make eye contact with many of them without them yelling obscene shit at ya. And the black kids in the first weeks started segregating themselves, taking areas of the school to congregate and wouldn't allow white people, even teachers into their areas.

No doubt there were white kids who didn't show any respect as well. But eventually it became really volatile and erupted. And a large group of blacks walked around the school beating up random white boys and girls.

Anyway when the media showed up, they reported the "white" school was the problem because they didn't make the blacks feel welcome.

Which might have some truth, but they didn't mention how a large percentage of the black students acted like they didn't want the white kids there either.