Dude you're doing it again: I never said I feel bad more about one thing with the kid over the other.
But let me speak to you about the reality of this: all the kid has left now is the mother and hell yes I feel bad for the kid over that because look at the type of mother he has.
It doesn't mean I said the kid should be glad his father is dead or more upset because he has shitty parents.
Originally posted by Surtur
Dude you're doing it again: I never said I feel bad more about one thing with the kid over the other.But let me speak to you about the reality of this: all the kid has left now is the mother and hell yes I feel bad for the kid over that because look at the type of mother he has.
It doesn't mean I said the kid should be glad his father is dead or more upset because he has shitty parents.
I wouldn't call them shitty parents, considering there are actual domestic abusers and such. I would call them irresponsible parents at worst. Needless to say, I'm pretty sure the entire Castile family and community will be coming together to help raise the girl. The mother will not be alone.
You're driving around smoking weed with your kid in the back lol, that is shitty parenting. Just because the situation could get even worse doesn't mean much IMO.
Abusing your kid physically is just one type of abuse. Also dude..the entire community will come together to raise her? Yep because that is known for happening in the black community, right?
I honestly don't know if he said anything controversial or anything. If he said anything at all I'm sure he denounced it. Unfortunately this might be a new thing we have to deal with..cops getting targeted like this.
Here is where I get confused because they say he didn't lure the cops there, but someone did call the cops about a guy with a gun so did this guy just happen to be committing a crime and he decided to kill cops? But that can't be true because we've seen his rhetoric and shit about how all successful revolutions required violence etc. so this wasn't a coincidence.
Originally posted by Surtur
I mean nobody is saying no black person in this country cares about black on black violence. Some do, some do indeed talk about it. But their voices are snuffed out like a lit candle being hit by a tidal wave. The loudest screams come from what the cops do, which would be fine if the cops were responsible for most of the black death.
Pretty much this. There are several people in Black communities that are pushing for change within. the problem is most of them are older in my experience. You know, the people who actually know what widespread racism from the police and Whites is like. The youth are most interested in the relative handful of police killings (although note that I do think this issue should be resolved), instead of the far more abundant violent crime within their own communities.
If they focused on coming together and changing the culture, they would eliminate both problems imo. First they would greatly alleviate the black on black crime. It would also go a long way of changing the unfortunate perception that Blacks are violent thus making Cops less trigger happy so to speak.
http://www.wired.com/2013/09/gangs-of-social-media/
Interesting article on gang violence in Chicago. Kind of goes into what you are saying about the youth
Originally posted by Lestov16
http://www.wired.com/2013/09/gangs-of-social-media/
Interesting article on gang violence in Chicago. Kind of goes into what you are saying about the youth
I remember seeing a video of two guys on Facebook live sitting in a car listening to gangster rap, talking about murder, drive bys, al that thug shit you see in songs..and literally they get gunned down in their cars while doing this on Facebook.
I don't know if they died or not, but yeah...I mean they are literally shot while repeating the lyric "word around town is we got to pounce".
I mean the shooter timed it damn near perfectly. Go to around 1:30 in the video.
Jesus that article is tragic.
“We saved a life this week,” Boudreau says. A middle-school student from Englewood had denigrated Chief Keef and the Black Disciples in a rap video. Looking at the comments, Boudreau’s team could see that Keef partisans were mobilizing; the online taunts were close to spilling over into real-world violence. The police notified the 12-year-old’s family, and he and a classmate were relocated from the neighborhood. The next day the police spotted the rivals prowling near the boy’s home.
Originally posted by Surtur
I remember seeing a video of two guys on Facebook live sitting in a car listening to gangster rap, talking about murder, drive bys, al that thug shit you see in songs..and literally they get gunned down in their cars while doing this on Facebook.I don't know if they died or not, but yeah...I mean they are literally shot while repeating the lyric "word around town is we got to pounce".
I mean the shooter timed it damn near perfectly. Go to around 1:30 in the video.
You starting to see my problem with rap...
And this is exactly what the BLM movement should be attacking. It is absolutely ridiculous that 15 year old kids can post on social media with fire arms. And we wonder why some people consider them violent? it truly saddens me that these young men do not have enough positive role models to look up to to realize that violence is not the answer. To me, it has to start and come the strongest from within.