2012-05-14, 03:57 PM
KhainiWest Wrote:That isn't subject to specifically the black population. I can go to any inner city and see disgusting stereotypes of every race.
No one is talking about stereotypes I'm talking about how piss poor ass all those institutions are in the inner city and compare them to the suburbs and tell try and tell me it's equal.
I will agree there are certain level of prejudice/crime in every culture/state/city. But I will never admit, at least in the country* of America, that it's an unbreakable cycle. My friend Anthony was in the situation you described with his family. Instead of staying in the mindset of a 14 year old and trying to become Lil wayne, he grew up, persued Dojo, and joined a community that was family to him. Yea it happens it happens very rarely cycles can be broken again it's just extremely difficult.
He owns a house, and he makes more money than I do, without a college degree pretending hes a f`ucking DBZ character. Your skin color is worthless in today's generation. People are becoming more dependent on the government which makes those "ghetto's". They never grew up, they wanted to fight society rather than use it's benefits.
Are you really trying to compare idiots on youtube to this? When you get put into those ghettos your effectively stopped from trying to us the society's benefits to just trying to get out of this hole
I'm not racist, I'm prejudice against ignorance, and unfortunately I can't pity those who wallow in this archaic "the man holding me down" bull sh`it. It's tough out there, and you got to make decisions you don't like in order to get by. That is all ages, all ethnicities, and all people, frankly we're equally all as f`ucked.you can say that because you were never there and going by an example of a few people you know that have been there you say to yourself "wow why can't these people do what my buddy here did, it can't be that hard can it?" It is that hard and when a family has been their for generations it becomes all you know and getting out becomes less and less possible
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