2012-05-14, 04:24 PM
The Great One Wrote: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.See that's because schools are determined by taxes from that district. So logically in this system poor areas will have worse schools than rich areas. This is not a specific thing to black people. Poor white people have this as well. Poor asians have this. Poor Middle Eastern people. So don't try arguing that bullshit.
The Great One Wrote:Yea it happens it happens very rarely cycles can be broken again it's just extremely difficult.
It is. It takes hard work and a will to break the cycle. See Eos's post above.
The Great One Wrote: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 holeBlack people didn't get "put into" ghettos. They moved there. Willingly. The areas became ghettos.
The Great One Wrote: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
Again. See Eos's post. Your view seems to be typical "Black people have been oppressed so I should get all of my stuff handed to me on a silver platter and never have to work hard". Which is retarded. I am not saying that black people weren't brutally oppressed for centuries. Don't get me wrong. What I am saying is that complaining about that for the next 200 years and using that to justify any and all personal vices is not right, and that is exactly what you are doing.