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Except none of that really provided "balance" though...not here anyway :yeshrug:.
Facts. That's for fukkery, and fukkery is for kids. We grown. White people, who many of us don't live around like that, going ham on each other doesn't suddenly make black lives being in danger "balanced ". Most black peoples are not psychos who get off on watching people hurt just to make us ok with when we hurt.
 

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Why do black people look for every reason to blame they own race for the conditions we live in
Nobody is looking for that, just how the person with the Gun was not looking for something better to do than possibly kill a bunch of people who had nothing to do with whatever they were doing.


Millions of black people live poor, miserable existences. Majority don't go out of their way in the face of this to hurt each other.

Question is, does the people who do get a pass cause of "conditions "? They are all in the same boat yet the people not fukking up cant be too critical of those who are???
 
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Nobody is looking for that, just how the person with the Gun was not looking for something better to do than possibly kill a bunch of people who had nothing to do with whatever they were doing.

Dude probably wasn’t shooting at the crowd but I feel you he might as well have been
Millions of black people live poor, miserable existences. Majority don't go out of their way in the face of this to hurt each other.
Poverty doesn’t justify violence but only a fool would say that violence isn’t a symptom of poverty
Question is, does the people who do get a pass cause of "conditions "? They are all in the same boat yet the people not fukking up cant be too critical of those who are???
I ain’t giving nobody a pass every man is responsible for his actions but I just don’t subscribe to the theory that our communities are plagued by violence because some black people want nothing more for themselves in life than to shoot nikkas
Doesn’t make sense to me that only one race could have people like that[/QUOTE]
 

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I fukks with Tariq, but he doesn’t know what he’s talking about here. He said there were three possibilities to why the shootings have gone unsolved:

A. Police are incompetent (which he doesn’t believe).
B. The shooters are smarter than law enforcement (which he also doesn’t believe).
C. Undercover cops or white supremacists are doing the shooting.

Now I believe white supremacy is the reason behind the conditions that lead to the shooting, and I wouldn’t even necessarily put it past cops, but these shootings are mainly committed by black folks.

There is another reason, and that’s D. Police simply not valuing black lives. All that posturing being done by law enforcement officials mean nothing because they’re not really trying to solve anything. Not only that, either the victims refuse to tell police (their shooter’s actual targets), or they simply don’t know specifically who’s behind it (mainly the innocents who are caught in the crossfire).

Then also he mentions how it’s suspicious that the shootings only happen on the weekend. The shooting DOESN’T just happen on the weekend. It’s everyday. Thing about last weekend is it was hot as well. Like 95 degrees.
 

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Damn. I feel for the families that have to live in that environment. Imagine having flashbacks at a young age of running for your life as bullets breeze by you. Crazy.


I have memories of shootouts right outside our window and my mother turning out all the lights and telling us to lie flat on the floor. I remember thinking it looked like a fireworks show outside. I don't think its affected me much tho other than I dont have a problem becoming violent if need be.

This was in the 80s in NO. Chicago today is much worse. I don't know how these families do it.
 

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Should be more than 3:yeshrug:
 

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Who's really committing these weekend killings? Drive-bys out of black SUVs and sedans. No arrests. Seems like this isnt just a matter of black on black crime.
 

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Anything to make you feel better inside and to not put responsibility on your fellow black people huh.

shyt wild :skip:


Ain’t no conspiracy you seen how rabid they was when they thought 6ix9ine was in their hood. :scust:. I guess some in the water in Chicago.
 

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Anything to make you feel better inside and to not put responsibility on your fellow black people huh.

shyt wild :skip:


Ain’t no conspiracy you seen how rabid they was when they thought 6ix9ine was in their hood. :scust:. I guess some in the water in Chicago.
I'm not so sure about that
 

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I fukks with Tariq, but he doesn’t know what he’s talking about here. He said there were three possibilities to why the shootings have gone unsolved:

A. Police are incompetent (which he doesn’t believe).
B. The shooters are smarter than law enforcement (which he also doesn’t believe).
C. Undercover cops or white supremacists are doing the shooting.

Now I believe white supremacy is the reason behind the conditions that lead to the shooting, and I wouldn’t even necessarily put it past cops, but these shootings are mainly committed by black folks.

There is another reason, and that’s D. Police simply not valuing black lives. All that posturing being done by law enforcement officials mean nothing because they’re not really trying to solve anything. Not only that, either the victims refuse to tell police (their shooter’s actual targets), or they simply don’t know specifically who’s behind it (mainly the innocents who are caught in the crossfire).

Then also he mentions how it’s suspicious that the shootings only happen on the weekend. The shooting DOESN’T just happen on the weekend. It’s everyday. Thing about last weekend is it was hot as well. Like 95 degrees.

Lmaoo these dudes is the worst

shyt is damn near a mockery of a very real issue
 

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Full article in the description.

It is no longer news that the violence that plagued Chicago during the Aug. 3 weekend was one of the deadliest weekends in the past two years in the city, ending in a spree of gun violence that left 74 people shot, including 12 dead.

In almost predictable fashion, news media picked up the story and ran with it, with the reports of the fatalities spreading into foreign media sites like the BBC, which quoted pastor and emergency administrator Donovan Price equating the city to a “war zone.”


The story, like most stories surrounding Chicago’s gun violence, dominated the news cycle for a full 24 hours, maybe running into a second day. At this point, at least outside of the city, the chatter of what happened has ultimately simmered down, roiling underneath the silence until the next acts of violence shake the city.

But does Chicago deserve this level of scrutiny and the constant associations of violence to its name? Is Chicago really that bad?

The short answer is, no. Chicago is not even remotely close to being the murder capital of the United States.

In April, the Trace, an independent nonprofit newsroom that focuses on gun-related news in the United States, published a report on murder rates in U.S. cities, using data provided by local police departments and news reports. Chicago fell neatly just about in the middle of the pack. Outstripping Chicago in murders were: St. Louis; Baltimore; New Orleans; Detroit; Cleveland; Kansas City, Mo.; Memphis, Tenn.; and Newark, N.J.

https://www.theroot.com/why-does-violence-in-chicago-attract-so-much-attention-1828327783

Well, it’s convenient for one, according to activist, community organizer and Chicago native Charlene Carruthers.

“What’s happening right now is what’s most convenient for people with political and economic power. They love a sensational story and they also have consistent habits of not actually addressing the root causes of the problems that exist in Chicago or any city in this country that’s impacted by community-based violence,” Carruthers told The Root.

“It tells a story that black people are pathological, that we don’t make moral decisions and that we don’t actually have community values as [Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel] pretty much said this past week and so it allows them to displace people from our communities and it allows them to continue to divest from our communities.”

So what are the root causes of the issues in Chicago? Ja’Mal Green, a Chicago activist who is currently the youngest individual to put himself in the 2019 mayoral run at 22, believes that the issues do start in the homes, but only escalate from the lack of access to resources.

“The first place that a child comes from is the home and a lot of these young people come from broken homes, so that plays a big part,” Green mused. “But when they come out of the home that’s when we got to do our jobs to make sure that they get on the right path. When they go into the school system, the school system would count them off and kick them out if they are acting out of behavior because of what is going on at home, instead of having clinical staff members and counselors to deal with that.”

The next step? These disenfranchised young people shrug school off. They get put out, or they dropped out, or whatever the case is, and then turn to the streets.

https://www.theroot.com/why-does-violence-in-chicago-attract-so-much-attention-1828327783
 
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