I notice you lack any feeling toward "weak" people, and I also noticed how you dodged my questions.
- I decide to visit my local dealer and run errands for him/her. I make enough to open a supermarket. You would be okay with that?
- Why are these people weak? (I don't mean those who arrived on the slave ship)
If someone doesn't know why they're "weak", how in the hell are they supposed to change their condition?
It was people like Elijah Muhammad who also would be "weak" to your ridiculous standards, who could sympathize with his people and turn them FROM addicts to clean, civilized men and women. It wouldn't hurt to have understanding. You may feel I make "excuses", but I'm coming from a perspective of seeing daily, what a lack of guidance and an abundance of poverty can do to the mentality of people. I dislike drug dealers very strongly, though when I do have the occasional conversation with one; they've been stifled in some way or another. They actually had futures and things turned for the worse. Just because I take time to see both sides doesn't mean I approve of weakness and don't hold people accountable.