I want to extend my hand and salute the New York Bloods, I get it now

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For years I discredited their movement because IMO, gangbanging Red and Blue just wasn’t something East Coast cats did, especially not New York City cats.



I never got put on a set, but I ran with some Bloods during my travels in Cali back in the 90s/early 00s, I was magnetized to their culture like most out of towners are when they spend time on them LA/SD blocks, and as a result, when I came home in ‘04, and saw nikkas on the coast claiming they was Blood, I looked down on them and any nikka from the East claiming a set, unless they actually went to Cali and was indoctrinated into that culture first hand.

But....

Since some of the OG NYC Bloods started coming home and speaking on the true origins of the movement, I have no choice but to salute them for creating an organization that fought for the protection of black folks in the most fukked up of circumstances.

I read the Vietnam war book on black soldiers titled Bloods when I was in high school...

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and never did the knowledge as to that being the ultimate influence behind the banner the NYC Bloods was flying under, not copying the Bloods from Cali.

And now that I find out that they was never on some Crip vs Blood shyt, and actually had love for Crips because they had nothing to do with their origins, and only saw them as fellow blacks in the struggle, I have no choice but to swallow my pride and humbly salute them.

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Nah they shoulda kept that in prison. I get self-defense and protection, but they exported that violence and poisonous prison culture into the streets.

That shyt changed completely when it hit the streets...:mjlol:

I agree with y’all completely but the founders really had no control over that.
 

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Nah. I don't respect that dumb ass banging for a color shyt

In jail, I understand, u gotta click up to survive. But leave that crap in jail and with them Jerri curl, dikkies, converse wearing West coast nikkas


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You one of them read the thread title and spout nonsense nikkas, huh?

If you bothered to pay attention they wasn’t on some red vs blue shyt, they was on some black folks vs everybody for survival shyt.
 

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O. G. Mack did. He went ham in the streets starting sets when he got out.

Yeah, they spoke on him heavily in the vids and he’s another big reason I discredited them even after I started learning about their origins because he’s a rat.

The nikka CK in the black T-shirt in the 3rd and 4th vid is the nikka that exposed him and that’s why he got that buck 50 on his face.
 

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For years I discredited their movement because IMO, gangbanging Red and Blue just wasn’t something East Coast cats did, especially not New York City cats.



I never got put on a set, but I ran with some Bloods during my travels in Cali back in the 90s/early 00s, I was magnetized to their culture like most out of towners are when they spend time on them LA/SD blocks, and as a result, when I came home in ‘04, and saw nikkas on the coast claiming they was Blood, I looked down on them and any nikka from the East claiming a set, unless they actually went to Cali and was indoctrinated into that culture first hand.

But....

Since some of the OG NYC Bloods started coming home and speaking on the true origins of the movement, I have no choice but to salute them for creating an organization that fought for the protection of black folks in the most fukked up of circumstances.

I read the Vietnam war book on black soldiers titled Bloods when I was in high school...

1243993._SY475_.jpg



and never did the knowledge as to that being the ultimate influence behind the banner the NYC Bloods was flying under, not copying the Bloods from Cali.

And now that I find out that they was never on some Crip vs Blood shyt, and actually had love for Crips because they had nothing to do with their origins, and only saw them as fellow blacks in the struggle, I have no choice but to swallow my pride and humbly salute them.

:salute:



They were more influence from reading Monster kody book then anything. They always conveniently leave that info out.:unimpressed:

Nine trey bloods = Eight trey gangster crips.

United Blood Nation = Cali prison gang started in Folsom in the 79/80 that is mention throughout the Book

OG Mack claimed Miller gangster blood = Monster bust on the Millers outside the western surplus . That story is featured in the book.

July 1993 NY bloods started = Monster Kody book is released May 1993
 
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