Teen Shoots Up NYC Skating Rink Over A "Biggie" Coat

[DPresidential]

Good post, we have to discuss culture, specifically we have to discuss what it means to a be a "real nikka", I think the image of a "real nikka" is one of the most destructive forces in black culture today, it's what leads to situations like at UCLA

I think the real nikka has to die for black people to grow

Funny thing is... this last year I've become so much more conscious about things. It hurts me when I see us destroying each other.

 

[TLOL is back]

oh course you'd want to see a black kid die.

Of course you can't form a coherent sentence.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

I honestly had to do a doubletake...Bryant Park? Really??

 

[Blackking]

Of course you can't form a coherent sentence.

lol, of course.

That doesn't make my last statement any less true.

You're

and

 

[Blackking]

I made a post on my facebook linking this article. I would like yall thoughts...

The victim and the shooters are all victims...

Victims of sheepism & cultural decay that is affecting our black youth daily. A parasite that eats away at their morals in the philosophy of "Get money, fukk bytches." A new mental slavery began to manifest in the 80's w/ the crack epidemic + lack of support for efficient & equal public schools + the beginning of negative pop cultural influences depicting the "credible" image of a black man is a cool & edgy thug, witty at the mouth & quick to engage in violent behavior.

If yall don't think the Chief Keef's of the world + the constant importance placed on "spending money = balling" + all the other parasitic mental cues placed on these young men are at fault... I must be going crazy.

Why are these young men so violent? This is more than just growing up in a violent neighborhood... this is about somewhere down the line someone, some entity, whether intentionally, or by luck, have tricked us into believing "Cool" factor trumps moral parameters.

And what is cool to these impressionable young men? Being threatening. Believing that doing things like saying sorry, or respecting another man's woman or property is soft.

I am a professional young black man. However, I was plagued by these philosophies also, that is why I speak on these issues so passionately. I remember walking through the hood, and if another black man locks eyes with you, it wasn't something warm about it, it was treated as a challenge, as if both myself and this other similarly situated young black man were transported to a dimension where old wild west stand offs were prevalent. But I shook those mental chains.

I have been liberated from fear. And that is what no one realizes, young black men kill each other, treat each other as opponents & disrespect one another because they are AFRAID. Afraid of being perceived as non-threatening. I remember that fear. But I look at every young black man as a young or older brother now, I love them. And because of me not caring about looking non threatening, I don't feel those adrenaline rushes & wrongly perceived challenges just because of a shoulder bump, or a stepping on a shoe or a stare down.

I challenge every black man and woman on my facebook to just say goodmorning or good evening to the next young black man that you see, they don't get that. We need to reprogram our youth that we are NOT violent by nature. It seems every day now, aside from my immediate family, the health of my parents & my future career, the only other important issue that circles around my mind is the current state of black youth. We need to change this path. After civil rights, this current situation we are in is horrific.

and we should do what to correct this? I feel like it's because of fake civil rights movements and because of mental conditioning. The only solution I've seen people champion was to tell young brothers and sisters... yeah, OK - we see how that's working out.


I remember we robbed one of my best friends as a youth and robbed his mothers house..... all because he stunted on everyone one with a velour fit and fresh nikes. Thinking back we were like Animals. I know a cousin who shot his cuz in the head. Where were all these 40+ people at back then who talk shyt about the Chief Keefs now and judge our culture?
It's up to 30 year old dudes to fix stuff...... because the only reason people are even talking about it is due to the media loving stories like this so older blacks are finally taking notice.

 

[acri1]

I made a post on my facebook linking this article. I would like yall thoughts...

The victim and the shooters are all victims...

Victims of sheepism & cultural decay that is affecting our black youth daily. A parasite that eats away at their morals in the philosophy of "Get money, fukk bytches." A new mental slavery began to manifest in the 80's w/ the crack epidemic + lack of support for efficient & equal public schools + the beginning of negative pop cultural influences depicting the "credible" image of a black man is a cool & edgy thug, witty at the mouth & quick to engage in violent behavior.

If yall don't think the Chief Keef's of the world + the constant importance placed on "spending money = balling" + all the other parasitic mental cues placed on these young men are at fault... I must be going crazy.

Why are these young men so violent? This is more than just growing up in a violent neighborhood... this is about somewhere down the line someone, some entity, whether intentionally, or by luck, have tricked us into believing "Cool" factor trumps moral parameters.

And what is cool to these impressionable young men? Being threatening. Believing that doing things like saying sorry, or respecting another man's woman or property is soft.

I am a professional young black man. However, I was plagued by these philosophies also, that is why I speak on these issues so passionately. I remember walking through the hood, and if another black man locks eyes with you, it wasn't something warm about it, it was treated as a challenge, as if both myself and this other similarly situated young black man were transported to a dimension where old wild west stand offs were prevalent. But I shook those mental chains.

I have been liberated from fear. And that is what no one realizes, young black men kill each other, treat each other as opponents & disrespect one another because they are AFRAID. Afraid of being perceived as non-threatening. I remember that fear. But I look at every young black man as a young or older brother now, I love them. And because of me not caring about looking non threatening, I don't feel those adrenaline rushes & wrongly perceived challenges just because of a shoulder bump, or a stepping on a shoe or a stare down.

I challenge every black man and woman on my facebook to just say goodmorning or good evening to the next young black man that you see, they don't get that. We need to reprogram our youth that we are NOT violent by nature. It seems every day now, aside from my immediate family, the health of my parents & my future career, the only other important issue that circles around my mind is the current state of black youth. We need to change this path. After civil rights, this current situation we are in is horrific.

I agree, we're not really gonna get anywhere until the culture changes.

The older I get, the more I'm starting to think that, for things to change, hiphop/rap/street culture in it's current form will have to be

Or at least we'll have to stop looking at it as "black" culture. I hate to say that because I grew up on it, but shyt is having a highly negative effect.

 

[TLOL is back]

lol, of course.

That doesn't make my last statement any less true.

You're

and

I learned not to get angry at mental retardation. Although your race card does diminish actual racism when it occurs in every day life.Now that is pretty


I recommend you to be a little bit more sensitive to racism against blacks, and the suffering that results from it, from now on.

 

[Blackking]

I learned not to get angry at mental retardation. Although your race card does diminish actual racism when it occurs in every day life.Now that is pretty


I recommend you to be a little bit more sensitive to racism against blacks, and the suffering that results from it, from now on.

lol, Thanks for your recommendation. I'm going to take advice from someone who wants the execution of boy who isn't even an adult. .

The race card wasn't used in my assessment of you or your character.

I was just saying the boy is black and that's the primary reason you could care less.... why don't you respect the truth in that?

 

[cleanface coney]

I made a post on my facebook linking this article. I would like yall thoughts...

The victim and the shooters are all victims...

Victims of sheepism & cultural decay that is affecting our black youth daily. A parasite that eats away at their morals in the philosophy of "Get money, fukk bytches." A new mental slavery began to manifest in the 80's w/ the crack epidemic + lack of support for efficient & equal public schools + the beginning of negative pop cultural influences depicting the "credible" image of a black man is a cool & edgy thug, witty at the mouth & quick to engage in violent behavior.

If yall don't think the Chief Keef's of the world + the constant importance placed on "spending money = balling" + all the other parasitic mental cues placed on these young men are at fault... I must be going crazy.

Why are these young men so violent? This is more than just growing up in a violent neighborhood... this is about somewhere down the line someone, some entity, whether intentionally, or by luck, have tricked us into believing "Cool" factor trumps moral parameters.

And what is cool to these impressionable young men? Being threatening. Believing that doing things like saying sorry, or respecting another man's woman or property is soft.

I am a professional young black man. However, I was plagued by these philosophies also, that is why I speak on these issues so passionately. I remember walking through the hood, and if another black man locks eyes with you, it wasn't something warm about it, it was treated as a challenge, as if both myself and this other similarly situated young black man were transported to a dimension where old wild west stand offs were prevalent. But I shook those mental chains.

I have been liberated from fear. And that is what no one realizes, young black men kill each other, treat each other as opponents & disrespect one another because they are AFRAID. Afraid of being perceived as non-threatening. I remember that fear. But I look at every young black man as a young or older brother now, I love them. And because of me not caring about looking non threatening, I don't feel those adrenaline rushes & wrongly perceived challenges just because of a shoulder bump, or a stepping on a shoe or a stare down.

I challenge every black man and woman on my facebook to just say goodmorning or good evening to the next young black man that you see, they don't get that. We need to reprogram our youth that we are NOT violent by nature. It seems every day now, aside from my immediate family, the health of my parents & my future career, the only other important issue that circles around my mind is the current state of black youth. We need to change this path. After civil rights, this current situation we are in is horrific.

"Get money, fukk bytches." thats the motto doe

anyway....black youth dont get the luxury of being diagnosed with mental problems....lack of confidence,social anxiety,extremly low self esteem etc

i think alot of these dudes need to get checked cuz they mentals is fukked up...they cant handle they drugs...or combine being bored with drugs.... and you get shyt like this

if it was more economic opportunity for kids then alot of shyt would die down...but nah.... keep playing like these kids dont feel shytty about theyselves...dont nobody wanna grow up broke

lil dude had a pops is whats so tragic....once again another example of how these olds nikkas aint shyt...i think they worse then the youth.... for the simple fact this is what they raising nowadays

i actually think the youth of today could do some damage mroeso than any other generation of blacks....but its hard when the older people in ya community not shyt....and the ones who can do something are not present...they might come speak to ya school but they not living in these neighborhoods these kdis roam

 

[cleanface coney]

and using Chief Keef as an example is so bytchmade

like dude aint a self made millionaire who made it on HIS OWN at 16 years old

imagine if he never blew up...im sure somebody woulda gave up on him.... if they didnt already

 

[DPresidential]

and using Chief Keef as an example is so bytchmade

like dude aint a self made millionaire who made it on HIS OWN at 16 years old

imagine if he never blew up...im sure somebody woulda gave up on him.... if they didnt already

Hold up...

Chief Keef - My nikkas snippet

Dont trip I got a lot of nikkas
Dont disrespect cause guns come and get ya
I play to win bytch I'm up for next
These nikkas fake ain't, no U and S
We on top but ain't no ho in us
He playing both sides, he better get it up
My nikkas they was wallin, they don't give a fukk
We gang bangin, wallin, throwing sets up
We play for keeps a nikka don't get wet up
Beam some shyt, aim at your neck up
I'm rollin in this kush, it keep me starstruck
GBE 3 hunnit bytch don't try us

Get the fukk outta here like he doesn't represent a much larger glaring problem w/ glorifying black on black violence behind a veil of credibility.

As if we can agree pop culture has major influences on youth in general but certain, popular, forms of the genre rife w/ negative behavioral cues disguised as how a "real man" is supposed to act doesn't plague our youth.

Again... our music is a muse for our experiences but when you are constantly glorifying the parasitic and destructive aspect, it will have a negative effect on a big portion of our youth.

It's bytchmade to call out what is always swept under the rug in the black community?

Bruh...real talk...it's bytchmade if just because I like the melodic sound of the music, I want to deny what it really is.

and we should do what to correct this? I feel like it's because of fake civil rights movements and because of mental conditioning. The only solution I've seen people champion was to tell young brothers and sisters... yeah, OK - we see how that's working out.


I remember we robbed one of my best friends as a youth and robbed his mothers house..... all because he stunted on everyone one with a velour fit and fresh nikes. Thinking back we were like Animals. I know a cousin who shot his cuz in the head. Where were all these 40+ people at back then who talk shyt about the Chief Keefs now and judge our culture?
It's up to 30 year old dudes to fix stuff...... because the only reason people are even talking about it is due to the media loving stories like this so older blacks are finally taking notice.

We need to keep feeling ashamed about this shyt. We need to realize almost every media influence paints us as animals & violent by nature.

We need to frown on the glorification of what is so destructive to our people. Stop being afraid of being a community again. Start saying goodmorning & good night, start allowing our youth to feel safe in our own communities.

Crazy when pre civil rights era, when a young black man walked through a white neighborhood, he would hold his breath, as if walking on eggshells... and when he got to his community, he would let out a sigh of relief as if fellow black people were part of a large supportive structure who know his struggle and know what the real enemy is.

Post Civil Rights + All of these negative cuez & lack of equal education? When we walk through a white neighborhood...ain't NOBODY fukking w/ us...but when we get to our own communities...the hood? We are on guard against each other, if you're street smart you know people are scheming left and right.

Now... if we open our eyes we realize that isn't the future the "real" black leaders envisioned... W black on black violence & drugs destroying the communities + lack of respect & education for a strong family unit... it looks more like a future that is a 1960's white supremacist's wet dream.

For every stray bullet that kills a young child in the hood, or every child not being taken care of by the mother/father, or every female that has no respect for her body, or every drug that destroys another community AND every black person that takes pride in being part of the most dangerous city in the country... MLK turns in his grave & every dead civil rights era racist that loved lynchings? Their soul is smiling.

I don't have the answers, but I hope to be part of a collective that brings the topic to the forefront and forces the conversation & action. We really need to love each other more.

 

[cleanface coney]

Hold up...

Chief Keef - My nikkas snippet

Dont trip I got a lot of nikkas
Dont disrespect cause guns come and get ya
I play to win bytch I'm up for next
These nikkas fake ain't, no U and S
We on top but ain't no ho in us
He playing both sides, he better get it up
My nikkas they was wallin, they don't give a fukk
We gang bangin, wallin, throwing sets up
We play for keeps a nikka don't get wet up
Beam some shyt, aim at your neck up
I'm rollin in this kush, it keep me starstruck
GBE 3 hunnit bytch don't try us

Get the fukk outta here like he doesn't represent a much larger glaring problem w/ glorifying black on black violence behind a veil of credibility.

As if we can agree pop culture has major influences on youth in general but certain, popular, forms of the genre rife w/ negative behavioral cues disguised as how a "real man" is supposed to act doesn't plague our youth.

Again... our music is a muse for our experiences but when you are constantly glorifying the parasitic and destructive aspect, it will have a negative effect on a big portion of our youth.

It's bytchmade to call out what is always swept under the rug in the black community?

Bruh...real talk...it's bytchmade if just because I like the melodic sound of the music, I want to deny what it really is.




We need to keep feeling ashamed about this shyt. We need to realize almost every media influence paints us as animals & violent by nature.

We need to frown on the glorification of what is so destructive to our people. Stop being afraid of being a community again. Start saying goodmorning & good night, start allowing our youth to feel safe in our own communities.

Crazy when pre civil rights era, when a young black man walked through a white neighborhood, he would hold his breath, as if walking on eggshells... and when he got to his community, he would let out a sigh of relief as if fellow black people were part of a large supportive structure who know his struggle and know what the real enemy is.

Post Civil Rights + All of these negative cuez & lack of equal education? When we walk through a white neighborhood...ain't NOBODY fukking w/ us...but when we get to our own communities...the hood? We are on guard against each other, if you're street smart you know people are scheming left and right.

Now... if we open our eyes we realize that isn't the future the "real" black leaders envisioned... W black on black violence & drugs destroying the communities + lack of respect & education for a strong family unit... it looks more like a future that is a 1960's white supremacist's wet dream.

For every stray bullet that kills a young child in the hood, or every child not being taken care of by the mother/father, or every female that has no respect for her body, or every drug that destroys another community AND every black person that takes pride in being part of the most dangerous city in the country... MLK turns in his grave & every dead civil rights era racist that loved lynchings? Their soul is smiling.

I don't have the answers, but I hope to be part of a collective that brings the topic to the forefront and forces the conversation & action. We really need to love each other more.

once again...Chief Keef is a SELF MADE millionaire

i feel you and all but at the end of the day...who did these kids learn from?

you can say we need to do this.... we need to do that....but that aint been taught....so why cry about it now

look at the main problems in the black community...its not the youth .... its they shytty ass mamas and daddies...literally and figuratively

im tired of hearing about how fukked up the youth is...well who fukked em up? sound like a copout older people use IMO

everything you just explained..... should be explained to these kids from birth....not when one of em about to go to jail for murder

 

[DPresidential]

once again...Chief Keef is a SELF MADE millionaire

i feel you and all but at the end of the day...who did these kids learn from?

you can say we need to do this.... we need to do that....but that aint been taught....so why cry about it now

look at the main problems in the black community...its not the youth .... its they shytty ass mamas and daddies...literally and figuratively

im tired of hearing about how fukked up the youth is...well who fukked em up? sound like a copout older people use IMO

everything you just explained..... should be explained to these kids from birth....not when one of em about to go to jail for murder

And self made millionaire? How does that help you in your argument?

Absolutely.

From birth they should be taught this. But guess what? We aren't the Spartans...we aren't throwing people off cliffs because they are defects and at the end of the day... you get your moral cues from your parents, but you learn what is socially acceptable from the people you are w/ most of the day. Most kids aren't w/ their parents most of the day.

We need to hold ourselves accountable for what type of media influences our people, not just youth.

 

[cleanface coney]

And self made millionaire? How does that help you in your argument?

Absolutely.

From birth they should be taught this. But guess what? We aren't the Spartans...we aren't throwing people off cliffs because they are defects and at the end of the day... you get your moral cues from your parents, but you learn what is socially acceptable from the people you are w/ most of the day. Most kids aren't w/ their parents most of the day.

We need to hold ourselves accountable for what type of media influences our people, not just youth.

honestly i could careless about a old muhhfukka getting influenced by the media im for the kids

you right but if you are a good parent...that kept it real wit ya kids...9/10 they gonna turn out alright...its exceptions.... but at that point.... if you did ya job then what else can you do?

alot of these kids not even born yet and they already in the middle of some bullshyt...started by the parents

nikkas a hold they baby hostage.... argue with they babymama...get they whole fam involved.... but forget to kick game to the lil nikka...outside of "ya mama crazy"....or be ready to whoop his ass for dumb petty reasons

i was little i went wit my pops EVERYWHERE...i seen alot of shyt growing up...shyt alot of these nikkas dream they wish they saw....and he still kept it real enough to pull me to the side and be like "naw lil nikka go to school and work, this aint for you...this aint even for me"...and still held it down like a real pops supposed to....if you real parent...you aint got shyt to worry about

 

[Blackking]

We need to keep feeling ashamed about this shyt. We need to realize almost every media influence paints us as animals & violent by nature.

We need to frown on the glorification of what is so destructive to our people. Stop being afraid of being a community again. Start saying goodmorning & good night, start allowing our youth to feel safe in our own communities.

Crazy when pre civil rights era, when a young black man walked through a white neighborhood, he would hold his breath, as if walking on eggshells... and when he got to his community, he would let out a sigh of relief as if fellow black people were part of a large supportive structure who know his struggle and know what the real enemy is.

Post Civil Rights + All of these negative cuez & lack of equal education? When we walk through a white neighborhood...ain't NOBODY fukking w/ us...but when we get to our own communities...the hood? We are on guard against each other, if you're street smart you know people are scheming left and right.

Now... if we open our eyes we realize that isn't the future the "real" black leaders envisioned... W black on black violence & drugs destroying the communities + lack of respect & education for a strong family unit... it looks more like a future that is a 1960's white supremacist's wet dream.

For every stray bullet that kills a young child in the hood, or every child not being taken care of by the mother/father, or every female that has no respect for her body, or every drug that destroys another community AND every black person that takes pride in being part of the most dangerous city in the country... MLK turns in his grave & every dead civil rights era racist that loved lynchings? Their soul is smiling.

I don't have the answers, but I hope to be part of a collective that brings the topic to the forefront and forces the conversation & action. We really need to love each other more.

Honestly, I couldn't care less what MLK is doing in his fukkin grave.

Those physiological issues that stem from oppression and poverty that you mention above aren't of our own creation -- But they happen now because of our own continuation. Most "rea" black leaders were rejected back in the day, and most are rejected now. .... That practice comes from the 'blacks' during MLK's time period up until the 80's --are NOT from the hood kids of today.

The only reason we are turning things around is because of the beginning hip hop generation. Sure madd fukkery still looms from our self hate n all that... but for the most part hip hop generations born in the 80's are the most conscious and most out there right now, with a couple old power economic cats sprinkled in the mix.


I am ashamed of it. Most decend young men are. But the more conscious are even more ashamed of the 70's who allowed the crak era and out communities groups break up to happen in the first place ---- talk about dropping the ball!! That's why younger revolutionaries, afrocentrist, pro blacks, and normal young blacks harp on that shyt so much.

And realistically , Take any area on the planet that has been oppressed, has limited resources, not far removed from government sanctioned fukkkery, and concentrated in the ghettos ----- and you will have similar issues. We just have the extra added negative of having our collective identity stolen and replaced with American materialism.

I agree we should love eachother more.... but that is meaningless if you also love every other group even more or the same and aren't focused/ life dedicated to the benefit of ONLY your own. Most of the people who are now blaming the victims and dissing a 13 year olds decision to sell drugs and bang - are the same people who allowed for that compound effect.