Why is Black Gang Culture Tolerated and Glorified?

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  1. Pennywise

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    Perhaps you can tell us all, what majority minority city does not indulge in the cesspool of deviancy? Share with us what town or city that has a white minority, that is not a safe haven for thuggery.

    At the end of the day, we only need to open our eyes and accept what they show us. Or, you can blame poverty, white oppression, bad schools, etc, etc, etc.

    For those who think it's just entertainment, back in the day of Mafia thugs running the cities with Tommy Guns and swtichblades, the movie industry made pictures on the immorality of gangsters, and how in the end they got what they deserved. Watch some Cagney movies.
     
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    They dehumanize themselves. Black men are largely sperm donors with black women willing to open up and say ahhhhhhh for a piece of their meat. How many "baby daddies" is enough for some of you to wake the (*)(*)(*)(*) up?
     
  3. Johnny-C

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    Boy, that is some STUPID commentary.

    Please, take your blinders off and see.

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    Blindness has affected your view; work a solution within yourself so that you can see better.
     
  4. creation

    creation New Member

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    Hmmm youre telling me that this black man is comparable to a white supremacist? No wonder nobody cares.



    Um no, school reform, urban investment, vocational training should do the trick, as well as some good ol'fashion cultural propaganda about keeping family together.

    I recognise youre description of the poverty trap. Its not an argument for the removal of the welfare state. And youre not mentioning the history of black unmeployment which has always been worse while mixing minimum wage issues with immigration reform and at the same time arguing that its about welfare and culture. its a messy picture. Straighten it out for us please.
     
  5. creation

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    Yes. I am evil. In fact as a liberal Im more of a parasite. Is that evil? Id call it natural.

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    Yeess, there you go, thats the spirit. I knew I was right about you guys. Doesnt take much for the good old bile to come out.
     
  6. Johnny-C

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    Amen to the above!!
     
  7. creation

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    Good post. Do you have a better more entertaining scenario for movies than david vs coporate goliath? Pretty exciting stuff.

    Yes, you see, I understand you guys only too well. It only takes one post from me and there you are stating that people really must defy gravity re their boots.

    And yes, of course inevitably we get the right wing predictions of societal slide into a 'subhuman existence'. Its a glorious feast of hyperbolic nonsense.

    But we registered liberal parasites, being born with no eyes, little brain, and only a teeth filled mouth to suck your blood, cannot see these obvious truths.
     
  8. Brewskier

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    I'm giving an example. I noticed that you didn't answer my question, though. Very telling.

    Black unemployment has not "always been worse", so your entire foundation for your argument is flawed.

    As for your "messy picture" problem, I'll take that as just another dodge, which seems to fit into a pattern of intellectual laziness and dishonesty.
     
  9. Rexxon

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    No, on a personal level it's not okay with me at all. But LEGALLY, I can't do anything about it except tell them how I feel about their likes. I can't force someone to change their mind.

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    But the USA has put into place a system of rights that ALLOW these people to do what they are doing. People can be as big of jerks as they want, just as long as they don't break laws.

    The only solution I can see is legalizing morality, and I don't think that would go over so well with a lot of people.

    Being free means that they are free to be jerks, too.
     
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    If a culture sets a low standard they will reap a low reward.
     
  11. Wolverine

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    I mean, there is so much (*)(*)(*)(*) glorified.

    The African American community needs to throw that trash where it belongs and embrace positive cultural influences.

    Such as this badass mother(*)(*)(*)(*)er:
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    lol
     
  12. Johnny-C

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    I generally agree. But if White American "culture" either cannot or will not see how they have literally CONTRIBUTED to the outcomes we are all witnessing... the problems will persist for a very long time (much longer than most Americans would prefer).

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    I look up to that man also. But the greater problem is American culture as a WHOLE (which includes White Americans) cannot wash its hands of the past. It isn't THAT 'simple'.
     
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    Ya, I hate ton break it to you, but I haven't contributed anything to any damn outcome. Stop trying to pass the buck.
     
  14. Pregnar Kraps

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    Great thread & post!

    :thumbsup:
     
  15. Johnny-C

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    You really don't know what you are talking about... and that contributes to the problem.

    I've heard that kind of ignorance from my fellow Americans for MANY years.
     
  16. Think for myself

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    Putting the racial element aside, has criminality not always been glorified to some degree?

    In the 1930's James Cagney gangster films were huge. In the 1970's biker movies were huge.

    Hells bells and panther tracks, looking back at various cultures throughout the world there were always criminals that were perceived as heroes in some regards. As a fan of Irish history (yes, apparently my life is empty) the exploits of Gráinne Ní Mháille have been glorified for centuries. Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, folks all revered in some regards.

    I see no difference between that and what we are currently experiencing in regards to rap music.
     
  17. creation

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    To answer the question Id have to compare like with like, are you saying this black man is akin to a white supremacist? If so doesnt that make him a fringe element underminig your whole attack on black people?

    Oh really? Are you accounting for the much larger part unskilled labour played in the economy pre world war two?


    How about you take that as appeal for you to straighten out your argumen rather than mixing various co-related factors together and expectign us to swallow it whole?
     
  18. Brewskier

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    Why do we have to do that? This thread is about the black gang culture.

    No. Nobody is glorifying the criminality of pedophiles, rapists, the KKK, the Nazis, etc.

    My analogy is more accurate than yours. You are referring mainly to criminals in history who have been made famous, I'm referring to a culture of gang violence that is allowed to exist and fester in society. We have many thousands of people being killed every year by people who subscribe to this culture, yet it's not being opposed in any meaningful way. I see the KKK violence as a worthy analogy, and that movement was defeated because of the pressure put on society to reject them. This is not happening with the black criminal subculture, and I want to know why.
     
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    The hell, I don't. You can try and peddle that crap somewhere else. Im not accountable for the situation black folks find theirself in. Sale that white guilt (*)(*)(*)(*) to somebody else.
     
  20. Wolverine

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    Thing is, no one alive today nor their grandparents, nor their great grandparents were enslaved.

    There is a point of which a culture should move instead instead of glorifying negativity as what is so prevalent in the African American culture.

    There is money to be made in convincing people they have been wrong. Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton have done very well exploiting that.

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    Example, this music is not ghuetto (*)(*)(*)(*):
    [video=youtube_share;Cp-KwrzwpJI]http://youtu.be/Cp-KwrzwpJI[/video]
     
  21. Pregnar Kraps

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    The cinema had the Hays Office to censor film content and TV had the National Association of Broadcasters code of practices which made sure crime and criminals were not glorified. They made sure the audiences and viewers got the message that crime does not pay and that bad guys finish last.

    Here are the censorship guidelines for the Hays Office.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_Picture_Production_Code
     
  22. Brewskier

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    You are comparing like to like. If a white performer made a video where he was singing about killing a black family and robbing them, would you, or would you not, tell your fellow lefties (who would absolutely be complaining about the video) that "it's just entertainment, don't take it so seriously"? It's very telling, but not surprising, that you have twice avoided answering this very direct question.

    Why would I need to? Your argument was that black unemployment has always been worse, when that's simply not the case. Sure, we can delve into the reasons, but we need to first establish that your argument was incorrect. Before minimum wage laws were enacted, black people were more likely to be employed than whites because they were willing to work for less.

    They are all connected to each other. What I'm hearing is that you can't process more than one concept at a time.
     
  23. Johnny-C

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    You guys who 'think' or are in the process of convincing yourselves that "Black" people are totally their own problem... are generally in denial.

    Sorry, but that is the truth.
     
  24. Think for myself

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    Okay. Not sure what that has to do with anything here. Would you like the government to decide for you what you can and can not see?
     
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    Not really. Just noting some similarities.
     

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