jono;9422889 said:Kwan Dai;9422881 said:jono;9422874 said:Kwan Dai;9422809 said:jono;9422532 said:This is a classic "You can lead a horse to water" argument. Them niggas ain't going to be "mentored," they ain't going to school or to take up a trade.
There's people fighting to NOT be in that environment. People struggling but refusing to fall into that bullshit lifestyle. We should be thinking about those people.
The folks that would rather cut grass or shovel snow than sell dope. People who frequent libraries just to use the computer because they can't afford one at home. The kids who stay in the house because being outside means running into gangbangers.
Those people are unfortunately trapped in with the ignorant niggas that won't let you have nice shit.
Selling dope is a choice, buying or somehow getting a gun is a choice, shooting somebody is a motherfucking choice.
Who the fuck is going to invest in a shitty neighborhood? Nobody.
Nobody wants to a buy a house there
Nobody wants to open a business there
Its a waste of resources.
Chicago Public transportation is far more accessible than most cities, certainly more than Detroit which doesn't even have an adequate bus system. So people who want to get out and move around have a chance.
What do you think gentrification is?
When whites want to make their bread and create communities of their own nothing gets in their way. That's why they can come to the "ghetto" buy it for cheap and then price Blacks out.
Your scary assed defeatist ideas are part and parcel of the Black condition.
You outright imply that other ethnic groups aren't choosing to sell dope and purchase guns. FOH.
Black neighborhoods consists of all types of folks and until we embrace the complexities of our own people we will continue our here lost scared and criminalizing our own people.
I ain't say none of that. Lol strawman ass nigga
All one has to do is read between the lines.
Your posts are nothing but stereotypes and shallow assessments of complex people and situations. FOH.
Fuck outta here.
There's 2 different kinds of folks that live in the hood. I'm making a distinction, you making generalizations.
Your distinctions are based on stereotypes. You're a fool if you believe Black Neighborhoods (aka the hood) only consist of 2 different types of people.