Originally posted by I Am Music And that will only give his haters more ammo Sports fans are VERY homophobic though.

Originally posted by RudeBoyy "That ****'s nastY man.... I mean 2 girls is ok but 2 guys? That's gross!"

What ya'll ****** eat tonight

Originally posted by Big Smoke Aint nun wrong with that. I'm not attracted to guys so two girls kissing is cool lol. I will say this though... **** is kinda boring if the the dude isnt hittin it right *kanyeshrug*

Originally posted by maiko What ya'll ****** eat tonight

Anyway, lately I've been thinking about how much the world really hasn't changed. It's been consuming most of my thoughts, actually. In terms of racial equality, we've definitely progressed, but when you look around it's still Seeing the new Purge movie this weekend really got me thinking.

When you go into some of the poor areas, it looks so pathetic. How can billionaires let people live this way? Like...the ****? Why are there liquor stores on every corner? Why is there a fast food restaurant at every corner? Why are there no gyms? No LA Fitness? No health food stores. No Whole Foods. No Starbucks. No Target. No Panera? It is so transparent how wealthy areas are full of opportunity while the poor are given whatever leftovers remain. Our people are set up to fail. And it's a continuous cycle, it's depressing.

Originally posted by RudeBoyy It's ok but you can't act like gay is wrong but lesbianism is perfectly ok just because you find one attractive and the other unattractive. Like... it's extremely hypocritical. Your mom.

Originally posted by MM3 When you go into some of the poor areas, it looks so pathetic. How can billionaires let people live this way? Like...the ****? Why are there liquor stores on every corner? Why is there a fast food restaurant at every corner? Why are there no gyms? No LA Fitness? No health food stores. No Whole Foods. No Starbucks. No Target. No Panera? It is so transparent how wealthy areas are full of opportunity while the poor are given whatever leftovers remain. Our people are set up to fail. And it's a continuous cycle, it's depressing.

i feel u bae





but why did you describe my neighborhood in one swoop? There's literally a Target, next to a whole foods, next to a panera, across from a starbucks, down the street from LA Fitness

Originally posted by MM3 Anyway, lately I've been thinking about how much the world really hasn't changed. It's been consuming most of my thoughts, actually. In terms of racial equality, we've definitely progressed, but when you look around it's still Seeing the new Purge movie this weekend really got me thinking. When you go into some of the poor areas, it looks so pathetic. How can billionaires let people live this way? Like...the ****? Why are there liquor stores on every corner? Why is there a fast food restaurant at every corner? Why are there no gyms? No LA Fitness? No health food stores. No Whole Foods. No Starbucks. No Target. No Panera? It is so transparent how wealthy areas are full of opportunity while the poor are given whatever leftovers remain. Our people are set up to fail. And it's a continuous cycle, it's depressing.

Originally posted by Big Smoke I see your point though.But what (or who) another knigga does dosent really affect me so I dont really get involved to that level to say whats right or wrong.

Originally posted by Deuces I was talking to someone about this the other day. In Englewood (an infamous Chicago neighborhood known for being a dangerous ghetto) a Whole Foods is being built. There is some change but it seems like that change only occurs when gentrification is present. HOWEVER, (here comes the Republican in me) I do not think it's a billionaire's responsibility to make sure the poor black folk are taken care of. That belongs to the politicians who lied and deceived their way to office. They are the ones who are supposed to be bettering the area. Now there's definitely controversy over how to better an area and gentrification always seems to come up. Personally I think an area can be bettered by starting at the root, education. But I won't even pretend like I have all the answers, just ideas.

it isn't their responsibility, but I often think that if I had all of that power and money I'd b alot less passive

in trying to resolve these issues. no trickle down ****.

Originally posted by RudeBoyy Yet they like to watch buff men wrestle each in tights and play with balls. Bipolar ****s. What I've seen in a nutshell: "effeminization of the black male"

That's the most annoying thing too.
Yall got too much testosterone as it is.

Ya need to lose some.

Originally posted by maiko it isn't their responsibility, but I often think that if I had all of that power and money I'd b alot less passive in trying to resolve these issues. no trickle down ****.

Originally posted by Callisto. That's the most annoying thing too. Yall got too much testosterone as it is. Ya need to lose some.

Originally posted by Big Smoke I see your point though. But what (or who) another knigga does dosent really affect me so I dont really get involved to that level to say whats right or wrong.

As maiko said, if I was a billionaire, I would at least try to help others. And I would make sure the money goes to the RIGHT places. But I agree, Deuces, education is a great place to start. Many of the education systems in our country are full of corruption. I was talking with some people the other day about how there seems to be an ongoing mission to dumb down our Black youth, make them forget about their ancestors, etc. We were talking about the discrimination that happens in schools in terms of punishment (whether it is purposely or not). Black children getting more severe punishment for doing the same things their white classmates do, etc.

I never took African-American History, so most of what I know about our history is self-taught. And I still have so much more to learn. But honestly, I shouldn't have to take an AA class to learn about Black history. I should've learned about that in my regular History classes.

I think Sloane's undercover ass killed Olivia

#HitTheFloor

My bad, I'm kinda bouncing around from topic to topic

I'm venting a biT.

Originally posted by MM3 My bad, I'm kinda bouncing around from topic to topic I'm venting a biT.

It's alright bro. Just be glad none of the illiterate girls are here tonight

they would be arguing you down for writing more than two sentences

Now I'mma ask again. What did you guys eat tonight?

And Smoke don't say the p word.

Originally posted by MM3 As maiko said, if I was a billionaire, I would at least try to help others. And I would make sure the money goes to the RIGHT places. But I agree, Deuces, education is a great place to start. Many of the education systems in our country are full of corruption. I was talking with some people the other day about how there seems to be an ongoing mission to dumb down our Black youth, make them forget about their ancestors, etc. We were talking about the discrimination that happens in schools in terms of punishment (whether it is purposely or not). Black children getting more severe punishment for doing the same things their white classmates do, etc. I never took African-American History, so most of what I know about our history is self-taught. And I still have so much more to learn. But honestly, I shouldn't have to take an AA class to learn about Black history. I should've learned about that in my regular History classes.