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Quote from: Tommy Fits lives for the hot stove on December 05, 2006, 08:31:43 PMQuote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.I'm not justifying what they did or how they did it. The police system in general is a joke; Underpaid, under-educated, angry assholes. I'm just saying if it was the girl's (the one that Bell's friend harassed) pimp that came out and busted 50 shots, all he'd get out of it would be a successful rap career if he wanted and a bunch of clowns on the forum calling him as real as they come. The one's that wouldn't condone his actions in general would look for a way to blame the system. "It's not his fault; the white man put him in a position in life where he didn't have a choice". I'm a half and half guy with both sides of the streets. Cops who act as such should be kicked off the force but the police, prison, and judicial systems should all be looked at very carefully because something is wrong in all three. The cops suffer the most from that side of the system because they have to be out there in the streets, working in fear, with the product of those second rate systems; the criminals. And on the street side you have welfare states creating government dependency, the inability to progress, and a lack of care for the community. You also get this bullshit "no snitches" state of mind that corrupts the good people on the street from coming forward because of fear and they get shunned by the community. In Greece you get shunned if you don't testify, because the whole community sees you as the reason a violent criminal walks among us. And because of that street level crime is way down, and has been for a long time. Then you have this top down school system that’s more afraid of a lawsuit than a student throwing their life away, coupled with the fact that most parents now view teachers as enemies and obstacles rather than important figures in the raising of their child. And unfortunately the black community suffers the most from all this. They are the most likely to be harassed and mistreated by the police (the fact everyone brings up with out hesitation), and they are the most likely to commit a street level crime (the fact everyone knows but won't say publicly). To end this both sides of the system need to be attacked at the same time. Anyone that thinks all we need to do is fix the "white" side of things is as stupid as those that think all we need to do is get rid of black people.
Quote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.
If these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?
Quote from: Shallow on December 06, 2006, 06:36:34 AMQuote from: Tommy Fits lives for the hot stove on December 05, 2006, 08:31:43 PMQuote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.I'm not justifying what they did or how they did it. The police system in general is a joke; Underpaid, under-educated, angry assholes. I'm just saying if it was the girl's (the one that Bell's friend harassed) pimp that came out and busted 50 shots, all he'd get out of it would be a successful rap career if he wanted and a bunch of clowns on the forum calling him as real as they come. The one's that wouldn't condone his actions in general would look for a way to blame the system. "It's not his fault; the white man put him in a position in life where he didn't have a choice". I'm a half and half guy with both sides of the streets. Cops who act as such should be kicked off the force but the police, prison, and judicial systems should all be looked at very carefully because something is wrong in all three. The cops suffer the most from that side of the system because they have to be out there in the streets, working in fear, with the product of those second rate systems; the criminals. And on the street side you have welfare states creating government dependency, the inability to progress, and a lack of care for the community. You also get this bullshit "no snitches" state of mind that corrupts the good people on the street from coming forward because of fear and they get shunned by the community. In Greece you get shunned if you don't testify, because the whole community sees you as the reason a violent criminal walks among us. And because of that street level crime is way down, and has been for a long time. Then you have this top down school system that’s more afraid of a lawsuit than a student throwing their life away, coupled with the fact that most parents now view teachers as enemies and obstacles rather than important figures in the raising of their child. And unfortunately the black community suffers the most from all this. They are the most likely to be harassed and mistreated by the police (the fact everyone brings up with out hesitation), and they are the most likely to commit a street level crime (the fact everyone knows but won't say publicly). To end this both sides of the system need to be attacked at the same time. Anyone that thinks all we need to do is fix the "white" side of things is as stupid as those that think all we need to do is get rid of black people.Why are you sayin if this happen then this would happen because it didnt so how would u know
Quote from: boycriedwolf619 on December 06, 2006, 09:14:30 AMQuote from: Shallow on December 06, 2006, 06:36:34 AMQuote from: Tommy Fits lives for the hot stove on December 05, 2006, 08:31:43 PMQuote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.I'm not justifying what they did or how they did it. The police system in general is a joke; Underpaid, under-educated, angry assholes. I'm just saying if it was the girl's (the one that Bell's friend harassed) pimp that came out and busted 50 shots, all he'd get out of it would be a successful rap career if he wanted and a bunch of clowns on the forum calling him as real as they come. The one's that wouldn't condone his actions in general would look for a way to blame the system. "It's not his fault; the white man put him in a position in life where he didn't have a choice". I'm a half and half guy with both sides of the streets. Cops who act as such should be kicked off the force but the police, prison, and judicial systems should all be looked at very carefully because something is wrong in all three. The cops suffer the most from that side of the system because they have to be out there in the streets, working in fear, with the product of those second rate systems; the criminals. And on the street side you have welfare states creating government dependency, the inability to progress, and a lack of care for the community. You also get this bullshit "no snitches" state of mind that corrupts the good people on the street from coming forward because of fear and they get shunned by the community. In Greece you get shunned if you don't testify, because the whole community sees you as the reason a violent criminal walks among us. And because of that street level crime is way down, and has been for a long time. Then you have this top down school system that?s more afraid of a lawsuit than a student throwing their life away, coupled with the fact that most parents now view teachers as enemies and obstacles rather than important figures in the raising of their child. And unfortunately the black community suffers the most from all this. They are the most likely to be harassed and mistreated by the police (the fact everyone brings up with out hesitation), and they are the most likely to commit a street level crime (the fact everyone knows but won't say publicly). To end this both sides of the system need to be attacked at the same time. Anyone that thinks all we need to do is fix the "white" side of things is as stupid as those that think all we need to do is get rid of black people.Why are you sayin if this happen then this would happen because it didnt so how would u knowBecause it does happen all the time. When 50 gets shot 9 times it's part of this big glamorous ganster lifestyle. When gangsters brag about killing, beating down, drug dealing, etc the fans, out there and on this forum, get lost in the fairytale, and when a rapper is exposed as a fraud, instead of saying "thank God he really isn't a killer" people laugh at him and lose respect for him. How many times has Nas bragged about the street life, in his songs and in his old interviews? He used the image to catapult himself. But when it's a cop that does the same shit people on the streets brag about doing, all those clowns laughing and bragging, turn into Malcolm X. It's not an "if" scenario. It's real and it's happening right now.
Quote from: Shallow on December 06, 2006, 06:36:34 AMQuote from: Tommy Fits lives for the hot stove on December 05, 2006, 08:31:43 PMQuote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.I'm not justifying what they did or how they did it. The police system in general is a joke; Underpaid, under-educated, angry assholes. I'm just saying if it was the girl's (the one that Bell's friend harassed) pimp that came out and busted 50 shots, all he'd get out of it would be a successful rap career if he wanted and a bunch of clowns on the forum calling him as real as they come. The one's that wouldn't condone his actions in general would look for a way to blame the system. "It's not his fault; the white man put him in a position in life where he didn't have a choice". I'm a half and half guy with both sides of the streets. Cops who act as such should be kicked off the force but the police, prison, and judicial systems should all be looked at very carefully because something is wrong in all three. The cops suffer the most from that side of the system because they have to be out there in the streets, working in fear, with the product of those second rate systems; the criminals. And on the street side you have welfare states creating government dependency, the inability to progress, and a lack of care for the community. You also get this bullshit "no snitches" state of mind that corrupts the good people on the street from coming forward because of fear and they get shunned by the community. In Greece you get shunned if you don't testify, because the whole community sees you as the reason a violent criminal walks among us. And because of that street level crime is way down, and has been for a long time. Then you have this top down school system that?s more afraid of a lawsuit than a student throwing their life away, coupled with the fact that most parents now view teachers as enemies and obstacles rather than important figures in the raising of their child. And unfortunately the black community suffers the most from all this. They are the most likely to be harassed and mistreated by the police (the fact everyone brings up with out hesitation), and they are the most likely to commit a street level crime (the fact everyone knows but won't say publicly). To end this both sides of the system need to be attacked at the same time. Anyone that thinks all we need to do is fix the "white" side of things is as stupid as those that think all we need to do is get rid of black people.Why are you sayin if this happen then this would happen because it didnt so how would u know
Quote from: Tommy Fits lives for the hot stove on December 05, 2006, 08:31:43 PMQuote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.I'm not justifying what they did or how they did it. The police system in general is a joke; Underpaid, under-educated, angry assholes. I'm just saying if it was the girl's (the one that Bell's friend harassed) pimp that came out and busted 50 shots, all he'd get out of it would be a successful rap career if he wanted and a bunch of clowns on the forum calling him as real as they come. The one's that wouldn't condone his actions in general would look for a way to blame the system. "It's not his fault; the white man put him in a position in life where he didn't have a choice". I'm a half and half guy with both sides of the streets. Cops who act as such should be kicked off the force but the police, prison, and judicial systems should all be looked at very carefully because something is wrong in all three. The cops suffer the most from that side of the system because they have to be out there in the streets, working in fear, with the product of those second rate systems; the criminals. And on the street side you have welfare states creating government dependency, the inability to progress, and a lack of care for the community. You also get this bullshit "no snitches" state of mind that corrupts the good people on the street from coming forward because of fear and they get shunned by the community. In Greece you get shunned if you don't testify, because the whole community sees you as the reason a violent criminal walks among us. And because of that street level crime is way down, and has been for a long time. Then you have this top down school system that?s more afraid of a lawsuit than a student throwing their life away, coupled with the fact that most parents now view teachers as enemies and obstacles rather than important figures in the raising of their child. And unfortunately the black community suffers the most from all this. They are the most likely to be harassed and mistreated by the police (the fact everyone brings up with out hesitation), and they are the most likely to commit a street level crime (the fact everyone knows but won't say publicly). To end this both sides of the system need to be attacked at the same time. Anyone that thinks all we need to do is fix the "white" side of things is as stupid as those that think all we need to do is get rid of black people.
Quote from: boycriedwolf619 on December 06, 2006, 09:14:30 AMQuote from: Shallow on December 06, 2006, 06:36:34 AMQuote from: Tommy Fits lives for the hot stove on December 05, 2006, 08:31:43 PMQuote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.I'm not justifying what they did or how they did it. The police system in general is a joke; Underpaid, under-educated, angry assholes. I'm just saying if it was the girl's (the one that Bell's friend harassed) pimp that came out and busted 50 shots, all he'd get out of it would be a successful rap career if he wanted and a bunch of clowns on the forum calling him as real as they come. The one's that wouldn't condone his actions in general would look for a way to blame the system. "It's not his fault; the white man put him in a position in life where he didn't have a choice". I'm a half and half guy with both sides of the streets. Cops who act as such should be kicked off the force but the police, prison, and judicial systems should all be looked at very carefully because something is wrong in all three. The cops suffer the most from that side of the system because they have to be out there in the streets, working in fear, with the product of those second rate systems; the criminals. And on the street side you have welfare states creating government dependency, the inability to progress, and a lack of care for the community. You also get this bullshit "no snitches" state of mind that corrupts the good people on the street from coming forward because of fear and they get shunned by the community. In Greece you get shunned if you don't testify, because the whole community sees you as the reason a violent criminal walks among us. And because of that street level crime is way down, and has been for a long time. Then you have this top down school system that’s more afraid of a lawsuit than a student throwing their life away, coupled with the fact that most parents now view teachers as enemies and obstacles rather than important figures in the raising of their child. And unfortunately the black community suffers the most from all this. They are the most likely to be harassed and mistreated by the police (the fact everyone brings up with out hesitation), and they are the most likely to commit a street level crime (the fact everyone knows but won't say publicly). To end this both sides of the system need to be attacked at the same time. Anyone that thinks all we need to do is fix the "white" side of things is as stupid as those that think all we need to do is get rid of black people.Why are you sayin if this happen then this would happen because it didnt so how would u knowBecause it does happen all the time. When 50 gets shot 9 times it's part of this big glamorous ganster lifestyle. When gangsters brag about killing, beating down, drug dealing, etc the fans, out there and on this forum, get lost in the fairytale, and when a rapper is exposed as a fraud, instead of saying "thank God he really isn't a killer" people laugh at him and lose respect for him. How many times has Nas bragged about the street life, in his songs and in his old interviews? He used the image to catapult himself. But when it's a cop that does the same shit people on the streets brag about doing, all those clowns laughing and bragging, turn into Malcolm X. It's not an "if" scenario. It's real and it's happening right now.
Quote from: Shallow on December 06, 2006, 05:15:55 PMQuote from: boycriedwolf619 on December 06, 2006, 09:14:30 AMQuote from: Shallow on December 06, 2006, 06:36:34 AMQuote from: Tommy Fits lives for the hot stove on December 05, 2006, 08:31:43 PMQuote from: Shallow on December 05, 2006, 07:45:33 AMIf these guys weren't cops and were just a bunch of gangsters none of these hypocrite rappers would have said shit. And if it were thugs from their area they'd write a song about it praising them and pretending like they were part of it. From what I understand, according to wikipedia (correct me if I'm wrong), Sean Bell and his friends weren't model citizens and Joseph Guzman was heard by undercover cops in the club threatening a girl saying he would get his gun. The men then proceeded to their car where they were instructed to put their hands up, but Bell continued to drive and hit a cop and a police van. Then the shots started flying. But people in the media mention it like he was just some man in his car going to his wedding and cops fired for no reason. It's like Rodney King, no one remembers that he was going 100 miles an hour for like 10 minutes before he got beat down. He could have killed people. All of a sudden he's a hero because he's black. There are plenty of innocent black men in the world that get mistreated by the police. Why rally around the guilty ones?bro... im from NY and it didnt happen like that. And if you lived in NY to see how the NYPD treats all people in general you would agree. They treat white people like shit, just imagine how bad that treat black people. Everything that is coming out of the cops side is bull shit. The cop approached him with his piece out and didnt identify himself as a cop. Thats when sean bell hit the other cars b/c he saw someone come with his piece and he was trying to get out of there. Thats when shots popped off. And c'mon explain to me how 50 shots is justified. One cop almost popped off 2 clips.I'm not justifying what they did or how they did it. The police system in general is a joke; Underpaid, under-educated, angry assholes. I'm just saying if it was the girl's (the one that Bell's friend harassed) pimp that came out and busted 50 shots, all he'd get out of it would be a successful rap career if he wanted and a bunch of clowns on the forum calling him as real as they come. The one's that wouldn't condone his actions in general would look for a way to blame the system. "It's not his fault; the white man put him in a position in life where he didn't have a choice". I'm a half and half guy with both sides of the streets. Cops who act as such should be kicked off the force but the police, prison, and judicial systems should all be looked at very carefully because something is wrong in all three. The cops suffer the most from that side of the system because they have to be out there in the streets, working in fear, with the product of those second rate systems; the criminals. And on the street side you have welfare states creating government dependency, the inability to progress, and a lack of care for the community. You also get this bullshit "no snitches" state of mind that corrupts the good people on the street from coming forward because of fear and they get shunned by the community. In Greece you get shunned if you don't testify, because the whole community sees you as the reason a violent criminal walks among us. And because of that street level crime is way down, and has been for a long time. Then you have this top down school system that’s more afraid of a lawsuit than a student throwing their life away, coupled with the fact that most parents now view teachers as enemies and obstacles rather than important figures in the raising of their child. And unfortunately the black community suffers the most from all this. They are the most likely to be harassed and mistreated by the police (the fact everyone brings up with out hesitation), and they are the most likely to commit a street level crime (the fact everyone knows but won't say publicly). To end this both sides of the system need to be attacked at the same time. Anyone that thinks all we need to do is fix the "white" side of things is as stupid as those that think all we need to do is get rid of black people.Why are you sayin if this happen then this would happen because it didnt so how would u knowBecause it does happen all the time. When 50 gets shot 9 times it's part of this big glamorous ganster lifestyle. When gangsters brag about killing, beating down, drug dealing, etc the fans, out there and on this forum, get lost in the fairytale, and when a rapper is exposed as a fraud, instead of saying "thank God he really isn't a killer" people laugh at him and lose respect for him. How many times has Nas bragged about the street life, in his songs and in his old interviews? He used the image to catapult himself. But when it's a cop that does the same shit people on the streets brag about doing, all those clowns laughing and bragging, turn into Malcolm X. It's not an "if" scenario. It's real and it's happening right now.If im correct a cop isnt supposed to all the shit that people in the streets do right. Thats why they are cops so when police shoot and kill people w/o guns they doing the same thing gangsters or whatever do in the streets. BUt the reason why people get all Malcom X when something like this happens its because you stop n think like wtf why are we paying taxes for shyt like this.