No thats bull so long as you arent up to no good and especially if they can tell your not from america your ok theres mostly black people in security jobs and prison officers over there.
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+23.2 votes
14 posts
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cschoooli
As a black person should I avoid visiting the US?
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cschoooli
As a black person should I avoid visiting the US?
I have 3 weeks off this August and would like to see the United States for the 1st time. I can get a visa but I am worried about hassles from immigration, the police, etc based on everything I see that happens there. It’s not a cheap trip and if there’s a chance it’s going to get ruined I’s rather go somewhere else even though I have always wanted to drive across America.
I’m a white American leftist, and I’ve got my eye on social policy all over the place. Obviously America is reckoning with its generations-old, overt racist culture right now, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go see a gorgeous country. Wherever you go, the police will likely be 100% dogshit because that’s what police are. Absolute bottom line, I hope this post is old as fuck because PLEASE don’t travel, PLEASE don’t push these guidelines for COVID
You should be fine, just avoid Washington and Oregon if possible. They aren't the most welcoming.
Have an awesome time, in the south you will be the majority race in most situations (at least the fun ones).
Just remember when someone asks "how is your day going?" it means you should be reaching for a tip. ;)
Just remember when someone asks "how is your day going?" it means you should be reaching for a tip. ;)
I felt exactly the same as a mixed race guy with a few Arab country trips under my belt. It's a different situation, but immigration particularly worried me.
Then I went to Vegas and did a bit of a Harley Davison road trip. I found nothing but warm generosity from everyone I met along the way. As those above, people of all races went out of their way to be more kind and helpful than I've ever experienced at home.
Then I went to Vegas and did a bit of a Harley Davison road trip. I found nothing but warm generosity from everyone I met along the way. As those above, people of all races went out of their way to be more kind and helpful than I've ever experienced at home.
You're not likely to get any hassles from immigration. As for the police, you should be OK. The precaution you'll have to take with them will be to a) avoid as discreetly as possible and, b) if they do engage you, cooperate at all times and never be argumentative in any way. If you have a legit problem with an American officer, take it up through legal channels AFTER the incident. Never during. That is a sure way to escalate.
Follow the rules above, and you'll be fine. Road trips highly recommended!
Follow the rules above, and you'll be fine. Road trips highly recommended!
From my experience at first police may be arms house,
No good cop bad cop both will be bad cop. But once they hear your accent and you tell them you ain’t no N****** but a black man from UK they will change and you be ok.
No good cop bad cop both will be bad cop. But once they hear your accent and you tell them you ain’t no N****** but a black man from UK they will change and you be ok.
It's not to that degree at all. Some may go out of their way to accommodate you out of shame.
A black person with a novel accent is going to get lots of smiles in the US minimum, you are going to have a great time believe me mate ;0
You are more than welcome here, please come and enjoy your stay, foreign tourists are welcomed, we need the money!
It's not as bad as it looks on tv! Black people are a hugely important part of American culture and the object of love and admiration across a lot of different sub cultures. The immigration and law enforcement officers you are talking about are very likely to be African American themselves.
Yes there are some places where the inner city conflicts with the suburbs and its surely a racial situation but that's an isolated phenomenon and is unlikely to come up on your trip.
Enjoy the states and if you are going to make it to Chicago hit me up :)
Yes there are some places where the inner city conflicts with the suburbs and its surely a racial situation but that's an isolated phenomenon and is unlikely to come up on your trip.
Enjoy the states and if you are going to make it to Chicago hit me up :)
+93 votes
24 posts
by
samCHED
Why is it so hard to forgive others?
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samCHED
Why is it so hard to forgive others?
The people of Hiroshima, Dresden, Afghanistan, Vietnam, most of Latin America, the list goes on forever and they have all forgiven the US for official actions that pale next to what a few lunatic terrorists have done. Yet the whole Muslim world including that within the US is hated and attacked endlessly.
Yes but they aren't even the demons anymore, the US just really needs enemies to kill or the guns come out at each other.
Truth. Altho all the borders drawn up by us brits after the second World War somewhat helped in creating those modern day situations
Its funny how govements target certain peoples, in the 90s it was a war against the IRA in the uk. Now they seem to target anything Islam.
That’s because the ira kept fucking the queen in the ass. It really started to hurt her asshole so she went after the poor Muslims
All threats are targets, immediate threats are priority
It’s amongst first line defence next to keeping the peace
It’s amongst first line defence next to keeping the peace
Well we all have a fresh common enemy now.
Please remember that hate doesn't solve anything the way forgiveness does.
If you really demand revenge live well and let karma do the work for you.
ALWAYS love
Please remember that hate doesn't solve anything the way forgiveness does.
If you really demand revenge live well and let karma do the work for you.
ALWAYS love
Some truth here for sure but conflation too. Japan - started a way against millions of people. Germany - started a war and genocide against millions more. I will grant you the others though, they were countries minding their own business.
True. Before the Americans Islam endured British Colonization and before that the centuries long Crusades. Yeah they have done a some crazy shit especially at the fringes but the score is a fuckin blowout with the Christians scoring way, way more kills and it's still not enough.
And the basis of Christianity is forgiveness!
And the basis of Christianity is forgiveness!
I’ve cried every morning this week watching the news. Actually makes me feel abit ashamed to be white! Corruption on top of more fucking corruption the innocent suffer as the rich get richer but they have no soul
That's racism against white people and a modern revival of the religious need to feel guilty. There's no race/country in the world (at least none on the bigger/more widespread) that hasn't done something horrible and shameful. Please stop all that negativity. White people are not that specially evil. Look around you and you will find great human beings. Stick with them and forget all the media and politicians bullshit
Just don't let this turn itself into "hate yourself for being white", that SHOULD be the complete opposite of the message.
White guilt fuck that shit
Skin colour has nothing to do with it, humans get corrupted...there’s evil in every corner but there is also good fighting back regardless of colour.
Humans have a tendency to focus on the differences rather than the similarities...negative over positive...what separates us rather than connects us
Divide and conquer is upon us...don’t be fooled!
ALL LIVES MATTER!
Skin colour has nothing to do with it, humans get corrupted...there’s evil in every corner but there is also good fighting back regardless of colour.
Humans have a tendency to focus on the differences rather than the similarities...negative over positive...what separates us rather than connects us
Divide and conquer is upon us...don’t be fooled!
ALL LIVES MATTER!
I totally agree but white people have completely unknowingly and threw no fault of their own and of course in my opinion only clearly benefited from black people suffering and discriminated against over the colour of their skin which is of course ridiculous it’s the people at the top who are to blame but it’s everyone needs to stand together equal so they understand. I don’t think a white person has ever had to give up their seat on a bus purely based on skin colour. A lot has changed in the last 20/30 years I don’t agree with people saying it hasn’t and of course ALL lives matter but ALL lives won’t matter till black lives matter. Peace
All lives matter
Colour has nothing to do with it, this is perpetuating the problem by pitting one against the other. This is why we are in this mess to begin with and until people see that things will never change
White people aren't the only ones who have done wrong in terms of benefitting over others. Its a small part of a bigger picture
Colour has nothing to do with it, this is perpetuating the problem by pitting one against the other. This is why we are in this mess to begin with and until people see that things will never change
White people aren't the only ones who have done wrong in terms of benefitting over others. Its a small part of a bigger picture
Well I think if everyone just accepted things will never change slavery would still be a thing... I totally get where your coming from but respectfully have to disagree this has brung all races together to stand as one against the powers that be it’s beautiful to see.. yes All lives matter that’s the point is that black people have not been treated equally Black lives matter. This is their moment I think we should let them have it but you are completely entitled to your opinion no bad blood here :)
Oh you didn’t see those rioters attack that honest female shop owner then uh?
This situation is bringing the worst out in people because of their polarised views and beliefs
You can’t fight fire with fire as they say...fighting, rioting, looting is part of the problem...it’s why there needs to be law and order in the first place
This is bordering pathological hypocrisy
Yes no hard feelings bud, I’m not saying it to you as such or having a go as you sound as your heart is in the right place... I’m just letting it out, venting if you will
People get caught up in the swing of things and become the thing they hate or are that they’re fighting against ya see...only until we can see ourselves
This situation is bringing the worst out in people because of their polarised views and beliefs
You can’t fight fire with fire as they say...fighting, rioting, looting is part of the problem...it’s why there needs to be law and order in the first place
This is bordering pathological hypocrisy
Yes no hard feelings bud, I’m not saying it to you as such or having a go as you sound as your heart is in the right place... I’m just letting it out, venting if you will
People get caught up in the swing of things and become the thing they hate or are that they’re fighting against ya see...only until we can see ourselves
Ye no of course bud I don’t agree with the rioting and looting but 90% of protests are peaceful i in no circumstances condone violence. I’ve just always hated racism my ex was polish I live in a small welsh town and saw first hand how horrendous it can be. I’m white but was porn in South America Peru my godfather is Peruvian. I’m just venting to if there was no difference of opinion the world would be a boring place. I like a good debate :) your hearts clearly in the rite place to its a shame this is something that we still have to contemplate but there we go
Life’s to short
It would be boring without our uniqueness each person can bring but its a shame we all didn’t think the same way when it came to our differences
Live and let live, reach down to those who need a hand up...a rising tide raises all ships
It would be boring without our uniqueness each person can bring but its a shame we all didn’t think the same way when it came to our differences
Live and let live, reach down to those who need a hand up...a rising tide raises all ships
Agreed bud if we all saw difference as a good thing the world would be a better place :) stay safe peace
I just scan read this thread and then zoomed in because I read porn, sorry.
I’m so glad we are having a conversation about equality on here, all lives matter, I don’t know how else you can feel at peace,
no?
I once said being racist or any kind of prejudice is saying you are stupid, it’s not anything tangible that defines us for who we are.
One life, life is one.. trying not to say one love lol
I’m so glad we are having a conversation about equality on here, all lives matter, I don’t know how else you can feel at peace,
no?
I once said being racist or any kind of prejudice is saying you are stupid, it’s not anything tangible that defines us for who we are.
One life, life is one.. trying not to say one love lol
+117 votes
25 posts
can the USA be fixed?
can the USA be fixed?
in England we grew up loving American cowboy movies and the hero was always the same, quiet, cool and strong. to an outsider it seems this guy is dead and the cunt that owns the town and is always looking for more is the new America
Sure kid, just like a horse race.
Nasa is the best ambassador the US has, if they took 1/3 of the military budget and put into space travel the US would be back like Jordan.
Space travel for what? Branson is going to operate consumer flights, but how many times can billionaires fly to ISS before they get bored? Not many people can afford $150k for a short vacation.
Get rid the American constitution not worth the paper it written on, get rid politicians, get rid of lobbyist other words the are fcked lol
outlaw political donations there's plenty of free coverage to get the pitches across anyway.
go open source, add new states, virtual citizenship and most of all healthy competition with other nations not war
Competition in what? Our largest industries are healthcare and pharma. Getting Americans to change is a huge hurdle.
Hollywood. The American dreM. Clever marketing for a past its date super power.
Yes it can be saved and it starts with gratitude. We all stand on the shoulders America has built up from generations of relative freedom.
America stands on the grave of the British empire
Well said, there is way to move forward this is it. American values are still all there; it's up to each American to recognize them.
Every time there is a pushback on Trump it shows the system has some life in it, whether its the media, the courts or the crowd.
Yes, if people like the ones at Emmanuel AME Church in Charleston become leaders.
Wow, it's hard to remember this is what human beings can be.
No, this country is cursed, theres a lot of bad karma waiting.
k-rino has a nice rap-recap on this
k-rino has a nice rap-recap on this
True mate but that cowboy is still around and he's rollin up a joint these days. Say what you like but the Yanks are way ahead of us with letting him do just that.
Thanks but the fact is that everyday 2,000 more people are arrested for cannabis in the US.
Love Iceland when the shit hit the fan financially, they only country sent bankers to jail. They also got rid of all MPs reelected new ones then had 30 people to over see them, took the national debt on just love the place. Probably easier as population it that great but good on them
+45 votes
6 posts
Ronald Reagan's Prophecy
Ronald Reagan's Prophecy
"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free."
And now a new generation is fighting for freedom from a militarized police force that Reagan enabled.
We are not fighting the real issues.
Too bad he infringed on so many freedoms by turning police into bandits that keep what they "sieze"
The old man was not corrupt. At the time of his election privatization was a huge meme and was working well across the world for turning state owned industries into real businesses with better prices and service. Reagan thought economic incentive was the key to performance and any privatization was good.
So he was stupid and needs a break, cool why isn't that a defense for lesser crimes then? Because that don't pay.
+77 votes
12 posts
by
ted
Calexit?
Well since reputation is everything around here, no this doesn't make sense. Civil war, been there done that.
That's if the Snoop Party leads, what about the Shug Party, that's war.
Can we have Vegas? It's contiguous and has a spanish name
Sure, first move is to occupy the Trump casino, the friday hooker flight will move our operatives in range.
Each one of us can declare their freedom at any time, we dont need a state's help for this. If we don't we are recognizing that we were subjagated at birth, it's really that simple.
+8 votes
2 posts
The activist dismantling racist police algorithms
The activist dismantling racist police algorithms
Hamid Khan is a controversial figure who has turned down partnerships with groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) because of its emphasis on reform. He doesn’t believe reform will work.
+28 votes
6 posts
by
howlateisnow
The year after 9/11 1,500 Americans died on the road to avoid the fate of the 246 passengers killed.
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howlateisnow
The year after 9/11 1,500 Americans died on the road to avoid the fate of the 246 passengers killed.
That's exactly where leadership is supposed to do it's job, instead of assuaging fears the American leaders used them to get the war machine going.
Great stuff here: "We hardly notice the half-million children quietly dying each year from rotavirus, Bill Gates once observed—the equivalent of four 747s full of children every day."
Virus defense is for old people, they are richer
If someone isn't going to make a buck out of it we aren't going to ever notice it.
+13 votes
4 posts
by
vbitter
America Even Has Black Ops Forrest Rangers
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vbitter
America Even Has Black Ops Forrest Rangers
And they place cyanide bombs around National Lands.
They hunt and kill rogue sasquatch too.
thats classified
+10 votes
4 posts
Dissidence Rap of Vinnie Paz
Dissidence Rap of Vinnie Paz
The legend from Jedi Mind Tricks is becoming the Oliver Stone of rap with eye opening history of the country he loves by telling the truth.
Henry David Thoreau was a tax dissenter and arrested for not paying? How the fuck did they not mention this when they made us read Walden Pond in school.
+67 votes
25 posts
How To Control Guns
How To Control Guns
To effect gun control leaders already controlling guns simply need to set an example.
Simply replace dumb offensive weapons with intelligent defensive ones.
Attackers can be disabled with sound, electrical impulse (a laser to the eyeball goes a long way), gas, anything but hot lead is relative progress.
A huge industry is waiting once this direction is set and it’s a rare example where a leader can set something so important in motion. A police force equipped with such weapons would not only save lives it would restore confidence, replacing fear with respect.
Like any old technology guns will inevitably become obsolete, outmaneuvered by weapons that save lives. Even in the worst case the result is a technological arms race, with one side committed to protection - an outcome far better than shoot outs and more deaths every day, most often at the hands of those intending to uphold a form of peace.
Simply replace dumb offensive weapons with intelligent defensive ones.
Attackers can be disabled with sound, electrical impulse (a laser to the eyeball goes a long way), gas, anything but hot lead is relative progress.
A huge industry is waiting once this direction is set and it’s a rare example where a leader can set something so important in motion. A police force equipped with such weapons would not only save lives it would restore confidence, replacing fear with respect.
Like any old technology guns will inevitably become obsolete, outmaneuvered by weapons that save lives. Even in the worst case the result is a technological arms race, with one side committed to protection - an outcome far better than shoot outs and more deaths every day, most often at the hands of those intending to uphold a form of peace.
There have been attempts to make guns smarter. It seems they have been stymied by legislators that tried to make them mandatory before they even got on the market. Then the NRA got busy.
Guns are not the problem, they never have been. Why not start laying the blame where it belongs, with the people using a gun to kill and injure other people. A gun doesn’t kill or injure anybody unless a human being is pulling the trigger. Of course, the left wants you to believe everything would be flowers and sunshine if we only got rid of the mean, evil guns. You’re right about one thing, control. People are a lot easier to control if they can’t defend themselves. Of course that kind of logic is taboo for the left. Fear mongering and race baiting are the left’s weapons of choice. The left are the biggest racists on the planet. People forget that if not for the right, the civil rights act never would have made it to Johnson’s desk to sign into law. Who was opposed to it, most of the Democrats. There were active members of the KKK in congress and they were Democrats. Am l saying there are no racists on the right. Of course l am not, but the left would have you believe their shit doesn’t stink. It’s just sad that such a large group of people are fooled by their bullshit.
that was quite a good breakdown of their deep rooted bullshit lanky. hear hear
Humans aren't equipped physically or emotionally to comprehend the speed at which a gun can take a life and devastate the lives of *all* those involved.
It's not about left or right. It isn't about racist or not racist. It's about the value of human life and the callous destruction of it.
It's not about left or right. It isn't about racist or not racist. It's about the value of human life and the callous destruction of it.
Totally, if you want gun control invent it.
Yes but some tech, its lasted for centuries you know and thats with lots of R&D money.
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Normally, l would respond to your pseudo, new age crap with logic and facts, but there's no point in wasting my time. I'm sure it would send you running to your safe space. Do everybody a favor and stay there. I'll hang on to my arsenal and sleep soundly knowing whoever makes the mistake of confronting me won't be around to do it to someone else.
Dayam, why don't we think past guns, +!
Because it's the only reason we still have a democracy. The country's fore fathers knew this. That's why they put it in the constitution. Fuck the living document bullshit. If you think things would be so great without guns, take a look at what's happened in the past. Stalin killed more of his own people than were killed during the Second World War. The only reason he was able to it was by disarming the population first. Same story with China and Cambodia. Chairman Mao loved committing genocide, to the tune of 40 million. Pol Pot did away with 2 million. What is the common denominator? One and all disarmed. If you think things would be so great if we think past guns, instead of looking at what happened when the people were disarmed. You need to look backwards, or better yet, go talk to some of those people. Oh wait, you can't. Dead men, women and children tell no tales.
A few bad actors don't prove your point. Look at Europe, the home of democracy. We don't have guns, our democracy is less under threat than in the states, we don't live in fear in our homes, we rarely have police shootings and we don't have countless gun crimes day in day out.
If there were no guns, how would the history of China, Cambodia, Russia, the US and countless others be different?
Non violence is the future.
If there were no guns, how would the history of China, Cambodia, Russia, the US and countless others be different?
Non violence is the future.
Yes, defense against government was the reason and made plenty of sense when the tech was there in the 18th century. But do you think an armed citizenry has even a tiny chance against the American military now? If so let me know who you buy from here cause I want some of that shit :)
It’s expensive. $500 for a grenade. Things like stingers are in the hundreds of thousands dollars range. It’s possible to get anything you want, even tactical nukes are on the table as well. I thought it was bullshit till l saw one. That’s right boys and girls, there are rogue nukes on American soil. You’re talking 10’s of millions of dollars for one of them After seeing it l thought someone would kill me for that very reason. I try to avoid thinking about it otherwise l’ll go off the deep end.
They said the same thing about North Vietnam. Look at how that turned out. The same thing is happening right now in Afghanistan. If you’re fighting for something you believe in, anything is possible. You talked about the revolutionary war. It was the same situation. Our fore fathers believed their cause was just so they took up arms and went to war against the most powerful nation in the world at that time. We didn’t even have a standing professional army, yet we won our freedom when nobody would have thought we had any chance of defeating our foes. You also have to take into account if the army would go to war against the people who they swore to protect. If the order is given, l really doubt they would kill their fellow Americans.
Where is that the money maid by the Police, lawyers, Medical industries, air ambulance is what $4K a trip?
Why don’t you take another English grammar course. My 4 year old niece speaks and writes english better than yourself.
No If Everybody had to ware a gun and soon the dumbest and t, most unrespectful humans will not pass there unwanted gene's on as many as they now do
I am wrong. You’re the end result of inbreeding, that’s the only way to explain why you’re this stupid.
You know you are right the only catch is that the dumbest are little children
I think this would work - and it makes money - so why hasn't this happened?
I was cruel and unusually lasered and my bush still aches.
Is it paranoid if I think my remote control was hacked and they're lazering me right now?
+21 votes
7 posts
by
zz87
Keep an eye on Minneapolis!
by
zz87
Keep an eye on Minneapolis!
This could end very badly. Trump had threatened to bring in the army and after referring to them again as "thugs" he tweeted "when looting starts, the shooting starts"... This tweet was hidden by Twitter (who he recently signed an order against to remove liable protections) so his war with them is ramping up... a CNN reporter was arrested at the protests after identifying as press but has since been released. The Police Department has been burned down. These protests began a couple of days a go and have been ongoing. The officer who killed George Floyd is still free.
Just for any one unaware the protests began after the murder of George Floyd and in the wake of the daily murders of innocent, unarmed black people by US police forces.
I'm getting concerned about this situation and because history shows us that the US can murder scores of black people in the street and have it forgotten about the next day I really would keep a close eye on this one....
Can you believe this is the country we have (apparently) chosen to side with going forward.... this is the country that wants our NHS and a fat new trade deal.... if this where happening anywhere else in the world things would be very different. Every single day our news shows us this shit coming out of America and we have no choice but to stomach it because we can't do anything and our gov is always in their pocket. I feel so bad for the Americans being kept down by these people, I don't even know what to say.... just please don't let this one go unnoticed.
And just hope it doesn't get as bad as it could.
Sorry for the downer topic but this matters. And the US is fucked.
Just for any one unaware the protests began after the murder of George Floyd and in the wake of the daily murders of innocent, unarmed black people by US police forces.
I'm getting concerned about this situation and because history shows us that the US can murder scores of black people in the street and have it forgotten about the next day I really would keep a close eye on this one....
Can you believe this is the country we have (apparently) chosen to side with going forward.... this is the country that wants our NHS and a fat new trade deal.... if this where happening anywhere else in the world things would be very different. Every single day our news shows us this shit coming out of America and we have no choice but to stomach it because we can't do anything and our gov is always in their pocket. I feel so bad for the Americans being kept down by these people, I don't even know what to say.... just please don't let this one go unnoticed.
And just hope it doesn't get as bad as it could.
Sorry for the downer topic but this matters. And the US is fucked.
I've been living in Minneapolis for the past three months (British living in Australia usually) and I have to say, I've never seen anything quite like this. People are upset and rightly so; there is a systemic issue with racism in the Minneapolis (and probably many other cities and states) and people have had enough. No amount of comment about violent protesters and supremacists is going to distract the world from the real issue here; America has institutionalized racism throughout governmental (and non-governmental) bodies. The (majority of) police here disgust me. Trigger happy men, bullied as kids with a god complex, demanding respect because they hold a gun, and oppressing whomever they want without fear of retribution. The state of Minnesota continues to safeguard the liberty of 3 of the 4 involved in the killing last week, and the other is faced with charges that will mean he won't see in the inside of a jail cell.
I'm digsusted.
I'm digsusted.
I’m white dudeand I’ve been personally treated like a criminal and felt excessive force but not like that, I don’t think ppl in England realize how nice it is to have a conversation with a police officer
Thanks for sharing, the fact you can experience all of this in just 3months adds a lot of perspective I can't even begin to imagine what it must be like for the people who lived their whole lives there. The whole world seems to be on their side with this, even the UN, I hope the fact the world is watching will help keep people safe and help to bring justice and change but it's really not looking good so far. The people NEED to win this fight.
Take care of yourself over there mate.
Take care of yourself over there mate.
Still kicking off but not getting ignored thankfully. It's good to see people from other countries (including ours!) protesting outside US embassies in solidarity.
Been videos caught of police shooting innocent bystanders (stood in their own gardens) and people just out shopping with rubber bullets... apparently that makes it ok. Police driving into protestors. More choking with the knee. Lots of police butality I wont link to them but one safe to watch is this https://streamable.com/u2jzoo - does it get more "America" than that? Imagine that coming down your street telling you to get inside. He actually said "light 'em up" wtf?
Do we have any Americans on here? they're usually everywhere - be careful!
Been videos caught of police shooting innocent bystanders (stood in their own gardens) and people just out shopping with rubber bullets... apparently that makes it ok. Police driving into protestors. More choking with the knee. Lots of police butality I wont link to them but one safe to watch is this https://streamable.com/u2jzoo - does it get more "America" than that? Imagine that coming down your street telling you to get inside. He actually said "light 'em up" wtf?
Do we have any Americans on here? they're usually everywhere - be careful!
So much of today reminds me of 20th century sci fi. The "former united" states of america is a regular theme: riots, anarchy and a greedy corporatocracy running everything.
They're definitely straying a bit too close to the edge, they'll do their best to take us all down with them too if it happens the bastards lol.
After 3 days of riots the officer has finally been arrested but even that's probably just because they can't keep him safe any more. 8pm curfew for the people living there now.... America is fucking bizarre.
Protests/riots have gone nationwide now, this is far from over.
After 3 days of riots the officer has finally been arrested but even that's probably just because they can't keep him safe any more. 8pm curfew for the people living there now.... America is fucking bizarre.
Protests/riots have gone nationwide now, this is far from over.
Fear is America's best selling product
Lewis Lapham is right on. If we can just recognize fear and understand it instead of judging we can fix this.
well it's a fucking "sale event" now
And it's marketed in very sophisticated ways through social media. This article explains how it works.
This makes a nice tldr:
It also the way our politicians see us
+47 votes
9 posts
by
foster
Preventing Medical Tyranny - What the US Constitution Almost Achieved
by
foster
Preventing Medical Tyranny - What the US Constitution Almost Achieved
Constitution Signer Benjamin Rush: "Unless we put medical freedom into the constitution the time will come when medicine will organize into an undercover dictatorship and force people who wish doctors and treatment of their own choice to submit to only what the dictating outfit offers"
lol, ya'll really need to be more academic. No disrespect but the man educated over 3,000 medical professions, so if you happen to believe that such information of this quotation exists, it don't cause it ain't real.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Rush#Religious_views_and_vision
Also, this is not the first time Rush has been misquoted and characterized upon his views.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15981368
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Rush#Religious_views_and_vision
Also, this is not the first time Rush has been misquoted and characterized upon his views.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15981368
Also, here's who Rush really was http://www.szasz.com/freeman7.html piece out some qoutes and tell me this conception is consistent with him?
If it involves life and death you can bet your ass that government will control it and yeah a wizzard cult that administers it like fucked up old IT department.
Medicine men have used their tricks for power since the 1st civilizations. Still a very impressive prediction though.
what rush really was saying, read some of his actual quotes http://www.szasz.com/freeman7.html
+53 votes
16 posts
by
ted
Can someone tell me why Americans think guns are the definition of freedom?
by
ted
Can someone tell me why Americans think guns are the definition of freedom?
Americans are happy to devote decades of their lives to supporting an overseas war machine as they gobble up jingoistic bullshit in their media.
They are taxed and regulated as mush as socialist countries but get little benefits in return, all the while being spied on to a standard that would make the Gestapo proud.
They are fine with all of this damage to their liberty as long as they keep their guns, is this just some kind of penis fixation?
They are taxed and regulated as mush as socialist countries but get little benefits in return, all the while being spied on to a standard that would make the Gestapo proud.
They are fine with all of this damage to their liberty as long as they keep their guns, is this just some kind of penis fixation?
I could be wrong but I’m sure the law to carry guns came into action as to kill Indians as white man was expanding in America.?
I don't expect many to understand, and it's not something you can relate to unless you've walked a similar path,but... during my traveling work days, I experienced more than once the need to carry a firearm.
permitted to carry concealed, allowed me the chance to go back home and see my family again.
you are entitled free speech and your freedom of views, just remember, the crime or bad folks don't follow ANY rules and could care less about your politics. take away the good man's right to protect himself, and become their next target, as security is just a word.
(understand that police have NO obigation to protect you or your family, they strictly uphold the law...)
permitted to carry concealed, allowed me the chance to go back home and see my family again.
you are entitled free speech and your freedom of views, just remember, the crime or bad folks don't follow ANY rules and could care less about your politics. take away the good man's right to protect himself, and become their next target, as security is just a word.
(understand that police have NO obigation to protect you or your family, they strictly uphold the law...)
penis fixation/fear of loosing penis/fear of death
Because it's the only right the government won't take away and that's cause they don't want to get shot.
I'll go with the penis fixation. I don't own a gun - don't want one - guns are for killing. It's the second amendment in the American Bible, er, "Bill of Rights". Funny thing is that the pro-life people are usually pro-gun. Just doesn't make sense.
I wish the Bill of Rights was viewed as a bible around here.
Would it help if they were live black women?
I'd prefer a struggling algorithm :)
Tremendously.
I am not black but I am a 6'5' 300+ pound white mail. when I get out of my car I have yet seen my public servent have his on his gun when he see's me. I have never been shot , but I have been scared you never know when They might get scared and shoot. I am always as helpful and curtice I can makke cause I want to live and pissing of armed cops is not a healthy way to live. When they start treating you like shit , remember it will you a lot more then it will him.
+13 votes
3 posts
by
ted
NYPD Licenses City's Rappers
by
ted
NYPD Licenses City's Rappers
Want to play in NYC then make sure the police are happy with you.
Can't imagine their taste is very good since they arrested both Biggie and Tupac.
Here is the text
tldr the promoters are fucking pussys and antithetical to rap
The inaugural edition of Rolling Loud New York made headlines for reasons far more serious than Travis Scott’s knees: Five hometown artists (Casanova, Sheff G, Don Q, 22Gz, and Pop Smoke) were dropped from the bill due to pressure from the New York Police Department.
A letter signed by Assistant Chief Martin Morales of Queens North claimed that the performers had been “affiliated with acts of violence citywide.” Rolling Loud co-founder Tariq Cherif said on Twitter that the letter was more than a mere suggestion to cancel performances: “If we want RL to return to NYC, we have no choice but to comply.”
“I was disappointed to learn that I can’t perform at Rolling Loud in my own hometown,” Sheff G tells Complex. “I’m earning a living and feeding my family through music. My music reflects my past and how I’ve been changing my life for the better.”
22Gz adds, “I’ve been out of the system for a while and still wasn’t able to perform at Rolling Loud. All of the artists that got banned have put our pain in the booth and in our music. I wasn’t convicted of my charges and I’ve steered clear of any trouble since then.”
In the aftermath of the festival’s decision to accede to police pressure, eyes are once again turned to the relationship between the NYPD and hip-hop. This past May, the New York Post reported on the inner workings of the department’s so-called “Rap Unit” (technically the Enterprise Operations Unit). The primary focus of the unit, the Post explains, is to “draw up weekly entertainment reports about scheduled hip-hop shows at city clubs, and designate each as posing a low, medium, or high risk for violence or other crimes.”
“If you’re going to do it at Rolling Loud, what’s to stop them from saying the same thing at a venue in the city that is much smaller?” - Attorney Kenneth J. Montgomery
While the Enterprise Operations Unit is not mentioned in Morales’ letter, and attempts by Complex to speak with Morales and the NYPD about its involvement in the Rolling Loud situation have not received responses, the letter matches the Enterprise Operations Unit’s way of doing things. And it’s a way of operating that bothers some legal experts.
Kenneth J. Montgomery is an attorney who has represented Bobby Shmurda, Mr. MFN eXquire, Tyson Beckford, the late Sean Price, and more. He questions whether the NYPD’s letter infringes on the artists’ First Amendment rights.
“If I was a constitutional lawyer, I would certainly be interested in sitting down with all of them,” he tells Complex. To Montgomery, the letter is an attempt to punish rappers for things they haven’t even done yet, and may never actually do. “That doesn’t sound too democratic to me,” he says. “You’re criminalizing the potentiality of crime. You're not criminalizing crime. If these people are who you're saying they are, where's the indictment?”
The fallout from the NYPD’s letter seems to be continuing. As recently as the day before Rolling Loud, Casanova tweeted tour dates that included a December stop at S.O.B’s in Manhattan. Now, that concert does not appear on the venue’s calendar. It’s listed as “postponed until further notice” on secondary ticket sale sites.
A Pop Smoke show at Sony Hall, still listed as occurring in February 2020 on Ticketmaster, is now “postponed” on the venue’s website.
While attempts to reach out to both venues to obtain more information were not successful as of press time, sources tell Complex that both shows were canceled in relation to the NYPD’s letter. A source familiar with the cancelations says the venues were not contacted directly by the NYPD. Instead, they were responding to the climate.
“In this situation, I think it was just the writing on the wall,” the source tells Complex. “They saw the [NYPD] letter in The New York Times and that was enough just to say, ‘This is not working for us to do.’”
Montgomery points out that this is exactly the type of fallout that is to be expected from something like the NYPD’s letter. “If you're going to do it at Rolling Loud, what's to stop them from saying the same thing at a venue in the city that is much smaller?” he points out. “They’re basically saying, ‘You guys are not going to be able to perform in this city if we can help it.’”
Even if those artists do have gang ties or associations with violence, Montgomery says, that would hardly make them unique in the music industry.
“Are they saying that these are the first guys in the music business who were associated with seedy characters?” the attorney asks rhetorically. “There was a guy by the name of Frank Sinatra. There were other guys who were rolling with gangsters, mobsters. I've never heard of [the police] saying they’re shutting down their show.”
“I have no convictions and no longer get into trouble. I know that the NYPD’s opinion of me will change once they learn more about me.” - 22Gz
An NYPD spokesperson explained the Rap Unit’s rationale to the New York Post: “The Enterprise Operations Unit focuses on venues or entertainers that have been connected with past acts of violence—regardless of musical genre. The primary goal of EOU is to anticipate, based on past incidents, where there is a significant likelihood of violence, and to take steps to prevent people from being hurt, or worse.”
Police awareness of rap shows has increased in recent years, Alex Damashek of Move Forward Music, a New York area hip-hop promoter, tells Complex.
“Within [a few years], you had the Bobby Shmurda bust and the Troy Ave incident at Irving Plaza. Since then, I think they’ve been a lot more vigilant about what’s been going on, and letting venues know when they have a concern.”
No one—concert promoter, artist, police, or otherwise—wants a repeat of the Irving Plaza incident, which ended with Troy Ave’s bodyguard dead and Taxstone in jail. But people in the New York City hip-hop community—fans, businesspeople, media, and performers alike—need to stay aware and make sure that efforts to police the community don’t continue to turn into efforts to suppress it and prevent artists from earning a living.
“I just wanna live,” Casanova wrote this weekend, sharing the news that his Rolling Loud set had been canceled. “My last felony conviction was 2007. I lost everything I ever loved and I’m still losing. It’s unfair and unfortunate that my past, which I’ve dealt with legally and personally, continues to stigmatize me and my career as a recording artist.”
“I definitely won’t let this stop me from doing what I do,” 22Gz says. “To everybody who was let down and who bought a ticket to see us, I’m sorry. Next Rolling Loud we litty.”
Sheff G tells Complex, “Hopefully through sharing these experiences it will convince kids in similar situations to not pursue that type of lifestyle. Despite this setback, I’m not going to give up and still move forward for my fans. I have no convictions and no longer get into trouble. I know that the NYPD’s opinion of me will change once they learn more about me.”
Additional reporting from Jay Salim.
Features
CityNYPDPoliceCasanovanewsletterPop Smoke
tldr the promoters are fucking pussys and antithetical to rap
The inaugural edition of Rolling Loud New York made headlines for reasons far more serious than Travis Scott’s knees: Five hometown artists (Casanova, Sheff G, Don Q, 22Gz, and Pop Smoke) were dropped from the bill due to pressure from the New York Police Department.
A letter signed by Assistant Chief Martin Morales of Queens North claimed that the performers had been “affiliated with acts of violence citywide.” Rolling Loud co-founder Tariq Cherif said on Twitter that the letter was more than a mere suggestion to cancel performances: “If we want RL to return to NYC, we have no choice but to comply.”
“I was disappointed to learn that I can’t perform at Rolling Loud in my own hometown,” Sheff G tells Complex. “I’m earning a living and feeding my family through music. My music reflects my past and how I’ve been changing my life for the better.”
22Gz adds, “I’ve been out of the system for a while and still wasn’t able to perform at Rolling Loud. All of the artists that got banned have put our pain in the booth and in our music. I wasn’t convicted of my charges and I’ve steered clear of any trouble since then.”
In the aftermath of the festival’s decision to accede to police pressure, eyes are once again turned to the relationship between the NYPD and hip-hop. This past May, the New York Post reported on the inner workings of the department’s so-called “Rap Unit” (technically the Enterprise Operations Unit). The primary focus of the unit, the Post explains, is to “draw up weekly entertainment reports about scheduled hip-hop shows at city clubs, and designate each as posing a low, medium, or high risk for violence or other crimes.”
“If you’re going to do it at Rolling Loud, what’s to stop them from saying the same thing at a venue in the city that is much smaller?” - Attorney Kenneth J. Montgomery
While the Enterprise Operations Unit is not mentioned in Morales’ letter, and attempts by Complex to speak with Morales and the NYPD about its involvement in the Rolling Loud situation have not received responses, the letter matches the Enterprise Operations Unit’s way of doing things. And it’s a way of operating that bothers some legal experts.
Kenneth J. Montgomery is an attorney who has represented Bobby Shmurda, Mr. MFN eXquire, Tyson Beckford, the late Sean Price, and more. He questions whether the NYPD’s letter infringes on the artists’ First Amendment rights.
“If I was a constitutional lawyer, I would certainly be interested in sitting down with all of them,” he tells Complex. To Montgomery, the letter is an attempt to punish rappers for things they haven’t even done yet, and may never actually do. “That doesn’t sound too democratic to me,” he says. “You’re criminalizing the potentiality of crime. You're not criminalizing crime. If these people are who you're saying they are, where's the indictment?”
The fallout from the NYPD’s letter seems to be continuing. As recently as the day before Rolling Loud, Casanova tweeted tour dates that included a December stop at S.O.B’s in Manhattan. Now, that concert does not appear on the venue’s calendar. It’s listed as “postponed until further notice” on secondary ticket sale sites.
A Pop Smoke show at Sony Hall, still listed as occurring in February 2020 on Ticketmaster, is now “postponed” on the venue’s website.
While attempts to reach out to both venues to obtain more information were not successful as of press time, sources tell Complex that both shows were canceled in relation to the NYPD’s letter. A source familiar with the cancelations says the venues were not contacted directly by the NYPD. Instead, they were responding to the climate.
“In this situation, I think it was just the writing on the wall,” the source tells Complex. “They saw the [NYPD] letter in The New York Times and that was enough just to say, ‘This is not working for us to do.’”
Montgomery points out that this is exactly the type of fallout that is to be expected from something like the NYPD’s letter. “If you're going to do it at Rolling Loud, what's to stop them from saying the same thing at a venue in the city that is much smaller?” he points out. “They’re basically saying, ‘You guys are not going to be able to perform in this city if we can help it.’”
Even if those artists do have gang ties or associations with violence, Montgomery says, that would hardly make them unique in the music industry.
“Are they saying that these are the first guys in the music business who were associated with seedy characters?” the attorney asks rhetorically. “There was a guy by the name of Frank Sinatra. There were other guys who were rolling with gangsters, mobsters. I've never heard of [the police] saying they’re shutting down their show.”
“I have no convictions and no longer get into trouble. I know that the NYPD’s opinion of me will change once they learn more about me.” - 22Gz
An NYPD spokesperson explained the Rap Unit’s rationale to the New York Post: “The Enterprise Operations Unit focuses on venues or entertainers that have been connected with past acts of violence—regardless of musical genre. The primary goal of EOU is to anticipate, based on past incidents, where there is a significant likelihood of violence, and to take steps to prevent people from being hurt, or worse.”
Police awareness of rap shows has increased in recent years, Alex Damashek of Move Forward Music, a New York area hip-hop promoter, tells Complex.
“Within [a few years], you had the Bobby Shmurda bust and the Troy Ave incident at Irving Plaza. Since then, I think they’ve been a lot more vigilant about what’s been going on, and letting venues know when they have a concern.”
No one—concert promoter, artist, police, or otherwise—wants a repeat of the Irving Plaza incident, which ended with Troy Ave’s bodyguard dead and Taxstone in jail. But people in the New York City hip-hop community—fans, businesspeople, media, and performers alike—need to stay aware and make sure that efforts to police the community don’t continue to turn into efforts to suppress it and prevent artists from earning a living.
“I just wanna live,” Casanova wrote this weekend, sharing the news that his Rolling Loud set had been canceled. “My last felony conviction was 2007. I lost everything I ever loved and I’m still losing. It’s unfair and unfortunate that my past, which I’ve dealt with legally and personally, continues to stigmatize me and my career as a recording artist.”
“I definitely won’t let this stop me from doing what I do,” 22Gz says. “To everybody who was let down and who bought a ticket to see us, I’m sorry. Next Rolling Loud we litty.”
Sheff G tells Complex, “Hopefully through sharing these experiences it will convince kids in similar situations to not pursue that type of lifestyle. Despite this setback, I’m not going to give up and still move forward for my fans. I have no convictions and no longer get into trouble. I know that the NYPD’s opinion of me will change once they learn more about me.”
Additional reporting from Jay Salim.
Features
CityNYPDPoliceCasanovanewsletterPop Smoke
+25 votes
4 posts
by
Han duo
Just How Much Would It Cost To Buy Congress Back From Special Interests?
by
Han duo
Just How Much Would It Cost To Buy Congress Back From Special Interests?
Just 14 billion according to this.
14 billion to control an economy worth trillions? These guys aren't prostitutes they're street hookers.
Seriously do they take bitcoin?
+99 votes
17 posts
did world war 2 merely stall an inevitable trend of fascism?
did world war 2 merely stall an inevitable trend of fascism?
i think its a really mega trend. fascism was a reaction to kingdoms turning into modern nations. this time populism is a result of modern nations turning into global pieces.
Yes and there's the industrial revolution and digital revolutions as waves underneath these.
First thing to do is find out what "fascism" is. Most people are clueless about that. One excellent example of a fascist organization is Antifa (what an ironic name). Their goal is to shut down opposing ideas by force, and that's what fascist governments do (again, look up the word in the fucking dictionary). If you're going to accuse someone of being fascist, you need to show examples of fascist behavior. Guess who I'm vaguely referring to here...
When I 1st read this topic I thought it was silly but now Im reading it the New York Times
And what does that tell you about the New York Times? That it's lying about Trump? Or is it just trying to mislead its readers by implying stuff that it has no evidence of... Do the same examination of other rumor-spreading fake news organizations and make your own determination, folks. See which ones allow readers to comment on their "stories" and articles. See which ones never present both sides of an argument. Decide which ones can be relied upon for actual news (all of it) and which ones actually suppress news.
There is no news that can be relied upon this is why the reader needs to take in multiple sources and viewpoints.
Fascism isn't inevitable if people get off their asses and vote.
That's what happened in 2016, and it's a good beginning. More people are finding out that they've been lied to, and the liars are in full panic mode at this point.
Ha this really looks funny now - people have since voted almost exclusively for fascism!
World War I was a fascist nightmare in the United States with Wilson and his cronies using it to attack all of their domestic enemies: African Americans, organized labor and immigrants. It was all documented by the media and no one cared. Helped us get where we are today as much as anything.
Even Eisenhower, the General who defeated fascism saw what would happen. He became the President of the US and devoted his farewell speech to a warning of the future he correctly saw.
Forget Ike, Benjamin Franklin saw what would happen after helping write the constitution. He saw it as a temporary document that would require re-writing.
"it is likely to be well administered for a course of years, and can only end in Despotism"
As if it to prove the words they have been suppressed since he wrote them.
"it is likely to be well administered for a course of years, and can only end in Despotism"
As if it to prove the words they have been suppressed since he wrote them.
Its Franklin's Final Speach On The Constitution. What a guy, should be an inspiration for every bigga.
+24 votes
5 posts
by
Jimmy ricard
Russians Miss How Easy It Is To Control US Gov
by
Jimmy ricard
Russians Miss How Easy It Is To Control US Gov
All this lame Facebook propaganda is like an old KGB ploy, like spying and war gaming and the rest of the shit the Russian Gov wastes its time on.
Buy it, comrades, that's all you fucking have to do. Align your interests with powerful corporations and learn the cheap and easy game here. Wouldn't hurt your own business acumen either.
Buy it, comrades, that's all you fucking have to do. Align your interests with powerful corporations and learn the cheap and easy game here. Wouldn't hurt your own business acumen either.
If you want to know who controls the US government, you should investigate its ties to Israel. You should look at how many russian-american dual citizens work in the highest positions of influence in government, and how many israeli-americans do. You should look at how many donors in the political system have ties to Israel, and you should look at where all the wars America has engaged in recently have taken place, and who were most vocal in advocating for those wars, and who owns the news media that sold it to the american people. Once you've done all that, banging the russia drums seems like a faint distraction.
Business acumen is not a Russian thing. How many Russian products have you bought lately.
Putin is an old KGB ploy. Don't worry Trump is here to teach yall.
+20 votes
4 posts
Proven: US Democracy = What China imposes on Hong Kong
Proven: US Democracy = What China imposes on Hong Kong
.02% of the population nominates the candidates in both countries, leaving voters as chumps. In HK it's compliance with the Chines government that gets the nomination in the US it's compliance with the campaign's financiers.
I just saw the part where he shows there is no correlation between public support and legislation but a strong correlation between financial support and legislation, it's kind of mind blowing even if you're already jaded.
In both countries its a free market economy for small players. Once there is size it changes, in China big firms are controlled by government in the US big firms control the government.
Yeah that's a bigger deal and less click baity than the title.
+6 votes
2 posts
by
skyfallz usa
Suggested Splinter Candidates
by
skyfallz usa
Suggested Splinter Candidates
Beat Trumps ass? No problem with these surefire Divide and Conquerors:
Dyke Comedian
Shows Trump up as the bitch.
President Cop
Action cop, takes bullets doesn't shootem. Could go all the way in November.
Silicon Valley Eugenicist
The Racist with the data and shit tons of money.
Shock Media Man 2.0
The next Trump, rumored to be a Russian Skynet.
Dyke Comedian
Shows Trump up as the bitch.
President Cop
Action cop, takes bullets doesn't shootem. Could go all the way in November.
Silicon Valley Eugenicist
The Racist with the data and shit tons of money.
Shock Media Man 2.0
The next Trump, rumored to be a Russian Skynet.
Skynet of Skynets gets my vote.
Why Young Americans Are Having Less Sex
tldr they are living with their parents and screen addicted
I don't mean to be pedantic but this should read "Less Sex with Humans".
But munching also way up. From what I understand.
Face it: they are too fat to fuck
+52 votes
12 posts
by
{modafinil}
Say what you like but where can you find more freedom than the U.S.?
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{modafinil}
Say what you like but where can you find more freedom than the U.S.?
i get what all of you are saying but it's important to remember society is more than government/media/corporotracy. the freedom of america has always been how people treat each other and especially don't judge each other. america is still the most diverse society and people are supportive of you doing whatever you want to. try that in your old country or your parents old country etc. it's always a place that has felt less free than the the us.
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I like the fact the DEA has removed all there lies and properganda on cannabis, this seems to be going well there. I still dont agree with alot of the gun laws etc...
By most surveys of freedom at least 15 countries.
By number of people outside of prison every country on earth.
By number of people outside of prison every country on earth.
Scotland! Freeedom!
Be careful lad, her Highness doesn't like it when her subjects get out of line.
Not just number its the percent of people living in jail and its not only Number 1, it's 5x that of nearly any country and more than 2x the number 2 prison mill, Russia.
Things are getting better, prison populations in the US peaked in 2008,
Things are not getting better, they are getting worse because the prison industry is embedded into the state.
“if all drug cases were eliminated, the US imprisonment rate would still have quadrupled over the past thirty-five years.”"
“if all drug cases were eliminated, the US imprisonment rate would still have quadrupled over the past thirty-five years.”"
How free is a country where 1/3 of the population is considered by its government to be criminals?
At some point any maybe we are there now it's like the lack of a criminal record says something about a person
+15 votes
6 posts
by
miko
Cleveland cops raffle gun to raise money for officer that killed unarmed teen.
by
miko
Cleveland cops raffle gun to raise money for officer that killed unarmed teen.
Boy's mother among the horrified
A glock no less
Do you think cops rap to each other about their killings?
Dayam it feels good to be a po po
Shooting everytime I get the feel fo it
Punk ass bitches, turn em out to snitches
Locking up their stupid ass
and keeping all their riches
Shooting everytime I get the feel fo it
Punk ass bitches, turn em out to snitches
Locking up their stupid ass
and keeping all their riches
Better you're out there beating people than rhyming like this ever again.
+7 votes
2 posts
I’m Not Racist - Joyner Lucas
+24 votes
4 posts
by
mj3b1 lewis
American's Need a License to Use Mathematics
by
mj3b1 lewis
American's Need a License to Use Mathematics
It seems everything that brought America its great success is disappearing. What does the US have without immigration and a can-do spirit?
It has a technology base that it's shared with the rest of the world. Enjoy folks, and don't make the same mistakes we did!
+44 votes
7 posts
by
lynkyn
Trump is exactly what the US deserves.
by
lynkyn
Trump is exactly what the US deserves.
Sleazy TV culture thats polluted the world now you fuckers can walk the walk and live in the disgusting image you have created.
Totally bitch don't talk like that unless she's feeling it for ya.