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Put a fork in it cause My-T just shut the thread down with that.Originally Posted by MyTsharp
The fact of the matter is that Sean Taylor is dead.
He was a black man/father/brother/son killed by another black man.
And the problem is happening WAY too much.
There is not a day that goes by when I don't venture into Baltimore City and worry if I'm going to make it back home to see my wife. Why? Its not because I'm going through the white part of town, but because I'm going through North Ave. and Greenmount, or I'm going to drop off HarmcityHustler and drive my rusty*$%* Saturn through Fayette St. Working in the city, I've never had a white customer tell me that they were going to shoot or stab me, or wait for me to walk outside of my place of business like black people have.
I have no problem with Whitlock's article, simply because it is truth. Look at the statistics, black on black crime has been an issue since as long as I've been alive, and damn sure as long as most of you older heads have been breathing.
I love my people, and you all know that. But these people have no value over human life, if they go to jail thats more respect for them, they KNOW that they are going to die early, so like Katt Williams said, "how are you gonna scare someone that WANTS to die?" @++% is out of control.
And for those to say, "Well Hip Hop has nothing to do with it", be realistic. You are a grown man, you've been raised a certain way because our parents had respect growing up themselves, but this generation of 20 and under seems like they were raised off of the music. Everyone wants to be famous, no one wants to work for it. Its all about "Gettin' Money". Hell I could "Get Money" too, but I'd rather do it the right way, and dammit if it takes me til I'm 40 to be "Gettin Money" then thats what I'll have to do, but at least I'll be able to say I made it to see 40.
I don't know jo, its a bad moon rising, for all you that have kids or are having kids, raise them young'ns right, and if you have kids in your neighborhood, teach them something, because somebody has to.
RIP Sean Taylor.
My-T.
Turns out Whitlock was half right, they weren't people from Taylor's past, one was actually someone in Taylor's present who he was genuinely tryingto help by employing them, sad.