34 gang members arrested in massive Brooklyn gun bust

JordanWearinThe45

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I spoke to this on here before...

When I moved to Virginia, we were living in a middle class neighborhood, nothing poor or really fukked up about it. My neighborhood back then was about 40% black, half of those black folk owned their homes and were solidly middle class (or better). This includes the people I call my parents, and as the children under their guardianship, that made us middle class children...

I've explained my family dynamic before, but to outside eyes, people didn't know that, so people who I knew who grew up in rougher areas in VA, you know how it is in high school, they considered people from my neighborhood "soft" or "try hards", wannabes. And there were some guys like that for sure, on the block I lived on, but there were other kids in my neighborhood who grew up similar to me--->one of my best friends at the time was from Brownsville, BK. His mother got married and his stepfather moved them to VA, I've mentioned them before. I don't know the block or whatever he was from but he was the second oldest of like 9 kids, never knew his dad, grew up in poverty in Brooklyn before coming to VA in middle school. Virginia was a new existence for him, but to outside eyes, he wasn't living in a traumatic area in VA so if he acted out, you'd think he was just some spoiled suburban kid doing that...

And there were a couple other people like that, so the point I'm making, at least some of these kids, while they come from a stable area, their home life and background is a lot more chaotic. Others, for sure there are kids who grow up in suburban areas with really stable home lives, who just gravitate towards that lifestyle. That definitely happens, but there is a decent number of kids who you'd assume come from stable backgrounds because of the area they are from, but their home lives and childhood was a wreck. I was one if those kids...



Lmao say that...
Bruh your posts on here be so thorough and vivid :ohlawd: :salute:
 

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No the fukk it doesn't. Most people who listen to rap are not desensitized to violence or committing crimes. And the world in general was a lot more violent before rap music. Hell one of the driving forces behind the creation of rap was to talk about all the fukked up shyt going on in the hood. Rap music doesn't turn kids into killers, their environment does.

Stop with the dumb shyt rap music has a negative influence on the youth.
No the fukk it doesn't. Most people who listen to rap are not desensitized to violence or committing crimes. And the world in general was a lot more violent before rap music. Hell one of the driving forces behind the creation of rap was to talk about all the fukked up shyt going on in the hood. Rap music doesn't turn kids into killers, their environment does.

Rap music has a negative influence on the youth its not debatable. Especially on a vulnerable popylation such as black youth who already grow up in a horrible environment distressed home life and bad schools. Encouraging anti social behavior further compounds the problem. Jimmy from white suburbs with a stable home life both parents and structure is less likely to be negatively affected.
 
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The cognitive dissonance......
Back in the day was the crack era.And we had lost so many black lives to not only addiction but also gang violence and incarceration.No amount of turkeys or bikes could fix the damage that was inflicted when it was the same drug dealers who were selling crack and heron to other black people
 

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They trying though they going to put up some building thats like BAM on Rockaway.

Brownsville has 18 housing units. That's right , 18 housing projects and they having been moving all lot of homeless shelters further down into the east ny + Brownsville area. Unless 18 building are being knocked down, nothing's going anywhere
 

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Brownsville has 18 housing units. That's right , 18 housing projects and they having been moving all lot of homeless shelters further down into the east ny + Brownsville area. Unless 18 building are being knocked down, nothing's going anywhere
I feel you I don’t know how they going to do it but the contracts for them building been signed. They planning on putting up mad shyt
City Reveals Plans to Bring 900 Affordable Housing Units to...

shyt they just put them boards up on Livonia.
 

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