and incredibly stupid...
Jay and Beyonce bailed out baltimore protestors?
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and incredibly stupid...
Interesting, I really wonder how this market is gonna develop. At the end of the day they'll all be jacking eachothers ideas and it's essentially software that does the same things.
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
"and I don't care if Jay gets mad"
muthaphukka . . why you gotta say some side of your lip shyt like that and you're obviously pandering as you know he ain't gonna get mad at that but if someone is helping you don't show willingness to disrespect them
muthaphukka . . why you gotta say some side of your lip shyt like that and you're obviously pandering as you know he ain't gonna get mad at that but if someone is helping you don't show willingness to disrespect them
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why are you always complaining and so negative? Your post history is depressing. You need some help breh. 
Props for that if true, there's supposedly ALOT of MONEY floating around in this protest game.
Not sure why these Ferguson folks and others saying not a dime of the money donated reaches the hood. Alot of folks on the ground in these actual communities saying aint shyt changing and they aint seen shyt?
SOROS gave alot of money as well, peep.
"Colorlines is an online news site that focuses on race issues and is published by Race Forward, a group that received $200,000 from Mr. Soros’s foundation in 2011. Colorlines has published tirelessly on the activities in Ferguson and heavily promoted the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag and activities.
At the end of the #BlackLivesMatter march, organizers met with civil rights groups like the Organization for Black Struggle and Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment to strategize their operations moving forward, Ms. Solomon wrote. OBS and MORE are also funded by Mr. Soros.
Mr. Soros gave $5.4 million to Ferguson and Staten Island grass-roots efforts last year to help “further police reform, accountability and public transparency,” the Open Society Foundations said in a blog post in December. About half of those funds were earmarked to Ferguson, with the money primarily going to OBS and MORE, the foundation said.
OBS and MORE, along with the Dream Defenders, established the “Hands Up Coalition” — another so-called “grass-roots” organization in Missouri, whose name was based on now-known-to-be-false claims that Brown had his hands up before being shot. The Defenders were built to rally support and awareness for the Trayvon Martin case and were funded by the Tides Foundation, another recipient of Soros cash.
Hands Up Coalition has made it its mission to recruit and organize youth nationwide to start local events in their communities — trying to take Ferguson nationwide.
Years and weekends of ‘resistance’
Hands Up Coalition has dubbed 2015 as “The Year of Resistance,” and its outreach program strongly resembles how President Obama’s political action committee — Organizing for Action — rallies youth for its causes, complete with a similarly designed Web page and call to action.
Mr. Soros, who made his fortune betting against the British pound during the currency crisis in the early ‘90s, is a well-known supporter of progressive-liberal causes and is a political donor to Mr. Obama’s campaigns. He committed $1 million to Mr. Obama’s super PAC in 2012.
Mr. Soros‘ two largest foundations manage almost $3 billion in assets per year, according to their most recent respective tax returns. The Foundation to Promote Open Society managed $2.2 billion in assets in 2011, and his Open Society Institute managed $685.9 million in 2012.
In comparison, David and Charles Koch, the billionaire brothers whom liberals often call a threat to democracy — and worse — for their conservative influence, had $308 million tied up in their foundation and institute in 2011.
One of the organizations that Mr. Soros funds, and which fueled the demonstrations in Ferguson, is the Gamaliel Foundation, a network of grass-roots, interreligious and interracial organizations. Mr. Obama started his career as a community organizer at a Gamaliel affiliate in Chicago.
The Rev. Traci Blackmon of Christ the King United Church of Christ in Florissant, Missouri, which is part of the Gamaliel network, said in one of the group’s webinars that clergy involved with Gamaliel must be “protectors of the narrative” of what happened in Ferguson.
The Gamaliel affiliate in St. Louis — Metropolitan Congregations United — organized the “Weekend of Resistance” in October, in which clergy members from around the nation were called to come to Ferguson to protest.
Clergy involvement
Representatives of Sojourners, a national evangelical Christian organization committed “to faith in action for social justice,” attended the weekend. The group received $150,000 from Mr. Soros in 2011.
Clergy representatives from the Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference, where the Rev. Jeremiah Wright serves as a trustee, also showed up. Mr. Wright was Mr. Obama’s pastor in Chicago before some of his racially charged sermons, including the phrase “God damn America,” forced Mr. Obama to distance himself. SDPC received $250,000 from Mr. Soros in 2011.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...erguson-protests-hopes-to-spur/#ixzz3aQpe3IMP
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
There's alot of money floating around to "protest". Millions of dollars. Why we not seeing infrastructure and jobs in the neighborhood instead of poor people being pushed out?
Anybody can type or say they doing this and that. Actions speak loudest. Where the results at?
REad this as well:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/29/baltimore-protesters-released_n_7176610.html
Not sure why these Ferguson folks and others saying not a dime of the money donated reaches the hood. Alot of folks on the ground in these actual communities saying aint shyt changing and they aint seen shyt?
SOROS gave alot of money as well, peep.
"Colorlines is an online news site that focuses on race issues and is published by Race Forward, a group that received $200,000 from Mr. Soros’s foundation in 2011. Colorlines has published tirelessly on the activities in Ferguson and heavily promoted the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag and activities.
At the end of the #BlackLivesMatter march, organizers met with civil rights groups like the Organization for Black Struggle and Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment to strategize their operations moving forward, Ms. Solomon wrote. OBS and MORE are also funded by Mr. Soros.
Mr. Soros gave $5.4 million to Ferguson and Staten Island grass-roots efforts last year to help “further police reform, accountability and public transparency,” the Open Society Foundations said in a blog post in December. About half of those funds were earmarked to Ferguson, with the money primarily going to OBS and MORE, the foundation said.
OBS and MORE, along with the Dream Defenders, established the “Hands Up Coalition” — another so-called “grass-roots” organization in Missouri, whose name was based on now-known-to-be-false claims that Brown had his hands up before being shot. The Defenders were built to rally support and awareness for the Trayvon Martin case and were funded by the Tides Foundation, another recipient of Soros cash.
Hands Up Coalition has made it its mission to recruit and organize youth nationwide to start local events in their communities — trying to take Ferguson nationwide.
Years and weekends of ‘resistance’
Hands Up Coalition has dubbed 2015 as “The Year of Resistance,” and its outreach program strongly resembles how President Obama’s political action committee — Organizing for Action — rallies youth for its causes, complete with a similarly designed Web page and call to action.
Mr. Soros, who made his fortune betting against the British pound during the currency crisis in the early ‘90s, is a well-known supporter of progressive-liberal causes and is a political donor to Mr. Obama’s campaigns. He committed $1 million to Mr. Obama’s super PAC in 2012.
Mr. Soros‘ two largest foundations manage almost $3 billion in assets per year, according to their most recent respective tax returns. The Foundation to Promote Open Society managed $2.2 billion in assets in 2011, and his Open Society Institute managed $685.9 million in 2012.
In comparison, David and Charles Koch, the billionaire brothers whom liberals often call a threat to democracy — and worse — for their conservative influence, had $308 million tied up in their foundation and institute in 2011.
One of the organizations that Mr. Soros funds, and which fueled the demonstrations in Ferguson, is the Gamaliel Foundation, a network of grass-roots, interreligious and interracial organizations. Mr. Obama started his career as a community organizer at a Gamaliel affiliate in Chicago.
The Rev. Traci Blackmon of Christ the King United Church of Christ in Florissant, Missouri, which is part of the Gamaliel network, said in one of the group’s webinars that clergy involved with Gamaliel must be “protectors of the narrative” of what happened in Ferguson.
The Gamaliel affiliate in St. Louis — Metropolitan Congregations United — organized the “Weekend of Resistance” in October, in which clergy members from around the nation were called to come to Ferguson to protest.
Clergy involvement
Representatives of Sojourners, a national evangelical Christian organization committed “to faith in action for social justice,” attended the weekend. The group received $150,000 from Mr. Soros in 2011.
Clergy representatives from the Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference, where the Rev. Jeremiah Wright serves as a trustee, also showed up. Mr. Wright was Mr. Obama’s pastor in Chicago before some of his racially charged sermons, including the phrase “God damn America,” forced Mr. Obama to distance himself. SDPC received $250,000 from Mr. Soros in 2011.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...erguson-protests-hopes-to-spur/#ixzz3aQpe3IMP
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
There's alot of money floating around to "protest". Millions of dollars. Why we not seeing infrastructure and jobs in the neighborhood instead of poor people being pushed out?
Anybody can type or say they doing this and that. Actions speak loudest. Where the results at?
REad this as well:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/29/baltimore-protesters-released_n_7176610.html
sad that losers like you are a vocal minority that push this narrative that we can't do both.
I'm happy as shyt. Just a pessimist online. I'll do better
Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
Maaaaan what type a cloth she cut from 
Don't blow the nicca set up like that
Don't blow the nicca set up like that
Jay-Z is so close to gettin me to pay them $20 a month.
If Cam'ron woulda hit that stage, me and millions of others woulda gave spotify the
i would legit cry if cam and hov are on the same stage in 2015
No one really walks around switching from song to song on Youtube. Plus you cannot download shyt to just take with you (well you can technically if you're about that life). Streaming services are just more convenient. I see it the way I see something like Netflix, I could technically not pay for it but why go through the hassle of acquiring links?