Mr.Whiskers
Just another fool.
I've been catching the distaste that some posters have for those hiding behind the online identity; and frankly, some of the fukkery has put me off. I have no idea who stands for what.
I'll just be straight up here: I am a 22 yr old white male and the first in my family to go to college.. I found this site digging for music samples and came across a golden thread in the lounge.
I'll be finishing my final year with almost 130k in debt...
I'd head back to high school and take a pass on that if I could but
Regardless, this is an american empire in its age of decadence and decline and i'm trying to get out as soon as I can. This country is and has been, historically, fukked in the head.
Though i'm not one who invests himself in politics and votes, it does not mean I can't take an interest in the place i currently live. Are there any considerations as to how our recently militarized police force could begin to be changed without using drastic action?
It feels that we would be hard pressed to find any government intervention on this issue considering the current state of congress and the president's inaction. In addition, while this is certainly a racial question which I am not entirely entitled to speak on; where is this headed towards? Will we ever see body cameras worn by officers that certify as testimony/evidence?
The aftermath of Rodney King sparked significant change within the LAPD; and hey, NYPD, here's looking at you for next in line. . .However, civil destruction within the existing system is of little use aside from it underscoring the current racial tension which exists; which nobody currently has the interest in discussing -the coli withheld-. It will lead to nothing without significant intent at a defined pursuit of systematic change.and has driven me to post this question:
Is this what we're coming to? Or is the country waiting for another leader who can personify the struggle of economic disparity and racial discrimination? It's frightening to think that those who last captured the voice and the dissent of a nation passed over 40 years ago. Tupac was approaching the crossover before his passing with Makaveli but didn't have the opportunity to fully transition from the streets.
I'll just be straight up here: I am a 22 yr old white male and the first in my family to go to college.. I found this site digging for music samples and came across a golden thread in the lounge.
I'll be finishing my final year with almost 130k in debt...
I'd head back to high school and take a pass on that if I could but
Regardless, this is an american empire in its age of decadence and decline and i'm trying to get out as soon as I can. This country is and has been, historically, fukked in the head.
Though i'm not one who invests himself in politics and votes, it does not mean I can't take an interest in the place i currently live. Are there any considerations as to how our recently militarized police force could begin to be changed without using drastic action?
It feels that we would be hard pressed to find any government intervention on this issue considering the current state of congress and the president's inaction. In addition, while this is certainly a racial question which I am not entirely entitled to speak on; where is this headed towards? Will we ever see body cameras worn by officers that certify as testimony/evidence?
The aftermath of Rodney King sparked significant change within the LAPD; and hey, NYPD, here's looking at you for next in line. . .However, civil destruction within the existing system is of little use aside from it underscoring the current racial tension which exists; which nobody currently has the interest in discussing -the coli withheld-. It will lead to nothing without significant intent at a defined pursuit of systematic change.and has driven me to post this question:
Is this what we're coming to? Or is the country waiting for another leader who can personify the struggle of economic disparity and racial discrimination? It's frightening to think that those who last captured the voice and the dissent of a nation passed over 40 years ago. Tupac was approaching the crossover before his passing with Makaveli but didn't have the opportunity to fully transition from the streets.
over here...step your game up.
Your tripping on evil shyt. Calm the fukk down breh. The country has seen much worse, like the Great Depression. When Rockafeller and Carnagie ruled Oil & Steel, in today's dollars they be into the $100 Billion Dollar range.
Sure we have racial issues, but this is a country where we will have white minorities by 2050; mixed races. Its going to be harder to be racists, because everyone will be multi-racial. As far as America, you are free to talk shyt where other places you don't have that right.
