Our daughters aren't safe either: RIP Kaylyn Pryor

[MeachTheMonster]

And every time something happens you clowns blame rap and single mothers

as if there aren't literally thousands of other variables, and historical context that create the conditions.

Very simple minded people here.

RIP to the young lady, she deserved better from society.

 

[marcuz]

This will only change when the community itself takes charge. When Mexican drug gangsters started killing people in a certain town, the locals came together, formed a vigilante group and drove them out. This is what needs to happen.

and yet cartel violence in mexico is still a common occurrence.

 

[Retired Account]

Forgive me for this and if I get banned then oh well...

Burn every project building and section 8 home in that city and start over.

I thought they knocked down all the projects in Chicago
@Barnett114

 

[Will Ross]

More black men are killed than anyone in this country.
Just think about that for a second.

 

[Matt504]

Breh....if you don't understand how poverty is tied to crime. ..

I don't think people are unaware to how the two are tied but it's not much consolation to the victims family to tell them, "this probably wouldn't have happened if there were more jobs and assistance available"

 

[FLORIDA BOI]

As tragic as this is I still don't think it will spark enough

To get people to do something.... folks should be rioting on this ish start ridin on these fukk nikkas is the only way ​

 

[Prynce]

She was beautiful Rip to her

But what is this "we"? I didn't kill anybody nor do I terrorize my community

 

[marcuz]

As tragic as this is I still don't think it will spark enough

To get people to do something.... folks should be rioting on this ish start ridin on these fukk nikkas is the only way ​

rioting against whom?

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Here we go the music debate again. Could it be that the conditions we live in are what influence the music and not the other way around?

 

[MeachTheMonster]

I don't think people are unaware to how the two are tied but it's not much consolation to the victims family to tell them, "this probably wouldn't have happened if there were more jobs and assistance available"

its no consolation to tell them its chief keifs fault either

 

[TheNig]

Here we go the music debate again. Could it be that the conditions we live in are what influence the music and not the other way around?

Once upon a time that was true.

Life imitates art now.

 

[Dwayne_Taylor]

I don't think people are unaware to how the two are tied but it's not much consolation to the victims family to tell them, "this probably wouldn't have happened if there were more jobs and assistance available"

I think it will help. Someone needs to tell them that so they can organized and do something besides blaming the black boogie man. They have been doing that since the 70s its not helping.
if they want the crime to stop they need to bring the jobs back. It's really that simple.

 

[marcuz]

Forgive me for this and if I get banned then oh well...

Burn every project building and section 8 home in that city and start over.

even if this were done, if the socioeconomic conditions that created ghettos aren't changed, the same problems would immediately re-emerge.

 

[Matt504]

Here we go the music debate again. Could it be that the conditions we live in are what influence the music and not the other way around?

It's one thing to speak about what going on in the community through music, it's another to glorify and glamourize what's going on in the community.

One is just reporting the news, the other entices people to engage in the very behaviors that exacerbate the problem.

 

[Blackout]

And every time something happens you clowns blame rap

Its a factor. Not once did you ever hear anybody say that its the only factor.
Name the other factors instead of trying to go against the rap factor.