This c00n @Matt504 got coli props and stopped his sambo posting
- Thread starter EBK String
- Start date
Damn
drill rappers are .0000001% of the population why do they need to be brought up in every thread about crime in the black community by this sambo?
Last edited:
Freudian slip..
I don't bring up drill rappers in every thread about crime, in fact, in most threads about crime I don't bring up rappers or music at all. I do mention that the leading cause of death for Black males between the ages of 1-44 is homicide.
JetFueledThoughts
Superstar
New York City Robbery Spree
In 2010 and 2011, a group of men successfully committed 62 robberies in Brooklyn and Queens using techniques they saw in the 2010 crime thriller The Town. In the movie, an FBI agent hunts down a gang of thieves in Boston that use various clever techniques to avoid capture. The real-life robbers would do things like throw bleach on ATMs and cash drawers to destroy DNA evidence as well as cut the power to their robbery locations and use miner’s headlamps to see what they were doing.
- Photo Credit: Legendary Pictures
The burglars began their spree in August 2010 and raided a candy store in Queens only days before their arrest in October 2011. They managed to steal a total of $217,000. However, they did not follow the methods laid out in The Town precisely. In the movie, the thieves use disguises like masks and costumes while the real-life culprits wore their regular clothes.
"movies are different, they don't inspire people to commit crimes...people know it's fake...this is different than rappers"
That is what you have to ask him. What I got from his statements is that he feels you can't call yourself pro-Black while also supporting very anti-Black entertainment. Entertainment that glorifies the killing of Black men instead of trying to disgrace it is not pro-Black in his opinion. I just happen to agree with that opinion.
"people know Robocop is fake...it's not like rap at all"
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
@Matt504 @The Hon. Stringer Bell
y'all need to dead this beef and put out a collab on some DJ Quik & MC Eiht shyt
y'all need to dead this beef and put out a collab on some DJ Quik & MC Eiht shyt
Here's the actual quote. I think it's important to highlight that you're misrepresenting the actual arguments to make a point that we aren't even disagreeing with.
The Basketball Diaries(1995)
Image Source
The Basketball Diaries features Leonardo DiCaprio as a talented basketball player who spirals into heroin addiction. Like Inception, the major controversy stems from a dream consequence: in The Basketball Diaries DiCaprio has a daydream where, clad in a black trenchcoat, he enters his class with a shotgun and proceeds to massacre his classmates like Xaero with quad-damage. And, just like Inception, when someone follows Leo’s example, people die. Case in point: Barry Loukaitis’ 1996 classroom shooting that left 3 people dead. Loukaitis wore a black trenchcoat in which he concealed pistols, ammunition and a rifle; he entered the classroom and began shooting. After he had finished, he allegedly smiled and said, “That sure beats algebra, doesn’t it?” The expressions of his classmates were unknown, although we can assume they were equivalent to a negative.
"people don't see movies and get inspired to commit crimes...only rap does that to people...and it only does that to black males"
A thing no one here said.
I support you continuing to post links to people committing crimes after being inspired by entertainment. Many others have come into these threads with a much different approach. dismissing cases like this as outliers, which they are, reassuring us that the vast majority of people that consume content like this aren't going out and murdering people, (a point I agree with).
"Keanu tells people its fake so it's okay...he doesn't inspire crimes like rappers do"
The Matrix (1999)
Image Source
All this talk of trenchcoats and algebra and Inception gives rise to a segue smoother than the one that Gob Bluth rides. Yes, The Matrix, the film that has inspired 9 in every 10 people to attempt ad-lib “reenactments” (which in actuality more closely resemble a flailing, bat-raping tortoise), has also played a pivotal role in several murder cases. Aside from the coats worn by Loukaitis, Harris, Klebold (which resemble the stylized coats worn by the protagonists in The Matrix), its philosophical premise that our reality is not real but rather a virtual program was internalized by several killers as a truth. By their logic, any people who were killed were not real people. After dismembering his landlady, Swedish exchange student Vadim Mieseges told police that “he’d been sucked into the Matrix”. Tonda Lynn Ansley also killed her landlady, but believing herself to be in the Matrix, likened the killing to a dream. Both of these killers were found to be insane. Perhaps the most notorious murderer to attempt to mount a plea based on The Matrix’s influence was Lee Boyd Malvo, the teenager who assisted John Allen Muhammad in the 2002 Washington sniper attacks. Malvo told psychiatrist Dewey Cornell that he had watched The Matrix “more than 100 times” and this in conjunction with Muhammad’s indoctrination was raised by the defense as grounds for insanity. The defense was unsuccessful: Malvo was sentenced to life without parole.
nikka you can’t rap and Matt been top goofy. Dead this beef. It’s a weak match up
