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<blockquote data-quote="thegreatestpenn" data-source="post: 6650777" data-attributes="member: 582482">no my friend.&nbsp; most rich people in Atlanta own businesses and work for major corporations like coca cola and wachoviathe term model citizen is relative.&nbsp; The worst, most immature, destructive individuals I&#039;ve been around where upper class white people in college.&nbsp; They didn&#039;t care about school, drank and did drugs, got involved in dangerous and reckless activities, then graduated school and got a job through nepotism and now make a ton of money //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wow.gif.23d729408e9177caa2a0ed6a2ba6588e.gif.&nbsp; Now to everyone else they seem normal but behind closed doors they were pretty screwed up (one of my white roommates grew marijuana plants for goodness sake).When it comes to african americans, a lot of the misunderstanding is due largely in part to the media.&nbsp; Most black people are not poor (when we talk about legal poverty).&nbsp; And most poor black people don&#039;t want to be poor and work 2,3 jobs to support their families.&nbsp; A few that act crazy in public lead all to be labeled as such (for instance when in North Carolina visiting my parents there were some really loud obnoxious blacks in macys, all I could do is smh).cribs:&nbsp; race does not = a certain class and wealth does not mean you are a good person.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thegreatestpenn, post: 6650777, member: 582482"] no my friend. most rich people in Atlanta own businesses and work for major corporations like coca cola and wachovia the term model citizen is relative. The worst, most immature, destructive individuals I've been around where upper class white people in college. They didn't care about school, drank and did drugs, got involved in dangerous and reckless activities, then graduated school and got a job through nepotism and now make a ton of money [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wow.gif.23d729408e9177caa2a0ed6a2ba6588e.gif[/IMG]. Now to everyone else they seem normal but behind closed doors they were pretty screwed up (one of my white roommates grew marijuana plants for goodness sake). When it comes to african americans, a lot of the misunderstanding is due largely in part to the media. Most black people are not poor (when we talk about legal poverty). And most poor black people don't want to be poor and work 2,3 jobs to support their families. A few that act crazy in public lead all to be labeled as such (for instance when in North Carolina visiting my parents there were some really loud obnoxious blacks in macys, all I could do is smh). cribs: race does not = a certain class and wealth does not mean you are a good person. [/QUOTE]

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