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<blockquote data-quote="TurdFergueson2" data-source="post: 4683833" data-attributes="member: 579108">I bet if some dude at Walmart call my mother that, Jesse would be right there. He pics his spots is all I&#039;m saying.&nbsp; You can&#039;t change what&#039;s in people&#039;s hearts. I just feel different about shit. If the KKK wanted to do a march on Washington why shouldn&#039;t they? Fegs too. I feel like they should get married. I could care less what goes on in theeir household. I care about me and mine. That is all. US has proved many many times that it aint gonna work. You can blame that on slavery etc, but by now we have all heard the speeches, seen the shit on tv during Black History month (Which is a joke too........coldest and shortest month of the year) but yet I&#039;m supposed to try and uplift this brotha who ain&#039;t shit and don&#039;t want to be shit? It could change in a month if they wanted it to. I see how the shit is in my neighborhood now. ONce a Cop&#039;s grandson overdosed on some shit they sold him around my way. Cops knew where he got it from, who sold it to him etc. But yet the shit goes on all day every day. We got cameras too and people still be selling right under them. Nobody cares until it&#039;s time to care. Just like Jesse.Still just a word. You listen to Nas? You think he&#039;s what&#039;s wrong with America? You really think Imus said what he said because he heard it in a rap song? You think he heard enough to form an opinion? Has he listened to Public Enemy, X-Clan, or BDP? Or do you think he was just trying to find any way to get out of that shit? Imus: &quot;Well they say it in their music, I thought it was ok.....&quot;As far as the N word, do as we do but not as we say. Nas wanted to title his album that to desensitize the word. Instead the so called black leaders want to preserve it. Thing is it&#039;s all in how you use it. Like calling somebody a *** or saying something is gay. Doesn&#039;t always mean it&#039;s homosexual, but you get it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TurdFergueson2, post: 4683833, member: 579108"] I bet if some dude at Walmart call my mother that, Jesse would be right there. He pics his spots is all I'm saying. You can't change what's in people's hearts. I just feel different about shit. If the KKK wanted to do a march on Washington why shouldn't they? Fegs too. I feel like they should get married. I could care less what goes on in theeir household. I care about me and mine. That is all. US has proved many many times that it aint gonna work. You can blame that on slavery etc, but by now we have all heard the speeches, seen the shit on tv during Black History month (Which is a joke too........coldest and shortest month of the year) but yet I'm supposed to try and uplift this brotha who ain't shit and don't want to be shit? It could change in a month if they wanted it to. I see how the shit is in my neighborhood now. ONce a Cop's grandson overdosed on some shit they sold him around my way. Cops knew where he got it from, who sold it to him etc. But yet the shit goes on all day every day. We got cameras too and people still be selling right under them. Nobody cares until it's time to care. Just like Jesse. Still just a word. You listen to Nas? You think he's what's wrong with America? You really think Imus said what he said because he heard it in a rap song? You think he heard enough to form an opinion? Has he listened to Public Enemy, X-Clan, or BDP? Or do you think he was just trying to find any way to get out of that shit? Imus: "Well they say it in their music, I thought it was ok....." As far as the N word, do as we do but not as we say. Nas wanted to title his album that to desensitize the word. Instead the so called black leaders want to preserve it. Thing is it's all in how you use it. Like calling somebody a *** or saying something is gay. Doesn't always mean it's homosexual, but you get it. [/QUOTE]

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