jc456
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- Dec 18, 2013
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been in the ghetto BTW, been to a bar in town and drank with a whole bar full of black folks. Nice people, danced and all that back in the late 80 early 90s in St. Louis, MO. You know the area where black live matter came from.Education for subject they are speaking on. The same reason I have gone into white ghettos.Go to the ghetto and ask someone what an alderman/woman is. This is why you should educate yourself instead of assuming you know what you are talking about. I never heard the term until I was an adult.Aldermen/Alderwomen, your neighbors so they can let the media know. I mean really, you have no clue? Really?Who do you report dirty cops to? Oh thats right other cops. Let me get this straight. You expect people to report cops to other cops and magically know they arent dirty? You expect people historically and chronically treated as animals by the cops to suddenly start trusting them?so where was your report about the dirty cops then? Exactly what I'm saying, folks afraid to report on what is actually the problem. I don't need to live there. I would never want to live there, and I feel bad for anyone who fears living there and has no choice. But to say the signs were there is disingenuous. There is but only one way to rid the neighborhoods of the crime and that is to demand and point out those doing the crimes. That's it. Expecting that cops will is a dream or nightmare. That's reality.
Yes. You either need to live there or know someone that can give you accurate information. What you chose to do with that information is something else entirely. My feeling is that you want to continue on with your present beliefs which is ok with me because I honestly expect nothing less from people such as yourself.
Why the hell would anyone go to the ghetto for any reason?
To this day, I can't believe I did what I did. But it was an education and allowed me the opportunity of being the only white guy in a building. The looks I received as I walked in was precious to say the least. But the gentleman I was with knew them and told them I was ok. Hmmmmmmmm.
BTW, you think white folks are specifically welcomed in a ghetto bar. Again, the look I received was very interesting. And all people talk about is a black person walking into a white bar. Funny stuff to tell the truth.
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