TurdBerglar
01-09-2012, 09:57 PM
seems like 90 percent of all the dirt bag crimes(murders, robberies, drugs, beatings...) my local news reports on is committed by a certain group of people. it has had this indirect effect on me thinking negatively about this certain group of people. how else are you suppose to feel about something that's continuously reported to you over and over and over again in such a negative manner.
one classic example is that seems to happen quite a bit are gun fights at birthday parties(happens all the fucking time here). this is what generally happens... teen gets shot at party. friends and family cry about how good of a kid he was and didn't deserve it. later on it's revealed that this kid is 17, has two kids, is still a freshmen in high school(i fucking graduated at 17) and was shot at 2 am at a birthday party on a school night. can't be that fucking good, right?
you hear people talking about it the next day. the people of the group that this kid belonged to defend him till the end. while everyone else just calls him a worthless dirtbag and are appalled that he's being defended. nothing about race is mentioned but it tends to stir up a lot of racial shit. the people of this group tend not to see such horrible shit as being really all that bad. but i tend to agree with everyone else that this group of people that live around here(they can't be like this everywhere) need to get their shit together.
i didn't think this way ten years ago. most of my friends growing up were from this group of people. good friends.
do you think that they're just reporting on the shit that people want to hear and it's skewed? or is this certain group of people really that bad?
is it racist to feel that a certain group of people are totally fucking up your city if they actually are?
one classic example is that seems to happen quite a bit are gun fights at birthday parties(happens all the fucking time here). this is what generally happens... teen gets shot at party. friends and family cry about how good of a kid he was and didn't deserve it. later on it's revealed that this kid is 17, has two kids, is still a freshmen in high school(i fucking graduated at 17) and was shot at 2 am at a birthday party on a school night. can't be that fucking good, right?
you hear people talking about it the next day. the people of the group that this kid belonged to defend him till the end. while everyone else just calls him a worthless dirtbag and are appalled that he's being defended. nothing about race is mentioned but it tends to stir up a lot of racial shit. the people of this group tend not to see such horrible shit as being really all that bad. but i tend to agree with everyone else that this group of people that live around here(they can't be like this everywhere) need to get their shit together.
i didn't think this way ten years ago. most of my friends growing up were from this group of people. good friends.
do you think that they're just reporting on the shit that people want to hear and it's skewed? or is this certain group of people really that bad?
is it racist to feel that a certain group of people are totally fucking up your city if they actually are?