the thing better

Roughly 15 mins til I can check if the internet censorship is a blanket ban, my ISP, or watershed-based

>not using tor/VPN already

Black are a quarter the population of whites in the US... the should commit a quarter of the crimes if Race is not a factor. but they commit half as many meaning blacks are 2 times more likely to commit crimes.

Saw Hardcore Henry yesterday.

Movie's actually fuckin' neato.

Not just gimmick-wise.

Ok sorry

It's just cuz of the lack of commas

I got confused

HH was notbad.jog

TOR website was blocked lol

GG UK

I think it's cuz of the glorification of drugs and gang crime in black communities

a group a 1/4th the size of the Whites in the US commits just as many murders as the whites in the US

so people skip school

and become drug runners

and then the rappers also blame the police

which leads to them not

So there is a connection. I doubt that connection is genetic like racists want to state

trying to fix

A lot of black kids are told being successful is "acting white"so it's a definite culture thing

themselves

I have mail-order degrees in Murderonomy and Murderology

Like literaly, at least 70% of rap glorifies some form of degeneracy

Hoes, drugs, gun violence. Pick three

100% *

Compare the family data from the 1960s vs today and contrast that with crime data from the 1960s and today

before rap

there was

less crime

a lot less

Biggest sign of how rap music is indicative of the culture, Bobby Shmurda, who *literally bragged about doing hits for the Crips*

You could say Single Motherhood might be a factor in the rise of crime and violence in the black population

That's what the About A Week Ago song thing is

He opens singing about how he kills people under the orders of a gang lieutenant named Shyste

@Khanclansith true

And that song was like, a trending thing where children danced along

From my experience and from some things I have seen, single mothers

I'm not really a conservative, and I'm not too big into rap, but I recently saw this video which looks at rap from a conservative viewpoint in a more positive way that I found interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCLAgxXH6NI