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Fruits of systemic racism.
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“Banger” lol
But people are surprised because he got hit in his own hood , a hood that he’s providing so much for , a hood that he’s seemingly frequently and getting mad love when he was there. Somewhere he was so loved and respected.
It’s always going to be a shock when a public figure dies especially one in his neighborhood, especially one that’s loved , especially one that’s puttkng so much back in his community.
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Los Angeles is definitely for sale.
Call me a sell out but I owned a duplex in west Adams and ended up selling to Koreans for 900k and bought a fixer upper in view park for 500k. I saw how west Adams blew up and took the risk on the train and sure enough 3 months after moving in houses are being sold for 700k-1.5 million depending on the hill. All this is blocks away from his plaza.
Los Angeles is being gentrified by kronke and the city of Los Angeles to cater to whites who are tired of living in the valley. Leimert Park is no longer the black Mecca it once was cause money flooded rodeo to 48th. All up and down view heights and park Mesa you see white folks walking their dogs barefoot with not a care in the world.
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Where are the people who cant afford the increase in prices moving to?
Alot of soon to be gentrified areas here in NYC have residents moving primarily down south (Atlanta areas) or upstate NY (Rochester, Cuse).
Alot of soon to be gentrified areas here in NYC have residents moving primarily down south (Atlanta areas) or upstate NY (Rochester, Cuse).
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I agree with most of this. I’m trying to understand why nipsey felt he needed to have that kind of conversation with that individual. Why not just let that man be and then tell the homies to handle that situation accordingly. Nip made himself way too accessible and it unfortunately cost him. As fans, we criticize artists for leaving the hood then criticize them for staying around the hood. Can’t have it both ways.
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At the end of the day 85% of info in this thread is hearsay so let’s calm the jets a bit on he called him a snitch and that’s why yada yada
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It's not hearsay. It was confirmed by Nip's people who were there when it happened.
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San Bernardino county. Riverside county. Vegas.
They tore down the projects to make a mall.
Let that sink in. The projects. They claim they’re going to have adfroablde housing within the development but theres always fine print and only a percentage of the units will be for low income residents
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This is the ignorance I’m speaking of. The snitch did not cause someone to get locked up that individuals actions caused it! The fact that some of you actually believe a snitch is more dangerous then the actual criminal is mind boggling.
You know who wants a snitch around them? I do. I don’t want people committing crimes to be out in the same community I’m raising my kids.
If someone is a danger to my community I’m 100% snitching. I’m not concerned with keeping it real or my hip hop career. How about if you don’t want someone to snitch on you don’t commit crimes.
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Might as well enter your name into that lottery now
Pretty much. Public schools in good areas that are well performing run lotteries here too.
It’s sad.
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Once again the snitch was not the reason your family and friends are locked up. This is just an attempt to blame someone else for poor decision making.
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In the case of this individual, who murdered people in broad daylight, I don't think he was concerned for his community when he snitched.
I get what you're saying but it's more nuanced than how you describe it
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Is there paperwork on the “snitch”?
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No need to reach and turn my words into something else. At some point in life we all have to make decisions that are for our best interests. I’m a two time convicted felon so I definitely don’t feel that all criminals are bad, but with that said I’m a lot smarter nowadays about who I bring around me and my family. If certain people are not about the same positivity and involved in potentially dangerous and illegal activities I just can’t be around them.
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sad but true. saw a middle aged white man jogging up 48th. I had to double take like where am I?
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he could've went around it another way instead of calling dude out on da carpet on his paperwork like a smack DVD segment.
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I can respect that...I have a 2 year old that keeps me from going out since my closest homie is from brims and is tatted face to toe. I rather play t-ball with my boy and be a stay at home dad
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It’s wild, right?
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he clearly is a snitch and a criminal
you should find him and kick back with him right now
snitches by how people use the term are all criminals
but carry on
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Would you tell someone in a 3rd world country starving not to steal fruit to feed their starving family?
A lot of people you described don't have the wherewithal to "not commit crimes." Sometimes it's just about survival. Folks born in dire situations don't always have the same decision making as someone born into privilege. And it's no fault of their own. The social constructs haven't allowed them to flourish.
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also there’s no way dude hangs with people who tell at work
why, cause those people who tell all day at work can’t be trusted
why, cause those people who tell all day at work can’t be trusted
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That NO SNITCHING POLICY is part of the reason why the HOOD is in shambles. If you are protecting criminals in your community, YOU ARE RESPONSILBLE for the ********* that's goes on in it. PERIOD!
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i honestly dont think he had a choice growing up where he grew up.. im not from cali but from interviews that ive seen, you have to pick a side or youll be forced to .. especially the era he grew up in .. i could be mistaken tho and please correct me if im wrong
