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Originally Posted by Gonae
Crime is also caused by poverty. And it's a proven fact that white neighborhoods in as bad a shape as black neighborhoods have the same amount of crime.
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I think that is partially right. But to end poverty is a long process.
You have to educate and have jobs and if you create fake jobs it costs money.
And the money from the jobs has to better than public assistance and food stamps.
And there is also a culture of violence that the black community allows. Rap videos constantly
bragging about guns and drug dealing.
this is the most popular rap song in the country right now
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Rockstar
DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch
Brand new Lamborghini, fu*k a cop car
With the pistol on my hip like I'm a cop.....
Goin' for buckets, I bought a chopper
I got a big drum, it hold a hundred, ain't goin' for nothin'
I'm ready to air it out on all these ni**as,
My daughter a G, she saw me kill a ni**a in front of her before the age of two
And I'll kill another ni**a too
Have you ever met a real ni**a rockstar?
This ain't no guitar, bi**ch, this a Glock
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So many white people are like, "why should we support these people, look at their culture, what they allow their youth to listen to, about killing each other. They don't respect themselves. Why should we fund anti-poverty programs and cross our fingers that this violent culture will change, a lot of them already tell us they don't want to work at McDonalds or start at a low level job, they want that Brand new Lamborghini, instant gratification "
And these rappers have the Brand new Lamborghini
but they are telling lies in this song. They are pretending they got the brand new Lamborghini by
shooting n**as
You can point to the record companies and try to put all the blame on them but it takes participation from the artist and it takes a whole black community to let this be the most popular songs.
It's not only music. The music is representing a violent culture and a criminal economy.
I think it's part of the problem as are gangs
I don't think poverty is the only problem. It's part of it.
A lot of these shootings are about personal beefs and often not even directly related to getting money
and there is a cultural element that is not PC to talk about