Youfs carjack 87 year old in Detoilet!!!
Looks like Bi-Archie didn't work his magic in this case.... an sheeet!!!
Looks like Bi-Archie didn't work his magic in this case.... an sheeet!!!
Detroit its of pits of the world
poor lady...i hope they find the white guys that would do this!
Bunch of filthy ***
Last edited by Rod_M; 08-12-12 at 05:36 PM.
I'm not homosexual or nothing.. but Canuck... I love you!!!
news broad has great fukkin
Most blacks support this
The snitches get stitches culture exists because blacks know that crime is a part of the black culture and they think that they have to commit crimes to make it
No respect for anyboy...jus turrible
Most people think that this kind of behavior has always been the norm. This is not true. Communities have digressed horribly. Some of the older, Black leaders hit issues right on the nose. They preached self-accountability, autonomy, community, and addressed issues head-on, instead of constantly being on the defense. Langston Hughes' article on Harlem is exactly what I mean. Today's black youth wouldn't even know who Hughes is...50 cent yes....Hughes no.
WUH-WRONG
sorry, sir, but you're buying the liberal training. they have ALWAYS been this way. before Hughes times for centuries and thousands upon thousands of years
way back when the nation builders were smart.... they knew that they had to contain society or society would run amuck... well, well, well....... what do you know. you get away from that... and what kind of world we got on our streets right now?
common sense, bro
Saloon this bullshit thread.
Baskets, leaders of yesterday addressed issues head-on. There are thousands of primary sources proving my point. When is the last time you heard a leader--meaning one accepted by the black community, speak critically of the need to search inward in order to improve? I can't THINK of any. Certainly not the President, Jackson, and other unanimous leaders. Certainly not today's black entertainers, whereas Hughes, a celebrated and hip entertainer at the time, was also a leader. If you think that many of the black communities of today are the same as they were post World War II, you are kidding yourself.