They shot one of my homies, lets go get some free stuff!
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So these neighborhoods are going downhill because of "black culture". But those black families in middle class and above situations, they don't have "black culture". So really the "black" part has little to do with it but the socioeconomic status does...
So these neighborhoods are going downhill because of "black culture". But those black families in middle class and above situations, they don't have "black culture". So really the "black" part has little to do with it but the socioeconomic status does...
Socioeconomic status does play a part, but it is in no way justification for unlawful actions or the reason they are stuck in the "ghetto". There is a way out. The only thing holding an individual back is themselves and the choices they make.
There is a mentality and trend growing that there is a certain level of entitlement with those at lower income levels. The protests against fast food(FF) chains and wanting $15.00 an hour for entry-level work is a perfect example. FF jobs, the majority, are entry-level, for the part-time high school or college kids. Over the last two decades, seniors have found comfortable employment to supplement social security. However, for the rest, they are expecting an employer to compensate for their inability, their lack of motivation, and the plethora of bad life choices that have led them to feel that FF employment is all that is out there. No FF chain should be forced to pay above a job grade just because the media wants to jump on the topic trying to create sympathy. Employers, regardless of the associate and their current level of income should not be forced to compensate for the poor choices that an associate makes.
This is the mentality that is being nurtured and cradled. It is wrong and is wrong of the media to try and gain social support.
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I pretty much agree with most of that
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add a political motive - like keeping the free shit flowing,
and you can truly blame Obama.
(read - liberal ideology)
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Didn't you know? You can already blame Obama for everything!
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
Obamao's racist big mouth, and worse, his and holder's actions, have encouraged
the BLACK subculture problems to be worse.
Most of it started with the dirtbag LBJ and his ideas to make
poor blacks depenent.
Bill Cosby talks about it. Dr. Ben Carson talks about it.
I can name more.
They talk about the serious problems that have arisen in the
subculture of black community, that has become dependent,
and lackluster, and willingly dependent on the gov.
Naturally, woodypeckerhead denies it. Sad.
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Didn't you know? You can already blame Obama for everything!
Children should hush.
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Didn't you know? You can already blame Obama for everything!
Children should hush.
Children should hush.
And you should have to retake your driving test every few years to keep your license
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Children should hush.
And you should have to retake your driving test every few years to keep your license
And you should have to retake your driving test every few years to keep your license
I'll bet your old man still whups your ass when you visit.
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So these neighborhoods are going downhill because of "black culture". But those black families in middle class and above situations, they don't have "black culture". So really the "black" part has little to do with it but the socioeconomic status does...
Socioeconomic status does play a part, but it is in no way justification for unlawful actions or the reason they are stuck in the "ghetto". There is a way out. The only thing holding an individual back is themselves and the choices they make.
There is a mentality and trend growing that there is a certain level of entitlement with those at lower income levels. The protests against fast food(FF) chains and wanting $15.00 an hour for entry-level work is a perfect example. FF jobs, the majority, are entry-level, for the part-time high school or college kids. Over the last two decades, seniors have found comfortable employment to supplement social security. However, for the rest, they are expecting an employer to compensate for their inability, their lack of motivation, and the plethora of bad life choices that have led them to feel that FF employment is all that is out there. No FF chain should be forced to pay above a job grade just because the media wants to jump on the topic trying to create sympathy. Employers, regardless of the associate and their current level of income should not be forced to compensate for the poor choices that an associate makes.
This is the mentality that is being nurtured and cradled. It is wrong and is wrong of the media to try and gain social support.
Socioeconomic status does play a part, but it is in no way justification for unlawful actions or the reason they are stuck in the "ghetto". There is a way out. The only thing holding an individual back is themselves and the choices they make.
There is a mentality and trend growing that there is a certain level of entitlement with those at lower income levels. The protests against fast food(FF) chains and wanting $15.00 an hour for entry-level work is a perfect example. FF jobs, the majority, are entry-level, for the part-time high school or college kids. Over the last two decades, seniors have found comfortable employment to supplement social security. However, for the rest, they are expecting an employer to compensate for their inability, their lack of motivation, and the plethora of bad life choices that have led them to feel that FF employment is all that is out there. No FF chain should be forced to pay above a job grade just because the media wants to jump on the topic trying to create sympathy. Employers, regardless of the associate and their current level of income should not be forced to compensate for the poor choices that an associate makes.
This is the mentality that is being nurtured and cradled. It is wrong and is wrong of the media to try and gain social support.
2 things I'd like to say about this:
1. This is why illegal immigration has not been addressed properly in this country. The native people of this country are not going to happily work for the little compensation received for this type of work. In the south, I would guesstimate that approximately 60-70% of these employees are in fact illegal. So our government turns a blind eye because they realize these companies would suffer from their deportation. The dems want their votes and the reps(and dems) want to capitalize on their profit potential. That is why there never will be a hard stance on immigration.
2. If we did deport illegals and left our own citizens to fill those positions, the wages would skyrocket. The market more than anything else would determine that. The market works both ways. If no one takes those jobs for less than $15.00 hr than McDonalds better open the wallet or close the doors. Thats business. What shouldn't happen though is the government stepping in to change minimum wage. I could truly care less about the struggle of corporations in this country, but rather the small businesses that promote competition would be the real victims.
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Socioeconomic status does play a part, but it is in no way justification for unlawful actions or the reason they are stuck in the "ghetto". There is a way out. The only thing holding an individual back is themselves and the choices they make.
There is a mentality and trend growing that there is a certain level of entitlement with those at lower income levels. The protests against fast food(FF) chains and wanting $15.00 an hour for entry-level work is a perfect example. FF jobs, the majority, are entry-level, for the part-time high school or college kids. Over the last two decades, seniors have found comfortable employment to supplement social security. However, for the rest, they are expecting an employer to compensate for their inability, their lack of motivation, and the plethora of bad life choices that have led them to feel that FF employment is all that is out there. No FF chain should be forced to pay above a job grade just because the media wants to jump on the topic trying to create sympathy. Employers, regardless of the associate and their current level of income should not be forced to compensate for the poor choices that an associate makes.
This is the mentality that is being nurtured and cradled. It is wrong and is wrong of the media to try and gain social support.
2 things I'd like to say about this:
1. This is why illegal immigration has not been addressed properly in this country. The native people of this country are not going to happily work for the little compensation received for this type of work. In the south, I would guesstimate that approximately 60-70% of these employees are in fact illegal. So our government turns a blind eye because they realize these companies would suffer from their deportation. The dems want their votes and the reps(and dems) want to capitalize on their profit potential. That is why there never will be a hard stance on immigration.
2. If we did deport illegals and left our own citizens to fill those positions, the wages would skyrocket. The market more than anything else would determine that. The market works both ways. If no one takes those jobs for less than $15.00 hr than McDonalds better open the wallet or close the doors. Thats business. What shouldn't happen though is the government stepping in to change minimum wage. I could truly care less about the struggle of corporations in this country, but rather the small businesses that promote competition would be the real victims.
2 things I'd like to say about this:
1. This is why illegal immigration has not been addressed properly in this country. The native people of this country are not going to happily work for the little compensation received for this type of work. In the south, I would guesstimate that approximately 60-70% of these employees are in fact illegal. So our government turns a blind eye because they realize these companies would suffer from their deportation. The dems want their votes and the reps(and dems) want to capitalize on their profit potential. That is why there never will be a hard stance on immigration.
2. If we did deport illegals and left our own citizens to fill those positions, the wages would skyrocket. The market more than anything else would determine that. The market works both ways. If no one takes those jobs for less than $15.00 hr than McDonalds better open the wallet or close the doors. Thats business. What shouldn't happen though is the government stepping in to change minimum wage. I could truly care less about the struggle of corporations in this country, but rather the small businesses that promote competition would be the real victims.
But there is always a market for McD's and FF jobs. They are part-time entry level jobs for high school and college kids. At least they were when I was in high school and college. Those jobs aren't meant to support a single mom with 4 kids and no daddy at home or a lazy ass daddy at home who doesn't do anything. Plus, if you give those workers 15.00 an hour, they will just blow the money on booze, dope, cigs, bigger cable package, whatever. Most people stuck in those jobs are there because they don't know how to handle life and make good decisions or learn from their bad decisions.
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I'm not really arguing that point. Just saying that no one is forcing the fast food industry to do anything. If the employees don't like it, they don't have to show up to work tomorrow, thats their right. If the companies don't want to pay higher wages, they don't have to. Just saying that no one is a victim in all this. The market will decide how this goes. No one is getting the screws here. If people feel like they are worth more, let them express that all they want. Again, the market will decide that.
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/president-obama-state-leaders-call-tone-ferguson/story?id=24980370
Amazing how police officers act when you stop burning buildings, stealing shit, and throwing rocks/molatov cocktails at them.
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/president-obama-state-leaders-call-tone-ferguson/story?id=24980370
Amazing how police officers act when you stop burning buildings, stealing shit, and throwing rocks/molatov cocktails at them.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/president-obama-state-leaders-call-tone-ferguson/story?id=24980370
Amazing how police officers act when you stop burning buildings, stealing shit, and throwing rocks/molatov cocktails at them.
nice.
as long as it's the black chief raining down tear gas and pointing M16s at you then there's no prob.
should have seen how the NYC took care of the protestors. very smart. too bad everyone one in MO is hopped up on OXYs and can't have a clear thought.
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Look like homey was involved in a Strong Arm Robbery and thats why police stopped him:
"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.β - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
The guy being shot is tragic and should not have happened. But the way the people are rioting, you would think he was shot while helping a little old lady cross the road.
Rather, just a few minutes earlier he was pushing a round a little indian guy and stealing from the guy's store. -
Well that video certainly changes the complextion of this story.
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Well that video certainly changes the complextion of this story.
Well that video certainly changes the complextion of this story.
It should, but it won't. The whole tragedy could have been avoided if the guy would have thought twice about being a dick and stealing stuff. Granted, being shot and killed is not the worthy punishment for the crime here but the entire tragedy would have been avoided if he would have pursued a skill trade or education, got a job, worked and earned his money. Then he could have went in and bought his smokes and would still be alive.
Rather, he walks in with his thug mentality, pushing around a tiny, what appears to be an Indian fellow, and bullies his way out of the store, only to have the cops called, and then a horrible mistake happens.
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So now they are saying that the Police officer didn't know that the kid was a suspect in the robbery and was stopped for walking down the street. How about honk the horn and ask them to move over. I'm not buying the report that the officer didn't know.
http://news.yahoo.com/turmoil-tear-gas-way-hope-ferguson-053336976.html
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So now they are saying that the Police officer didn't know that the kid was a suspect in the robbery and was stopped for walking down the street. How about honk the horn and ask them to move over. I'm not buying the report that the officer didn't know.
http://news.yahoo.com/turmoil-tear-gas-way-hope-ferguson-053336976.html
So now they are saying that the Police officer didn't know that the kid was a suspect in the robbery and was stopped for walking down the street. How about honk the horn and ask them to move over. I'm not buying the report that the officer didn't know.
http://news.yahoo.com/turmoil-tear-gas-way-hope-ferguson-053336976.html
You know what assume means right? It makes an ass out of u and me.
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