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Posted by JayMan on Mon Apr 25 04:14:56 2011, in response to Re: The Exception That Proves The Rule (was: Another GOPer with hateful ideas), posted by LuchAAA on Mon Apr 25 04:02:11 2011. For you to say that suburban blacks shun the ghetto and hip-hop culture exposes you for the out-of-touch liberal that you are.I meant relatively speaking. Obviously as a black person I have a lot of black relatives...(who would have guessed...that's not even to mention that I grew up in the South Bronx...), and for the most part they don't embrace the thug lifestyle (that's different from saying they don't like rap music). Middle class (and the tiny handful of upper class) blacks are a lot less thuggish than South Bronx blacks, on average. Their kids, who regress towards the black mean, tend to be more into the thug life. My point is that blacks of all backgrounds embrace the "ghetto hip-hop thug" mentality. Whether they're from Queensbridge Houses or a one-family tree-lined street on Long Island or even rural Pennsylvania(Poconos or Lehigh Valley) there seems to be a trend, almost a movement, to embrace the "ghetto" culture. Yes, and here we are more in agreement. I am saying that blacks embrace "gansta" culture because blacks particularly like hip-hop culture. The lower IQ and less accomplished the black person, the typically more they act the thug life. You're picking a bone where there is none! :p |
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