Chicago's Gangs Ruining Chicago: Flush Them Down the Toilet
I spent a lot of time on the L, and walking far from the Loop. That's where the roaches live. Incestuous slime, the Black Gangster Disciples, the Vice Lords, the Latin Kings. Then the Crips, the Jamaicans, and other fecal matter.
Scum.
The thug mentality has reached into the crotches of many young men's minds. A combination of insecurity, poverty-mindset and broken families have confused them what it means to be a man.
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If you are a Chicagoan, turn these pansies in. They are infecting schools, churches, and the streets.
Scum.
The thug mentality has reached into the crotches of many young men's minds. A combination of insecurity, poverty-mindset and broken families have confused them what it means to be a man.
The News
Dad of slain teen: Chicago violence 'out of control'Fifteen people killed in Chicago over last two weeks. What more do you need to know?
If you are a Chicagoan, turn these pansies in. They are infecting schools, churches, and the streets.
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Gangsters are in fact terrorists, and also akin to the Mafia.
One major problem involves parents ignoring their kids. They let Junior get caught up in this, then blame the system. The system is messed up, but parents still have a job to do.
What the legal solution is, I don't know, but I think it starts with parents, and it starts with neighbors actually following up on these silly "Take back the night" candlelight vigils. Go ahead, light a candle, but start narcing on the chumps out there thugging around. Turn them in.
Once the kid is 18, and is still pulling the gang crap, it is not the family which failed him, but himself.
As for what the police should do? I don't know. Reverting to the thug mentality, as Chicago cops are famous for recently, is not it, but a warm hug isn't enough either.
I've visited a lot of jails and a lot of inmates and saw that the cycle stays a broken wheel until one inmate decides, "I'll raise my boy right, I'll get right with his mom, and I'll see to it he goes to college."