And they wonder why people look at them?

Just another act of random violence or another example of what is so wrong with Western society? There are certain stereotypes that prevail, right or wrong, throughout society. One that personally affects me is that all young black males are inherently angry and prone to violence. I will concede that as a whole, the segment is a touch excitable and intense, but not everyone walks around with a Gat and a chip on their shoulder. The problem lies in that the majority of good does not make good news; the minority of bad makes great copy. It also helps to stir certain political pots so that they can justify their stance, pointing their finger and allowing them to say "See?"

There is a fine line between fact and fantasy. This movie, as all true story-based films, blur that line. That said, I will go back to my solid foundation and the belief that kids are not born into being violent, hateful and prejudice. Parents are the wonderful teachers and role models for which kids base themselves on. Don't look to blame the film or video games or any of the weak ass shit people try to use as a scape goat.

The people involved in this altercation may have watched the film, but they got into it in a bathroom. Which means it could have happened at the bowling alley, or the fish market, or the bus stop or the front yard. When people who live by the sword, clashes swords with rival people, it is bound to hit the fan.

Don't blame the film people. Look in the mirror and assess properly.

Peace.


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