I said it before but I never met a non-racist teacher. Even the black teachers hated the black kids.

Why are you working for your money then like a sucker?

There’s a difference between being justified and worth the risk.

And in honest terms it’s impossible to steal from 7/11 because there is no rightful owner. It’s morally the same as picking wild berries. The only theft involved comes from the government and the entrepreneur stealing from the rest of humanity what rightfully belongs to everyone.

y tf do u care?

drop his @ i wanna see you in a public freakout tiktok compilation

imo it's true that living in the hood will make the average white person racist. It's cause you are a target and the majority of criminals targeting you there are black. But if you stick around long enough and try to be objective about it, you should get past that and it will start to sink in that most people you see are black and most of them are harmless.

A story sticks out in my mind when I was coming home from buying some booze and cheap snacks from a store and some black kid, in his teens, asked to borrow my phone to call for a ride. I knew from experience it's a risky thing to do but I felt it would be racist to say no and I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Anyway the little c*nt ran off with my phone and I chased him a couple blocks before running outta breath and then turned back and returned to where I left my bags of snacks and ****.

On the way back, I was stopped by a group of black kids who asked me what happened. When I told them, they simply advised me to "never give your phone to nobody around here." I agreed that was probably good advice.

That sucks dude.

Humans are flawed pattern recognition machines.

The guy that tried to rob me at gun point was called by somebody using my phone. Always let people use the phone. Makes for character building storylines.

Tried to? Please elaborate.

I've been stuck up but always by some random person on the street. Definitely just gave them my **** and kept it moving.

We all hate what we see of ourselves in others