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Playa! If you heated up like that and living in a fortress to boot, why in the fuck did you need to write a paragraph about struggling to keep your family safe and pushing wigs back!?! Man, I'll bet all of ya'll sleep like baby angels every night with all the doors open, big screen blasting in surround sound, cars with the windows down and the keys in the ignition! That's pretty much how I remember the neighborhood growing up on Fort Bragg. Man, you just wanted a reason to talk about how to blow a nigga away! You ain't got no security issues!![]()
Bc it is a struggle to keep your family safe...everyday. we got the physical security covered. thats the easy part. these evil bastards dont even have to come into your home, physically, they coming in over the internet
and gaming systems now. Caught my 16 yr old niece talking to a 35 yr old man on FB then on the phone at 11pm at night. did a backwards discovery on his ass in jaimaca and on his phone number. i told him that he had no business talking to a a girl, stated his full government name, location, town, age, and told him i would turn him into law enforcement if he ever contacted her using any means again.
WE as black people all need o live in neighborhoods like this. we can create them, mold them and protect them without need for a outside force if we have enough men willing to step up. every home is a building block in my neighborhood. we assess each other and help each other out when needed. ...even moving stuff. but we all appreciate each other too. when i borrow my neighbor's lawn mower, i make sure to clean it, oil it, sharpen the blade, and gas it up when i bring it back. when he borrows my truck, he does the same. not that its an everyday thing but we respect each other and make sure the neighbor hood shows that. I do trash patrol when i am out walking to pick up after the idiot kids that throw trash out the car. then one day o saw my neighbor doing the same thing. its a lead by example and give a damn attitude about where you live.
I love my people and try to show love to my people bc we have victimized and brutalized for so long. I was 18 before i ever sw black people running shit and living in 3-4 story houses making 6 figure incomes in atlanta. i was blown away...but inspired. if they can do it, so can i. so i try to inspire others to build up their communities instead of tearing them down. sometimes that is stepping on toes and moving the old ideas and old obstacles out of the way so that new growth and opportunities can develop for our youth.