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Originally Posted by boxcar
Hey, Hanover, try to stay focused. There's a difference between the media and YouTube. And most of the hits will take you to YouTube. And most of the people on there are blacks. Not 100%. Not 99%. Not even 95%. But most are blacks. As the linked article even said, this stuff is very popular among black rappers -- who are heroes to so many black people.
In fact, I even watched a YouTube vid earlier today of 3 black people educating the world on how to make "lean". This was their stellar contribution to society. Okay? How to prepare "lean" and get off on it!
Secondly, do you deny there is a black culture in America? In fact, do you even believe there are any such things as sub-cultures in America?
Boxcar
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Since the examination of the child only indicated marijuana usage, your points, however racist they may be, are moot concerning this black culture drug. What was the percentage of blacks looking on Youtube again? Most? And you know this how? Please stay focused yourself, and stop the segue into subculture here....this is a murder trial. If anything, this lesson in sub culture and stereotyping only bolsters the prosecutions theory that the killing was racially motivated, as many are already claiming. Talk about focus.......keep it simple Box.....is he guilty of killing the kid? yes or no?....could it have been avoided? yes or no? The verdict lies in how 12 folks will answer these questions. Not in your take on Youtube and subculture. (Oh, and the black drugs.....)
