Some angels are here only for a season, and what they leave behind still has existence an impact on our grand design in the entire landscape of all that enter Tamir’s tragedy in their hearts.
People of all races, religions and backgrounds are opening up their hearts for your beautiful son.
Your son was the world’s blessing.
You will make it through and this is hugs and love from ***messymandella***
Thanks to the injustice of Ferguson, now we at least have two more recent unexplained, and unprovoked deaths where the media painted the picture of the victims in the casket as the monsters. It’s ridiculous…
Apparently this little boy still enjoyed playing with his toys. At least in Heaven, he can run free and play without any bullets…
“The police shooting death of a 12-year-old boy with a toy gun in Cleveland has sparked an investigation — and questions over why officers opened fire instead of using a stun gun. Two officers have been placed on administrative leave pending a probe into Saturday’s shooting of Tamir Rice.
Police said officers responded to a report of a person waving a gun around at a playground and that Tamir was shot after he allegedly refused to put his hands up and reached in his waistband for what appeared to be a handgun.”
Well, of course we know Tamir was 12 Years old, so they may convince the world he deserved to be shot to death, because we may find video footage of him pushing a child down the street. Anyone blaming a victim is manipulating and using deflection from morality and truth to further their hidden agenda.
When Mike Brown died you know the bullets were less important than the store footage.
The media may decide that Tamir was cursing and disrespectful and running around the neighborhood throwing rocks at the neighbors so he deserved to die.
There is no reason he was shot dead at 12 years old for no damn reason.
The media used the same defamation and observations to create the monster called Mike Brown. Of course the bias opposition degraded and destroyed Trayvon’s character too.
The media attempted to convinced us that both boys deserved to be shot like animals because they were thugs and listened to rap music.
The talking heads on Fox News took one instance and one moment in Mike Brown’s life, and let that video footage dictate his legacy. Some citizens decide every moment of Mike’s stolen life by the video footage.
Sadly some citizens believed Mike’s life didn’t matter. Some people believed an unarmed man deserved to be shot.
Tamir’s life mattered and we must fight against the ignorant and judgemental citizens that believe their lives never mattered.
You understand that citizens in Chiraq are in desperation for a soul-searching purpose and national support in the killing fields caused by the youth. The adults are prisoners of their own homes and the roles are reversed in a desolate life of deference. Conformity is the easiest manipulator of this violence and drilling movement. Again, Chicago, is not an isolated city, that should be blamed for all the deaths of upcoming rappers. We know “men lie, women lie, but numbers don’t lie.” Hopefully, watching their music at your leisure, and looking into your hearts could spare the life of one, little boy or girl.
Hip Hop has not always had a history of gang violence, but as a culture we are loosing so many young men in regards to statements made in a studio. Sadly, before these hip hop hopefuls seldom make history, but they always make an obituary. We also are surprisingly under the impression that the war in this sate will just go away, if we focus on other issues.
NO,
We are loosing numerous young men and women in babies, and they will never get media attention because a white man didn’t pull the trigger!
The deaths in Chiraq are in tune with any other war and genocide. What about the innocent people who lose their babies to stray bullets? Rent a gymnasium, bring all your guns and bullets there and settle your beefs there. Stop ending lives of people who are actually want to uplift their people and not destroy them. Some parents are unable there for their children. Some parents are in factories and restaurants 9-5 and dedicated to working extra hours to build a promising life. Why should their children feel obligated to choose a gang just to survive?
Gangs and their Tyshawn Lee, and that baby has pictures in his little school uniform and book bag. If you could still pick up a gun in Chiraq after that baby’s life, you are inhumane and have numbed yourself of human decency. Yes, you need those guns to survive, but this is a mental war.
You are surviving in the cesspool that you created, and the elders around you have no doubt demonstrated.
I look around where I am living, but know that the same gang violence is 15 miles away and purposely avoid those areas.
Why should I have to avoid places with people who have the same ethical background and color of skin of me? If you are not a violent person, you are afraid that you will encounter violence in certain clubs, bars and neighborhoods.
What if you only have that place in Chiraq? Parents have a extremely difficult time watching their children or even planning for the future.
Activist are murdered for trying to helping their community. It is easier to stand back and observe the destruction of the culture, but harder to speak up.
I love my people of all races, but some wealthy and terrified individuals will assume that all black women only want baby daddy’s but will raise families from the government but still keep getting pregnant by the same dead beat. I didn’t grow up like that, I watched my friends being raised by their aunts and grandmother’s because some parents could not provide.
ALL OF US ARE NOT LIKE THAT!
ALL OF US ARE NOT CARRYING A GUN EVERY WEEKEND JUST IN CASE…
Those damn stereotypes, will always follow people of color if we increase that image in society. The violence increases and the stereotypes gain a larger audience, and segregates demographics, due to false impressions and the actions of a few.
I pray and cry for our youth to understand that songs don’t have to be examples on how to live. I listen to a song, and don’t live the songs, but I love hip hop.
The youth understand that conscious rappers do not garner airplay. The gang culture has swept into hip hop, but it was never supposed to be intertwined. We had songs that dealt with the betterment of our children. We have forgotten, that hip hop in the 1980’s and 1990’s embraced love. NWA came along and a few others and we assumed the worse we treated our people, the better the rapper and bigger the sales.
Now, what do we have? Our views and misrepresentations of our people are integral in this list.
In Chiraq, We have a list of rappers in one area, that never even made it to the radio or the age of legal consent. Watching something so beautiful turn into something used to end lives, I wonder do these rappers even appreciate hip hop?
Do they understand, dropping bodies will not make you “real” but it will make you “real dead?”
The list of 2015 dead Chiraquians will most definitely be just as saddening. Most people have never heard of these people. If you visit YouTube to watch their videos, you will be sickened by their talent and promise that never had a chance to flourish.
Why kill each other below that is not the only way to get money in the industry? That doesn’t make you a rapper. Adele, Oprah and Beyoncé aren’t killing people to garner fans or become millionaires, there are other ways to become successful. Killing makes you a self-hating person.
You will not find more than 20 recent videos in mainstream that don’t brag about gang affiliation. We are still mentally enslaved and it is easier to ignore the truth. I can separate the truth and not fall in the trap, but the people in this video (above) never had a chance to separate the gimmick from the art form.
Lil Jojo wanted to be a gangster, and prove he was real.
If this is real, I will glorify fake to the day I die.
I wonder what LA Capone thinks about Brick Squad now?
Was it revenge and retaliation that also caused his best friend, Jay Loud’s death?
He was a child, confused of what makes you a rapper.
Look at his movements, look at the fear in his eyes and his demeanor.
He did not want to kill anyone. Lil Jay is determined to rep his gang but Chicago is on the map, for death, that never was supposed to be part of this shit. It was from stories to warn the youth,but we glamorize it.
A 16 Year old High School Student, Keno Glass, who is also the cousin of another slain rapper ‘Lil JoJo’ was shot in the head during a drive by and killed.
I can not write these stories that fast, because they keep killing each other.
I promise that I will write something later, but they refuse to stop killing each other….
I know Easter Weekend 45 people were shot in Chicago. I am still working on Rapper “RondoNumbaNine” and his tale of alleged murder…
They all have the same color of skin, I can’t explain how stupid it is, but the more we glorify the faster they die!
“Two Floridapolice officers are accused of forcing an 11-year-old girl to the ground at gunpoint after responding to a burglary call at her home. The child was watching television in bed when the officers let themselves into her family’s Groveland home with their weapons drawn after the burglary alarm was accidentally activated, reported WFTV-TV. She said one of the officers pushed her to the ground and held here there with his knee while the other officer pointed his gun at her.” * Cenk Uygur (http://www.twitter.com/cenkuygur) and Ana Kasparian (http://www.twitter.com/AnaKasparian) discuss.
Delores Bailey, spoke about loving your babies at the funeral of her son,the late, Demario Bailey.
Friends, classmates, teachers and family members came to New Covenant Missionary Baptist Church and Worship Center along east 77th Street in Chicago.
Family reunited to say goodbye Saturday morning to Demario Bailey, a 15-year-old boy shot and killed last Saturday afternoon over his winter coat.
We have to march when we kill each other, too. March for life, no matter what color the trigger man is…
People of all races, religions and backgrounds are opening up their hearts for love and dishonesty and the materialism that We have exposed ourselves too.
I am a fashion fanatic in regards to clothes, jewelry like the majority of my readers,but what have I perpetuated? I feel sickened that somehow we as a nation have subconsciously demonstrated to the youth that a winter coat is more important that a beating heart and a life of affluence.
We all have some indication of truth, even when we choose to only focus on the negative. We have to remember that everyone has a day to leave the physical world. We also recgonize that in these times, sometimes love and anguish can reach anyone in the universe and the hearts of strangers. I want the family of Tamir to know that those twelve years that Tamir’s family were not enough for us. We also remind the world of the love from strangers and supporters that are going to fight for your son and others who were murdered without any forethought. Why would I say “You been blessed?”
Some angels are here only for a season, and what they leave behind still has input and design in the entire landscape of all that enter Tamir’s tragedy in their hearts. I want you to know that you have been blessed to have so many people that cry for your son and love him. People of all races, religions and backgrounds are opening up their hearts for your beautiful son. You have been blessed because now he can watch over you, and can witness how important he was to the entire world. Your son was the world’s blessing.
You will make it through and this is hugs and love from ***messymandella***
“The police shooting death of a 12-year-old boy with a toy gun in Cleveland has sparked an investigation — and questions over why officers opened fire instead of using a stun gun. Two officers have been placed on administrative leave pending a probe into Saturday’s shooting of Tamir Rice. Police said officers responded to a report of a person waving a gun around at a playground and that Tamir was shot after he allegedly refused to put his hands up and reached in his waistband for what appeared to be a handgun.”*
Thanks to the injustice of Ferguson, now we at least have two more recent unexplained, and unprovoked deaths that where the media painted the picture of the victims in the casket as the monsters ! They sympathized with the police that murdered them like animals, and treated their killers as martyrs.
Dealing with the current unrest in Ferguson we understand the duplicated and pointless observations and true intent will be totally ignored by buffoons in one room, that have already decided the victim deserved it.
Well, of course we know Tamir was 12 Years old so they may convince the world he deserved to be shot to death because he pushed a child down the street.
When Mike Brown died you know the bullets were less important than the store footage.
The media may decide that Tamir was cursing and disrespectful and running around the neighborhood throwing rocks at the neighbors so he deserved to be shot dead at 12 years old, for no damn reason.
How about Tamir threw up a peace sign or any hand sign in a photo, meaning he had to be in a gang and deserved to die?
Those ideas appear to be foolish and almost comical, if it wasn’t so tragic, but as of late this idiotic thinking is making people not sympathize with the victim, because of a few minutes of video footage.
The media used the same defamation and observations to create the monster called Mike Brown, and of course Trayvon and convinced us that both boys deserved to be shot like animals because they were thugs and listened to rap music. The talking heads took one instance and one moment in Mike Brown’s life, and let that video footage dictate his legacy and decide every moment of his stolen life, was deserved by the ignorant and judgemental.
The media protected the police before and after the killings of Trayvon and Mike Brown, they were rewarded for killing unjustly, and we would be fools to assume it will not happen again.
In the end, it is a sobering look at the picture of gang violence.
Even though the crime rate has decreased, and a great deal of progress has been made in terms of education, and providing opportunities for would-be gang members, there are still problems to be improved upon. Guns are the enemy of urban youth;unfortunately the guns are getting in the hands of even younger underprivileged urban youth. Most of these kids are from single parents,and they do not have a father that plays in active part in their upbringing.
Who lied to them about loyalty?
How many babies, teens have to enter eternal sleep, before we say no to gang violence? When will it end? Thank God the
The streets of Chicago, are still a gang nightmare for all the residents, that just want peace. This baby will now enter the dirt, and so did “Yummy.”
They are laying in a casket, and resting before they are 21 years of age, but then again in Chiraq and Detroit if you live to be over the age of 21, you are considered lucky. I will keep reporting these stories, because the news can’t keep up with the genocide and these little lives have purpose even if this war is destroying our culture …
Look at their faces,listen to their horror, but appreciate their stories.
These could have been fatalities, but they lived and that doesn’t happen usually when illegal guns are pulled out to compensate for manhood.
In this world, it is time to realize how stupid and random death happens over money, fame and power.
Watch how innocent children playing tell the story, of the first time they were shot.
Innocent members of our community can lose their lives,over a beef with someone who they will never met and a bullet still can ruin families lives and goals.
The stress of gun violence causes mental and social instability in our urban neighborhoods. We are all trying to survive, and we need pictures, stories, and testimonials to reach the lost ones in our generation.
We are the last ones left, and our history and legacy can not be as embarrassing as this mess here…
Let me start by saying, I never had the chance to meet Lil Snupe, Lil Phat, or Lil JoJo or speak to either one of these teenagers while they were alive. As a nerd, and Artistic Being, I feel pain for some desolate souls. I also know someone has to tell their story. Lil Jojo Lil Phat Lil Snupe died too soon, and they closed their eyes because of nonsense. The last thing they heard were bullets in their young bodies. All three knew they weren’t college bound. Music was their life, but we all know that when you are doing your damndest to make your dreams come true, someone wants to shoot you down. In all three cases young men wanted to live life and provide for their families.These men knew they would never enter Yale or Harvard. These young men did not expect to send their resumes to Fortune 500 Companies.
Three Young Kings Who Got Their Heads…
See their tiny hearts, and limited resources transformed them into an image they felt chose them. They wanted to live be , but merged in that wrong lane, by imitating the older men around them. Without too many other observations and social development skills, where they doomed from the start? No, because Meek Mill made it out, and he is no angel, but he has provided for his family and given money to charities. It is possible to live the life and not end up in a casket, or in “The Belly Of The Beast.” Watch these young men’s as their ambitions and drive push them to the limelight. Watch them in their proud moments being able to provide for their loved ones.Watch as they feel that self accomplishment.
Watch their cockiness, and talent being poisoned by jealousy, and the “Crabs- In- A Barrel” Syndrome.
Then look around you and wonder how many Lil JoJo’s will be in buried in their favorite diamond studs and fitted hats. I want you to think about Lil Phat’s Baby Mama having to raise another child without a father, and what can those expensive clothes do for him now? Remember Lil Snoop when he had that proud look on his face when Meek Mill gave him that chance to leave the streets. How many have to leave us, before we leave the beef on wax. The Reason I love URLTV and other Battle Rap Arenas, is because that day we are hearing gun talk and bravado, but during that moment when we are all watching nobody is loosing their lives. Hip-Hop has kept them from being on that block.. Battle Rap creates an environment to keep men and women all different races and ages power-driven and determined to make history.They tell the heartbreaking stories, people in Utah might never ever envision. Everyone has a story. just by describing the heart ache and tragedies in urban cities, made Donald Goines a critically acclaimed writer. I have every book, I suggest you read those books too.
Take the time to hear about these young men and their 15 minutes of Fame…
The welfare of your people has to mean something to you, evaluate your life if it means nothing to you.
***messymandella*** 