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The end of the video is the part that resonated with me:
"... Because growing up Black, guns weren't a right, guns weren't freedom, guns were criminal..."
"... The reason some Black people don't know about guns isn't because we can't, it's because we were never supposed to."
And in my opinion this is not only true (i.e Alabama passed a law in 1866 prohibiting freed Black folks from owning a gun or even possessing one), but its why there's so much opposition to them from many of the posters here.
Man, my YT page is all messed up. I'm about to get a knock on the door with all this gun content out of nowhere mixed with the slightly anti-american political content. lol
That Colion dude has been popping up on my page a lot lately. I like his content. He recently made a video about PCCs that's basically what I been saying for a few years.
I can't really agree with this though. Black people got guns everywhere. Yeah, the government tried to keep guns away from us, but they cared less about doing that when we started turning the guns on each other. That's why you get opposition from so many people in our community, because many of us have seen the bad side to gun ownership.
yeah, but that's all we see, which is what Colion mentioned. When it's white, he's protecting his family, when it's Black he's committing a crime and that's the narrative being pushed.
I believe that, but our community is largely to blame for that. Even among our own people, the image of the gun toting thug/criminal/gangsta is pushed more than responsible hobbyist or the protector.
Is it that we're to blame, or is it because that's all we see because it's all we're fed and we believe nothing more and act accordingly, thus perpetuating that programming for the media to show?
I'm not going to give us that out. Yes, external forces push that narrative, but so do we. At the end of the day, they only have the ammunition we give them.
I look at it in a similar way to how the propaganda machine worked against weed: Weed smokers were never the bloodthirsty murderers as they were portrayed as in the 30's, nor were the Mexican soldiers savages because they smoked weed; that shit was completely made up and pushed into the mainstream. Black folks way back weren't the gun toting criminals they were portrayed as, but that image of us has been in the media for decades and I believe it was planted there not because that's what we were doing as a whole, but to vilify us the same way they lied about weed.
Don't get me wrong, there were a few committing crime, but was and always has been a tiny fraction of Black folks no different than any other group in this country.
It's for that state. I don't think it's something that will happen on a Federal level. Not impossible, but unlikely in my estimation.
If one state does it, others may get the bright idea to follow is what I'm guessing is Colion's point.
get u some slugs for ammo bruh@konceptjones
My joint came in today, and I found out there is a shotgun/rifle range about 30 mins away where they only charge a $20 fee and you can shoot as much as you want.
lol I don't know when I'll be going though. I'm too broke for ammo now.
get u some slugs for ammo bruh
don't let them gas u with the birdshot/buckshot ammo
that "shot" ammo be having mofos thinking that their marksmanship is better than what it really is![]()