Willy is very good with the Asian stuff.
The hottest Asian I've ever seen worked at the fayette mall customer service kiosk place around 2003 (which they no longer have for whatever reason) but she was a tall Asian with red pants and very Americanized style wise. Her hair was on point. She was tall. That's what I liked. Long legs.
KRS said some real shit regarding the current situation of the United States of America, which is not united at all, and will be our downfall unless we come together as one, unlikely, or groups quit competing/bickering and start their own nations.
This is something I've thought about since I heard about bitcoin, and something that I think will gain real traction in my lifetime. It's just so stupid the way things are now regarding rules, laws, and all kinds of bullshit that nobody can realistically enforce or lead. We need something new, but that won't come till all this fails, or people realize the outcome and come together for the sake of THE GD CHILDREN - which was his whole point. Our economic system is setup for competition, which means the olds and youngs are in competition for the paper, which means it ain't nice, which means someone has to lose, and it just leads to greed and envy, mostly. There's not a teacher and apprentice type relationship. People aren't as likely to lead or teach because they gotta look our for #1, understandably. It's a tangled web, but these are things I like to think about.
Basically, We The D need need our retirement home nation thingy. Our currency can be whatever.
KRS also had interesting things to say about police. He said back in the day the cops patrolled the hoods where they were from. You knew everybody. The cops went to school with the shooters and they knew what was what, and who was who, and there was a community respect because you didn't really want to shoot someone you knew (NORE objected, he'll shoot anybody). However, partly because cops knew everybody, and it was a community type of relationship, there were a ton of crooked cops. That's just how it worked. Just like the movies, he said. Ain't nobody was taking down the big guys, because the cops worked for the big guys. Everybody knew the criminals because they were all from the community. The DA would pick and choose who to go after.
Well all that changed. They shipped cops out of their neighborhoods and mixed it all up (in the name of equality loll). So then you had Walter patrolling the hood where Victor used to patrol, and he don't know what's what. He has no respect for the hood, doesn't know what's what, and the community doesn't trust him. Things start going south. New cop gets scared and kills somebody. Shit gets really bad.
Then he really went off in left field and started conspiracies - global police conspiracy. A theory suggests that leases of the world who wish to have a national police force believe that one way to accomplish this is to get nations to not trust their own police....
Whether you believe that or not, it boils down to the government/leaders grabbing more power, and the way to so that is to make the citizens distrust everybody but the government, who is the savior. That is absolutely very relevant right now. Take the conspiracy carp away, and just focus on the powers and responsibilities we continue to give to the government/leaders because we don't trust the citizens.
Welp, see ya later.
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