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August 11, 2011 at 4:48 PM #719183August 11, 2011 at 4:51 PM #717987
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Participant[quote=walterwhite]I was talking about a local riot w my kids and the prospect of looting at the mall. We all agreed there was basically nothing we wanted there, even for free.[/quote]
You raised your kids well, scaredy 🙂
August 11, 2011 at 4:51 PM #718077Participant[quote=walterwhite]I was talking about a local riot w my kids and the prospect of looting at the mall. We all agreed there was basically nothing we wanted there, even for free.[/quote]
You raised your kids well, scaredy 🙂
August 11, 2011 at 4:51 PM #718673Participant[quote=walterwhite]I was talking about a local riot w my kids and the prospect of looting at the mall. We all agreed there was basically nothing we wanted there, even for free.[/quote]
You raised your kids well, scaredy 🙂
August 11, 2011 at 4:51 PM #718828Participant[quote=walterwhite]I was talking about a local riot w my kids and the prospect of looting at the mall. We all agreed there was basically nothing we wanted there, even for free.[/quote]
You raised your kids well, scaredy 🙂
August 11, 2011 at 4:51 PM #719188Participant[quote=walterwhite]I was talking about a local riot w my kids and the prospect of looting at the mall. We all agreed there was basically nothing we wanted there, even for free.[/quote]
You raised your kids well, scaredy 🙂
August 11, 2011 at 5:40 PM #718002Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=pri_dk]Allan,
I don’t think you were dead wrong – the welfare state has a little bit to do with it. Even the rich kids that are doing it for a thrill are influenced by the arguments for the welfare state. I think they even empathise with it in a strange way. Like the fact that that the biggest consumers of rap music are middle-class white boys – they want to be relate to something cool. Aspiring to be like your middle-class parents just isn’t that exciting, and so they romanticise the “street life.”
But now here I go reading deeper meaning into things…[/quote]
Pri: Well… If one wanted to be truly “Classist”, one might make the argument that the “feral” inner-city kids had better street sense, instincts and were in better physical shape than their middle- and upper-middle class peers and were thus able to outrun the police and thus not wind up in the dock facing the magistrate.
One might.
August 11, 2011 at 5:40 PM #718092Participant[quote=pri_dk]Allan,
I don’t think you were dead wrong – the welfare state has a little bit to do with it. Even the rich kids that are doing it for a thrill are influenced by the arguments for the welfare state. I think they even empathise with it in a strange way. Like the fact that that the biggest consumers of rap music are middle-class white boys – they want to be relate to something cool. Aspiring to be like your middle-class parents just isn’t that exciting, and so they romanticise the “street life.”
But now here I go reading deeper meaning into things…[/quote]
Pri: Well… If one wanted to be truly “Classist”, one might make the argument that the “feral” inner-city kids had better street sense, instincts and were in better physical shape than their middle- and upper-middle class peers and were thus able to outrun the police and thus not wind up in the dock facing the magistrate.
One might.
August 11, 2011 at 5:40 PM #718688Participant[quote=pri_dk]Allan,
I don’t think you were dead wrong – the welfare state has a little bit to do with it. Even the rich kids that are doing it for a thrill are influenced by the arguments for the welfare state. I think they even empathise with it in a strange way. Like the fact that that the biggest consumers of rap music are middle-class white boys – they want to be relate to something cool. Aspiring to be like your middle-class parents just isn’t that exciting, and so they romanticise the “street life.”
But now here I go reading deeper meaning into things…[/quote]
Pri: Well… If one wanted to be truly “Classist”, one might make the argument that the “feral” inner-city kids had better street sense, instincts and were in better physical shape than their middle- and upper-middle class peers and were thus able to outrun the police and thus not wind up in the dock facing the magistrate.
One might.
August 11, 2011 at 5:40 PM #718843Participant[quote=pri_dk]Allan,
I don’t think you were dead wrong – the welfare state has a little bit to do with it. Even the rich kids that are doing it for a thrill are influenced by the arguments for the welfare state. I think they even empathise with it in a strange way. Like the fact that that the biggest consumers of rap music are middle-class white boys – they want to be relate to something cool. Aspiring to be like your middle-class parents just isn’t that exciting, and so they romanticise the “street life.”
But now here I go reading deeper meaning into things…[/quote]
Pri: Well… If one wanted to be truly “Classist”, one might make the argument that the “feral” inner-city kids had better street sense, instincts and were in better physical shape than their middle- and upper-middle class peers and were thus able to outrun the police and thus not wind up in the dock facing the magistrate.
One might.
August 11, 2011 at 5:40 PM #719203Participant[quote=pri_dk]Allan,
I don’t think you were dead wrong – the welfare state has a little bit to do with it. Even the rich kids that are doing it for a thrill are influenced by the arguments for the welfare state. I think they even empathise with it in a strange way. Like the fact that that the biggest consumers of rap music are middle-class white boys – they want to be relate to something cool. Aspiring to be like your middle-class parents just isn’t that exciting, and so they romanticise the “street life.”
But now here I go reading deeper meaning into things…[/quote]
Pri: Well… If one wanted to be truly “Classist”, one might make the argument that the “feral” inner-city kids had better street sense, instincts and were in better physical shape than their middle- and upper-middle class peers and were thus able to outrun the police and thus not wind up in the dock facing the magistrate.
One might.
August 11, 2011 at 5:42 PM #718007Arraya
ParticipantActually, I think the “ghetto culture” infiltrating middle class white kids via rap music thus causing an orgiastic consumer products feeding frenzy is a thesis you could probably sell to the coulter crowd. Well, done PR
August 11, 2011 at 5:42 PM #718097ParticipantActually, I think the “ghetto culture” infiltrating middle class white kids via rap music thus causing an orgiastic consumer products feeding frenzy is a thesis you could probably sell to the coulter crowd. Well, done PR
August 11, 2011 at 5:42 PM #718693ParticipantActually, I think the “ghetto culture” infiltrating middle class white kids via rap music thus causing an orgiastic consumer products feeding frenzy is a thesis you could probably sell to the coulter crowd. Well, done PR
August 11, 2011 at 5:42 PM #718847ParticipantActually, I think the “ghetto culture” infiltrating middle class white kids via rap music thus causing an orgiastic consumer products feeding frenzy is a thesis you could probably sell to the coulter crowd. Well, done PR
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