re: Welcome to the Murder Capital of America doc released about BR

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The People

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Initials TD is the lazy lying piece worthless shite I’m referring to in my post before this one, P10102

He has no business in law enforcement, NONE.

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It’s never gonna get better until we can have an honest conversation about the demographic that is the problem.

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Yep. Like my brother said recently, “We don’t have a gun violence problem, we have a violent young black men problem.”

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Hell, I'd vote for him as Mayor, or even Govenor.

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I think he’d get more done for the state as the AG. But I’d love to see him ride out as a DA and set the standard for voters

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People outside S La see it for what it is. S La is undesirable unless you grew up there

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South Louisiana culture is highly desirable and I say the best in the country. When I tell people I'm from South Louisiana the first things they bring up are the amazing food, daiquiri's, cajun/creole culture, mardi gras, Bourbon Street, French architecture, LSU tailgating, Southern's band, etc

However I later find out most of them know little to nothing about the quality of life in South Louisiana. No South Louisiana city is ranked as a top places to live on any list (Forbes, US News, etc). The main people from outside here that find this area most appealing to move here are destructive liberal hippies and artists who don't like law and order which adds to the problem

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I grew up in 70805, and it was bad in 1997. Have you seen North Baton Rouge? What planet are you living on? Anything north of Florida Blvd. is a tribal warzone.

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I grew up around that zip code too. That area has gone downhill ... I am just overwhelmed with how much of the city has gone the wrong way. They even closed the Howell Park Golf Course. In the 90s, the neighborhood near Redemptorist (forgot name) and the Victoria Gardens neighborhood were the best neighborhoods of that zip code but now they both are garbage too. As the older people who kept up with their property and families stayed out of trouble die out they are replaced with the wrong types of people

Not one political leader, church pastor, or community activist will address the culture of rap music-it is misogynistic, anti-police, and violent way of life:

Here is the #1 streamed rap song on Spotify:

I've been frickin' hoes and poppin' pillies
Man, I feel just like a rockstar (ayy, ayy)
All my brothers got that gas
And they always be smokin' like a Rasta (mm)
frickin' with me, call up on a Uzi
And show up, man, them the shottas
When my homies pull up on your block
They make that thing go grah-ta-ta-ta (ta, pow, pow, pow), ayy, ayy

I've been in the Hills frickin' superstars
Feelin' like a popstar (21, 21, 21)
Drankin' Henny, bad bitches jumpin' in the pool
And they ain't got on no bra (bra)
Hit her from the back, pullin' on her tracks
And now she screamin' out, "No más!" (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
They like, "Savage, why you got a 12 car garage
And you only got six cars?" (21)

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We tried to give you this between Flannery Rd and Sherwood Forest and it didn't make a dent, bro.

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One end of that stretch is worse off than the other (hint: it's the end with all the Section 8 housing).

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Iceland has roughly the same population as Baton Rouge. They average around 2-4 murders a year.

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Iceland also has an app that you use when you’re dating. You put your name and your dates name in to make sure you aren’t cousins.

Roll tide?

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The problem is, most of the people who can correct the problems are too chicken shite to identify the problem for exactly what it is. Even when they have undeniable statistics to back it up.

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The dependent class created by social programs that reward poor life choices and lack of personal responsibility - is vote buying nothing more and nothing less. That and the "we have too many people incarcerated" line.