Everyone likes different documentary styles and presentation. For me personally, I loved this, especially the maps letting you know how close these gangs are to things we can relate to. For example how close to Orange County and Disney. This was very well done and shows the sad truth behind gangs.
That's mental bullshit. Back in tribes the male figures were always gone hunting, scavenging getting what the villages need for something three or four years but they left together and came back together. Y'all were brainwashed In THOSE white schools into thinking like them. Don't think they had wonderful childhoods because they didn't, they rarely grew up with male figures in their house who wasn't raping and molesting them. Black mothers from days to start took care of households by themselves. That's why white women always hired them in theirs or kidnapped and forced them into slavery to do it
That was more an excuse prior to the late 80s/early 90s. Since then, gang life has been glorified in the music and media which has led many of the youth down that path.
@@t.o.o.smooth5870 That is true, but that is a result of the generational nature of the issue. It is still a problem of absent fathers and single mothers, but much of that is how they get paid.
It depends whether you choose to weaponise it and “other” other people. Culture and a need for belonging are innate components of human nature and, actually quite positive. But only when shared as opposed to weaponised…
Tribalism helped human beings survive in prehistory but now we have right wing white Americans wanting another civil war because they've been lied to by Fox "News", Tucker Karlson and other white supremacists.
Listen social justice warrior you need to watch some of them videos where people go into trump rallies and see what's really going on but my you've been thoroughly feminized by massa joe biden and the democrats now if your a black man and you still voted for pedophile joe after he said if you don't he will revoke your black card you deserve everything you got
Ah yes the military, what a stupid thing. I'm sure you'd rather live in a Nazi controlled country. Hope you don't have any Jewish, Black, Latin or gypsy blood in ya.@@kevinmitchell6587
I joined the Army in 89. I'm mayo, my good friend was choco . I lost contact with him after AIT. But he was 10 years to my elder and one of the greatest dudes I ever met. To be asked where you're goin and where you've been,unfortunately has been a tactic for a long time
I come from a place that we’re all human beings . Naturally, a little banter between friends, but inspired by other humans , any nationality. Thank goodness for where I grew up
because your dad beat you doesnt justify you robbing banks or murdering people... i found this to be a very dishonest film. this film strokes the ego of people who view other people as rescue dogs that needed to be saved by their moral awesomeness so they can tell their friends how awesome they are.
Because your dick is small, doesn’t make you master of the damned *_universe_* either. But look at who’s orchestrating _(historically, directly or indirectly)_ the majority of violence around the world and tell me who’s got the bigger “ego problem.” The majority of the people in this film _became_ rescue dogs once they matured and figured out what the game actually was. Weren’t you _watching_ the same documentary, or did you just loose focus half way and base your comments on assumptions?
Wanna know what's WORSE than not having a father at home? Having one who beats on you, your mom, and little brother everyday. . . and THEN leaves you, and gives all the things we deserved from him to another family, and ignores you for the rest of you life, never once even apologizing. Where's everyone feeling sorry for me, for the mental disability I have because of that? My life was stolen from me - and I was just an innocent child, I didn't even commit a crime! Where's all the OUTRAGE for all of us, of every color, who were terribly abused as children? People like me, who didn't take out our pain on society, like the guy's in this video.
1:22:09 this is krazy my son told me the same thing, when he was the age of 4,i stop selling drugs when he was around, then two years later, i stopped all together thanks son 🙏🏽🤞🏽❤️
I grew up in LA in the 90s. it was a different world back then. Now The Mexican Cartels' run everything. They absorbed all Latino gangs and took out all the competition leaders.
And y’all act like bloods and crips still bang against each other like the 90s. Nowadays There’s more crip on crip killings than crimes committed against bloods.
I'm youngest of five. Alcoholic father,violent mother.. Eldest brother killed in a knife fight when he was 19. Another overdosed on heroin and one died from alcoholism. I'm 20 years sober and was my mams carer for 12 years. She never thanked me or told me she loved me and I haven't killed anyone. Excuses don't make it right.
I used to drive a Cab in Long Beach, Ca. I knew members of Both Sides. But I had a lot of dealings with those Crips. (who were my friends) One day I was at one of my friends houses after work, (I leased my car so it went wherever I went 24 / 7) My friend had gone inside to talk to the guys who lived there that day, and I just waited for him in my car. And this guy came up and got into the front seat, and kept trying to grab my car keys out of the ignition. He was really messing with me. And it was getting pretty obvious to my friends who at the time were now sitting on their Front Porch watching this guy & me fighting over those keys. They did NOT like it One Bit, When they saw what was going on they came over to my car, and drug the guy out of my car, and had a talk with him. My Real friend that had come with me that day, got back in the car and we left. Well we pretty much went to that Place almost every day. And the Next day when I got there, I see the guy who had tried to grab my keys and was fighting with me over them. But He was sitting on a porch, He couldn't walk very well, Both his legs were in Full length Casts.... OH MY! I just sat there a looked, I didn't know whether to laugh or cry..... But Laughing at the idiot was what I did. My friends had broken both his legs the day before when they dragged him out of my Cab. They really didn't like ANYONE messing with their friends. Thanks You Guys!
I just want to say, that of all of my years of hanging out in the streets of Harlem. I've never shot a gun. The first time, I've held a gun? My ex, who's cuban gave a 25 automatic pistol. She's the one, who compromised my brain. The second time, I held a pistol in my lifetime? I was on the east side of Harlem. I was introduced to drug dealers over there. A Dominican girl had brought me there to sell drugs at their spot. Hanging out with them. They had pistols, and since I didn't feel safe. I preferred to hold the gun myself.
One of my buddies was in a biker gang years ago. One of the members got into trouble and they told my buddy he had to take the charges because he didn't have much of a record. Needless to say he went to jail for over a year because he ended up taking the rap. Thats crazy.
they did, it was called the WATTS RIOT. The Cub Scouts are Police, and when the Cub Scouts couldn't handle the fight, the Cub Scout cops called in the Boy Scout National Guard to shoot Black People on sight... but that did not solve the problem did it?
I grew up in Southern California, mainly in a city called Norwalk, a white man and we had no issues whatsoever back in the 50s 60s. 70s, we were the only white family in our neighborhood. We all got along Mexicans black people all of us. We hung out. Played basketball, did all kinds of things without incident. We weren't out getting crazy with each other and I totally totally believe what is displayed in this movie because I've seen some of this from this documentary first-hand like all these people were getting harassed constantly. Getting pulled over for no reason. constantly getting messed with. It's unbelievable that we've come from that to where we are today.its got to stop. Its easy to look at and blame crips or bloods or simply black people in general but I can tell you from first hand accounts it runs much deeper than that!!!
After the Civil War, the racist side of White America promised that the freed slaves would be exterminated because equality and fairness and justice was not available for the freed slaves... so killing all of the Black leaders was the plan, destroying Black communities was the plan, impoverishing Black individuals was the plan, creating ghettoes for Black people was the plan, and after everyone from Marcus Garvey to Martin Luther King were gone, the racist side of White America sent in a massive influx of drugs and guns - the genesis of the Crips and Bloods is more than just PTSD (Post Traumatic Slave Disorder)... this is the result of the freed slaves being set up by the slavemasters in a long-term psyop to push Black Americans towards failure after failure and an early death.
Typical response from an individual that has no idea what is really going on. All this shit was set up by design but you will deny this to the bitter end. It's obvious you didn't pay attention to the documentary. Just stfu
5:07 I live in a very small town inside of Ontario Canada next door to toronto. And I don't get to see this kind of violence anywhere which is a blessing from God thank you so much for the upload we love you in Peterborough Ontario Canada stay safe everybody come on let's all be friends and get along 🇨🇦🇨🇦🍺🍺🇨🇦🍻🍻😘
Haiti has been punished by the developed world since the war with the French kicking their ass and removing them from power has essentially destroyed the country and will continue to stay that way until a colonizer comes in and relinquish the land from the natives which will never happen either so all we can do is pray for the brothers and sisters in that country
Hopefully, there will be no further colonisers, financial, military, political or otherwise. The only country to free itself from slavery by its own means and _look_ at how they’ve been systematically victimised. Long live the Haitian revolution. May its people prosper as much as the French empire and the Clinton empires did and may it serve as an inspiration for other oppressed peoples not content with turning the other cheek! 🫡
Well this video corrected my misconception of how the Bloods came about. I had the misconception that the Bloods were once a part of the Crips, like a certain sect of theirs that had once upon a time had a falling out with the rest of the gang, but listen to this part here from @30:54 and you will hear what really went down: "In the late 1960s, for the black top playgrounds of Freemount highschool, emerged this new order led by south L.A. teenager, Raymond Washington: Generally credited as the Crips founding member. In response, a number of rival gangs formed an alliance, calling themselves Bloods. The moniker adopted by African American soldiers serving in Vietnam. With the opposing armies now in place, battle flags were raised. Blue for Crips. Red for Bloods."
The black Panthers, Italians and Irish to me was the first real group that protected their own people, maintained resonable boundaries and conducted themselves with self-respect and dignity without the Giles of racism, even when they we're doing business with their rivals. Then it evolved into "organized, revolutionary relegion." And racism. If their elders could see what they died for as a people, they would be sick.
I grew up in Mass. in the 50's till now. I saw this on a smaller scale but nonetheless it existed. I'm so happy I saw the injustice in this behavior and honed my social behavior accordingly. I judge people by their quality not race
I preached in Compton (in the 90's) wearing a blue suit and red shoes. The LORD had me take Tracts, balloons and candy! 🙏🏼🙌🏼❤️✝️✝️✝️ St John 3:16! ❤ HAPPY NEW YEAR! 🎉🎉🎉
I lived in Los Angeles Central and Hooper Ave , Thomas Jefferson High School was ❤ One Block south of Where My Family Lived until January 12 1965 ❤ Semper Fi to my Hood and Tribe ❤ John Barnett ❤❤❤
Building 40,000 more prison beds huh ?? Wow. That should tell you everything. They aint preparing, caring about or acting towards rehabilitation. As long as there is money to be made in incarceration, then rehabilitation be DAMNED YEH ???
There's a reason that back in the day, people had their own piece of the planet. Some ingredients should not be mixed together... it will always be this way
If anybody knows the real history behind this war & how it all started...it was all over a leather jacket & back then crips had red rags & bloods had blue rags...it was all over a leather jacket 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
We burn everything you ever built for 300 years, make laws to harass and arrest you, require mandatory military conscription…just to deny you the GI Bill that every other GI received. That’s the truth.
If you create a society that is unequal in terms of education, health care, social status and economical standards; crime, addiction, etc, is always the outcome.
Sometimes its just to much and to stupid, like I watched a concert and Im not joking , they literally put a commercial in the middle of every song and not a single one between them.
They miss the mark. GOD is FIRST! "And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment. And the second is like, namely this, Thou shalt thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these." Mark 12:30-31! We MUST love GOD to be ABLE to love our neighbors. That is the solution for mankind's problems.
My god iam in tears iam not black live in belgìum but this is just horible you will never get true somthing like that you learn how to live with it and even than its horible
The gang system is a system of division of labor within slavery on a plantation. It is the more brutal of two main types of labor systems. The other form, known as the task system, was less harsh and allowed the slaves more self-governance than the gang system did. The gang system allowed continuous work at the same pace throughout the day. The first gang, or "great gang," was given the hardest work, for the fittest slaves. The second gang was for less able slaves (teenagers, old people, or the unwell slaves) and this gang was given lighter work. The third gang was given the easiest work.
The only thing worse than the gang's mentality-are these "Horrible Tattoos they have-" plenty of tattoo artists just none of these people have the $ to make an appointment...
I watched it and i cant say i understand what they felt, i am white and never been pulled over or something but i can understand better were the hate comes from, i dont condone murder or violence but living under constant treat of hate and rascism from white people and the police, you start looking somewhere to belong. But they should get help in trying to dismantle gang mentality.
It’s so sad to see how that early racism from the police was so damaging that it’s still rippling out today. And racism hasn’t gone either. What’s wrong with our society? We’re messed up.
I joined the Army. Got out of my boring existence. Met a lot of great people. Black, white, yellow and red. 'this is a very one sided version of the story. Interesting history Also, I work and have worked with a lot of minority engineers in my career. What this "documentary" doesn't cover is the people who decided to get out and make a good life for themselves. The "great society" destroyed a lot of famlies.
I really don't see the connection between when the horrible people that called themselves police treated black Americans so horribly back then and how it turned into what it has today. You can't blame mistreatment for turning these thugs into murderers and serial killers
When u try to belong and u get rejected what else would an creative mind to do, nuff respect and love and light to all human beings were all learning and living peace 🙏
Everyone likes different documentary styles and presentation. For me personally, I loved this, especially the maps letting you know how close these gangs are to things we can relate to. For example how close to Orange County and Disney. This was very well done and shows the sad truth behind gangs.
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The psychological trauma of not having a father in the home. The trauma of sons and daughters dying so often you, you almost wait for it. 💔
That's no excuse, these guys are just evil. They need (GOD).
That's mental bullshit. Back in tribes the male figures were always gone hunting, scavenging getting what the villages need for something three or four years but they left together and came back together.
Y'all were brainwashed In THOSE white schools into thinking like them. Don't think they had wonderful childhoods because they didn't, they rarely grew up with male figures in their house who wasn't raping and molesting them.
Black mothers from days to start took care of households by themselves. That's why white women always hired them in theirs or kidnapped and forced them into slavery to do it
It will never happen
That was more an excuse prior to the late 80s/early 90s. Since then, gang life has been glorified in the music and media which has led many of the youth down that path.
@@t.o.o.smooth5870 That is true, but that is a result of the generational nature of the issue. It is still a problem of absent fathers and single mothers, but much of that is how they get paid.
Great documentary. I hope i live long enough to see all people united. Let's heal together..
Asclepius
I as well hope one day lives matter to these people
Mm.
Amen 🙏❤
Human race won't exist that long sadly haha
Wow this documentary was powerful....by far 1 of the best I've seen
Thank you for sharing this powerful video. ✌️
Wonderful documentary 🎉
incredible.
Love the honesty, incredible detail.
Amazing message.
Thats what Tribalism gives you in the end, regardless of it being in politics or on the street.
It depends whether you choose to weaponise it and “other” other people.
Culture and a need for belonging are innate components of human nature and, actually quite positive. But only when shared as opposed to weaponised…
Tribalism helped human beings survive in prehistory but now we have right wing white Americans wanting another civil war because they've been lied to by Fox "News", Tucker Karlson and other white supremacists.
Killing each other over territory only to end up in the same cemetery! Pure stupidity
They are not much different from the Palestinians or Trump supporters.
Exactly.
Thats what war is, the military is stupid as well
Listen social justice warrior you need to watch some of them videos where people go into trump rallies and see what's really going on but my you've been thoroughly feminized by massa joe biden and the democrats now if your a black man and you still voted for pedophile joe after he said if you don't he will revoke your black card you deserve everything you got
Ah yes the military, what a stupid thing. I'm sure you'd rather live in a Nazi controlled country. Hope you don't have any Jewish, Black, Latin or gypsy blood in ya.@@kevinmitchell6587
Great documentary
This is sad. Sitting here and watching this from Africa, I’m realizing that ‘America is not the girl I thought she was’.
No countries what you think it is they’re all bitches..
"America the Beautiful"
and
"Freedom and Liberty and Justice for All"
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I was raised in South Central L.A. good documentary
Are you a Mong like the rest of these clowns?
I joined the Army in 89. I'm mayo, my good friend was choco . I lost contact with him after AIT. But he was 10 years to my elder and one of the greatest dudes I ever met. To be asked where you're goin and where you've been,unfortunately has been a tactic for a long time
My dad made me watch this religiously when I was 12/13 that’s over 15 years ago, I’m happy to see this documentary on TH-cam now
How old r u now?
@ 29
stacy peralta directed this? I never would have thought
one of the most influential skateboarders of all time would direct a gang documentary lmao.
My thoughts exactly when I read that name
I come from a place that we’re all
human beings .
Naturally, a little banter between friends, but inspired by other humans , any nationality.
Thank goodness for where I grew up
Prelepo
😂😅
❤❤❤💎😎🥺
Great documentary, Awesome 👍
Great documentary...very enlightening.
*Well done documentary*
because your dad beat you doesnt justify you robbing banks or murdering people... i found this to be a very dishonest film. this film strokes the ego of people who view other people as rescue dogs that needed to be saved by their moral awesomeness so they can tell their friends how awesome they are.
Because your dick is small, doesn’t make you master of the damned *_universe_* either. But look at who’s orchestrating _(historically, directly or indirectly)_ the majority of violence around the world and tell me who’s got the bigger “ego problem.”
The majority of the people in this film _became_ rescue dogs once they matured and figured out what the game actually was. Weren’t you _watching_ the same documentary, or did you just loose focus half way and base your comments on assumptions?
Wanna know what's WORSE than not having a father at home?
Having one who beats on you, your mom, and little brother everyday. . . and THEN leaves you, and gives all the things we deserved from him to another family, and ignores you for the rest of you life, never once even apologizing.
Where's everyone feeling sorry for me, for the mental disability I have because of that?
My life was stolen from me - and I was just an innocent child, I didn't even commit a crime!
Where's all the OUTRAGE for all of us, of every color, who were terribly abused as children?
People like me, who didn't take out our pain on society, like the guy's in this video.
1:22:09 this is krazy my son told me the same thing, when he was the age of 4,i stop selling drugs when he was around, then two years later, i stopped all together thanks son 🙏🏽🤞🏽❤️
Awesome documentary.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Excellent!
You speak about world peace but you cant stop the war from the street. -2PAC Sharur.
Got me educated by watching this video.. thx ..
I love watching the ghetto phonics spelled out
I grew up in LA in the 90s. it was a different world back then.
Now The Mexican Cartels' run everything.
They absorbed all Latino gangs and took out all the competition leaders.
90s 🍼 baby 💪
Gangs, not cartels
And y’all act like bloods and crips still bang against each other like the 90s. Nowadays There’s more crip on crip killings than crimes committed against bloods.
@@harverc229it has been like that since the mid 90s fool
@harverc229 It's all self destruction
You formed your gangs because of prejudice police
and unfair laws but now you’re killing your own? Makes NO sense
Thanks
Good doc
Overall, the documentary is highly informative.
I'm youngest of five. Alcoholic father,violent mother.. Eldest brother killed in a knife fight when he was 19. Another overdosed on heroin and one died from alcoholism. I'm 20 years sober and was my mams carer for 12 years. She never thanked me or told me she loved me and I haven't killed anyone. Excuses don't make it right.
❤
They would say your white privileged
My mom went through the same thing. It sucks dude and hard to live with but just keep going and keep doing the right thing 👍
God Bless you Brother, Look to Jesus and be free!
@@CaliWaliDoDaDay I don't believe in mythical characters. Peace, love and respect.
When the law is against any person for being a person....then the law needs to be checked
I gave up being in a gang when I was about 8.
I used to drive a Cab in Long Beach, Ca. I knew members of Both Sides. But I had a lot of dealings with those Crips. (who were my friends) One day I was at one of my friends houses after work, (I leased my car so it went wherever I went 24 / 7) My friend had gone inside to talk to the guys who lived there that day, and I just waited for him in my car. And this guy came up and got into the front seat, and kept trying to grab my car keys out of the ignition. He was really messing with me. And it was getting pretty obvious to my friends who at the time were now sitting on their Front Porch watching this guy & me fighting over those keys. They did NOT like it One Bit, When they saw what was going on they came over to my car, and drug the guy out of my car, and had a talk with him. My Real friend that had come with me that day, got back in the car and we left. Well we pretty much went to that Place almost every day. And the Next day when I got there, I see the guy who had tried to grab my keys and was fighting with me over them. But He was sitting on a porch, He couldn't walk very well, Both his legs were in Full length Casts.... OH MY! I just sat there a looked, I didn't know whether to laugh or cry..... But Laughing at the idiot was what I did. My friends had broken both his legs the day before when they dragged him out of my Cab. They really didn't like ANYONE messing with their friends. Thanks You Guys!
That story was wiggity wiggity WACK 🙄🤥
We ain’t reading all that but sorry for your loss or whatever
Both sides? It's only crips in long beach
You don’t have to lie to kick it with us
@@ericherrold226😂😂😂
36:56 this is so true. I wasn’t but in my late 20’s until I saw Vegas or any other place for that matter.
When this documentary was made? Is this still going on?
I just want to say, that of all of my years of hanging out in the streets of Harlem. I've never shot a gun. The first time, I've held a gun? My ex, who's cuban gave a 25 automatic pistol. She's the one, who compromised my brain. The second time, I held a pistol in my lifetime? I was on the east side of Harlem. I was introduced to drug dealers over there. A Dominican girl had brought me there to sell drugs at their spot. Hanging out with them. They had pistols, and since I didn't feel safe. I preferred to hold the gun myself.
My dad beat my mother. He left home when I was 10. I figured it out for myself
A war that never made scene.
Ótimo documentário vi isso aqui na MTV no canal fechado aqui no Brasil, alguém pode me dizer qual é a música que toca em 1:26:26 des de já agradeço.
15:29 I grew up on Avalon Boulevard right across from Banning High school.
Learned Wisdom
The Wisdom of Solomon
One of my buddies was in a biker gang years ago. One of the members got into trouble and they told my buddy he had to take the charges because he didn't have much of a record. Needless to say he went to jail for over a year because he ended up taking the rap. Thats crazy.
In the beginning, why yall fight each other? Why not fight the boy scouts?
they did, it was called the WATTS RIOT. The Cub Scouts are Police, and when the Cub Scouts couldn't handle the fight, the Cub Scout cops called in the Boy Scout National Guard to shoot Black People on sight... but that did not solve the problem did it?
good question
1:14:57 The pain on their faces 🥹😫😖 same pain I feel when I think about my loved ones.
Skip look like that dude from baby boy Jody's friend 😂
I grew up in Southern California, mainly in a city called Norwalk, a white man and we had no issues whatsoever back in the 50s 60s. 70s, we were the only white family in our neighborhood. We all got along Mexicans black people all of us. We hung out. Played basketball, did all kinds of things without incident. We weren't out getting crazy with each other and I totally totally believe what is displayed in this movie because I've seen some of this from this documentary first-hand like all these people were getting harassed constantly. Getting pulled over for no reason. constantly getting messed with. It's unbelievable that we've come from that to where we are today.its got to stop. Its easy to look at and blame crips or bloods or simply black people in general but I can tell you from first hand accounts it runs much deeper than that!!!
What is the name of the song at 25:07 mark??
A whole culture of people with a victim mentality and refusing to take responsibility for their actions.
You watched this insightful documentary that delved into the genesis of the problem and this is the dumbass contribution you had?
After the Civil War, the racist side of White America promised that the freed slaves would be exterminated because equality and fairness and justice was not available for the freed slaves... so killing all of the Black leaders was the plan, destroying Black communities was the plan, impoverishing Black individuals was the plan, creating ghettoes for Black people was the plan, and after everyone from Marcus Garvey to Martin Luther King were gone, the racist side of White America sent in a massive influx of drugs and guns - the genesis of the Crips and Bloods is more than just PTSD (Post Traumatic Slave Disorder)... this is the result of the freed slaves being set up by the slavemasters in a long-term psyop to push Black Americans towards failure after failure and an early death.
Typical response from an individual that has no idea what is really going on. All this shit was set up by design but you will deny this to the bitter end. It's obvious you didn't pay attention to the documentary. Just stfu
this war still ongoing realy?
“They wouldn’t let us in the boys scouts so we formed our own alternatives, violent street gangs.” 🥴😑🤣
I wonder what kind of merit badges they had.
Right 😂 Different folk create different societies …perfect examples.
@@Gains_MonsoonI believe tear drop tat for every unalived
What BS!
… and that’s why they wouldn’t let them in
5:07 I live in a very small town inside of Ontario Canada next door to toronto. And I don't get to see this kind of violence anywhere which is a blessing from God thank you so much for the upload we love you in Peterborough Ontario Canada stay safe everybody come on let's all be friends and get along 🇨🇦🇨🇦🍺🍺🇨🇦🍻🍻😘
Looked away from my phone when I thought I heard Redman speak lol.
Everyone can make a change if you choose to
Preach to the youth 💯
Yall need to look at Haiti 🇭🇹 and see what's going on over there, unbelievable
Haiti has been punished by the developed world since the war with the French kicking their ass and removing them from power has essentially destroyed the country and will continue to stay that way until a colonizer comes in and relinquish the land from the natives which will never happen either so all we can do is pray for the brothers and sisters in that country
Hopefully, there will be no further colonisers, financial, military, political or otherwise. The only country to free itself from slavery by its own means and _look_ at how they’ve been systematically victimised.
Long live the Haitian revolution.
May its people prosper as much as the French empire and the Clinton empires did and may it serve as an inspiration for other oppressed peoples not content with turning the other cheek! 🫡
America was racist. We know. But what has changed since then? Nothing! 🤔😢
Here we are at this point in time and America is still one F.....D up country.
It's not America's fault
No kidding can you imagine if these Crips and bloods
We're more than just stains on Humanity
@@jovanbrothersit is
The question that I want to ask is, where are all these guns & heavy military artilleries coming from? 13 years old??? Something is not right?
There is no excuse for gang violence!
Its not like us gangs they fougjt for teriyory gor money big money
Ok Mr perfect world
Non whatsoever
What about "my dog ate my gang violence mitigation paper?" Not a good excuse?
🇺🇦naw, but there is a REASON ‼️
tupac saw bloods & crips runnin up the hill - lookin for a better way ...
My brothers and sisters its time to chill...cause even thug niggas praaaaay!!
Well this video corrected my misconception of how the Bloods came about. I had the misconception that the Bloods were once a part of the Crips, like a certain sect of theirs that had once upon a time had a falling out with the rest of the gang, but listen to this part here from @30:54 and you will hear what really went down:
"In the late 1960s, for the black top playgrounds of Freemount highschool, emerged this new order led by south L.A. teenager, Raymond Washington: Generally credited as the Crips founding member. In response, a number of rival gangs formed an alliance, calling themselves Bloods. The moniker adopted by African American soldiers serving in Vietnam. With the opposing armies now in place, battle flags were raised. Blue for Crips. Red for Bloods."
WOW,very power.
The black Panthers, Italians and Irish to me was the first real group that protected their own people, maintained resonable boundaries and conducted themselves with self-respect and dignity without the Giles of racism, even when they we're doing business with their rivals. Then it evolved into "organized, revolutionary relegion." And racism. If their elders could see what they died for as a people, they would be sick.
I grew up in Mass. in the 50's till now. I saw this on a smaller scale but nonetheless it existed. I'm so happy I saw the injustice in this behavior and honed my social behavior accordingly. I judge people by their quality not race
I preached in Compton (in the 90's) wearing a blue suit and red shoes. The LORD had me take Tracts, balloons and candy! 🙏🏼🙌🏼❤️✝️✝️✝️
St John 3:16! ❤
HAPPY NEW YEAR! 🎉🎉🎉
DEAR LORD PLEASE SEND REVIVAL! IN THE NAME OF JESUS! 🙏🏼🙌🏼❤️✝️
You guys are wicked cool
I lived in Los Angeles Central and Hooper Ave , Thomas Jefferson High School was ❤ One Block south of Where My Family Lived until January 12 1965 ❤ Semper Fi to my Hood and Tribe ❤ John Barnett ❤❤❤
Building 40,000 more prison beds huh ?? Wow. That should tell you everything. They aint preparing, caring about or acting towards rehabilitation. As long as there is money to be made in incarceration, then rehabilitation be DAMNED YEH ???
Is ice cube singing on here and does anyone know the song please
There's a reason that back in the day, people had their own piece of the planet. Some ingredients should not be mixed together... it will always be this way
If anybody knows the real history behind this war & how it all started...it was all over a leather jacket & back then crips had red rags & bloods had blue rags...it was all over a leather jacket 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
The never ending story of the lack of accountability for your own damn actions.
Who’s the victims of AmeriKKKan society or the perpetrators? 🤔
We burn everything you ever built for 300 years, make laws to harass and arrest you, require mandatory military conscription…just to deny you the GI Bill that every other GI received. That’s the truth.
If you create a society that is unequal in terms of education, health care, social status and economical standards; crime, addiction, etc, is always the outcome.
Had to stop watching the amount of commercials was insane
Sometimes its just to much and to stupid, like I watched a concert and Im not joking , they literally put a commercial in the middle of every song and not a single one between them.
But you took time out to comment 😂
Full stop. How do you go from Civil rights, racial solidarity to killing each other.
Stacy Peraltas finest work
And at no point takes any responsibility for their own actions .
Sad very sad n the government doesn't care about non of it 😢
This is an excellent documentary, but I must say, it seems to ignore black and latino gang rivalries.
Just because it is about,EXCLUSIVELY,Bloods and Crips and it says it in the title,doesn’t it
@@Alex-em1ym You're not very bright, are you?
@@DigitalShark99 Iguess that’s the question yoiu should ask yourself,but I can help with the answer since,it’s obvious,you’re stupid….
Hoovers work our lived him. Man he turned a raging power against its self
They miss the mark.
GOD is FIRST!
"And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength: this is the first commandment.
And the second is like, namely this, Thou shalt thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these." Mark 12:30-31!
We MUST love GOD to be ABLE to love our neighbors.
That is the solution for mankind's problems.
St John 3:16! ❤
Cult talk
God ignored my prayers and pleas for help. He's a bastard, or just not real.
Peace & Love
I don't question the color of the hand that reaches out to me
What about the colour of the hand you assist? 🤔
Disneyland getting mentioned. I am going to Disneyland Oct 5th.
Dirt bags versus dirt bags
Truly the children of god
Amen
My god iam in tears iam not black live in belgìum but this is just horible you will never get true somthing like that you learn how to live with it and even than its horible
imagine joining the forces-----just imagine...but there is no brains there
Joining the forces to steal the oil from Arabic Countries?
What will president Abraham Lincoln think when he read this documentary.
The gang system is a system of division of labor within slavery on a plantation. It is the more brutal of two main types of labor systems. The other form, known as the task system, was less harsh and allowed the slaves more self-governance than the gang system did. The gang system allowed continuous work at the same pace throughout the day. The first gang, or "great gang," was given the hardest work, for the fittest slaves. The second gang was for less able slaves (teenagers, old people, or the unwell slaves) and this gang was given lighter work. The third gang was given the easiest work.
The only thing worse than the gang's mentality-are these "Horrible Tattoos they have-" plenty of tattoo artists just none of these people have the $ to make an appointment...
The crips and bloods need to reunite stop killing each other.
Seeing all these grandparents and mother's it's sad but you people did this to your selfs because of what?????
Most are mother grandparents was crips is a culture in California you make no sense
Stacy Peralta directed this that's pretty dope
No kidding!? I had no idea and I’ve seen this doc a couple times, that is dope
I watched it and i cant say i understand what they felt, i am white and never been pulled over or something but i can understand better were the hate comes from, i dont condone murder or violence but living under constant treat of hate and rascism from white people and the police, you start looking somewhere to belong.
But they should get help in trying to dismantle gang mentality.
It’s so sad to see how that early racism from the police was so damaging that it’s still rippling out today. And racism hasn’t gone either. What’s wrong with our society? We’re messed up.
There is black racism and there is white racism.
All racism is bad.
You lot blame racism if it 😂 rains outside what a joke.
I joined the Army. Got out of my boring existence. Met a lot of great people. Black, white, yellow and red. 'this is a very one sided version of the story. Interesting history Also, I work and have worked with a lot of minority engineers in my career. What this "documentary" doesn't cover is the people who decided to get out and make a good life for themselves. The "great society" destroyed a lot of famlies.
Hell nah. Theirs racists and bangers in the army. You must of ignored it or som.
Because it's a doc about "gang life" not the ones who wrre blessed to escape and succeed. This doc covers the MAJORITY...
Good job 👏 👏👏👏You were the author of your story!
@@Ranchitup69The communist engineered boogeymen called the”racist”👻😂
It have nothing to do with being poor in California is a culture just like people go to the army and fight is the same thing
I really don't see the connection between when the horrible people that called themselves police treated black Americans so horribly back then and how it turned into what it has today. You can't blame mistreatment for turning these thugs into murderers and serial killers
Children raised in poverty. C.R.i.P ❤.
Never heard that acronym before💙 I'm a NYC, 8 Duece Trey Legion Gangster Crip
When u try to belong and u get rejected what else would an creative mind to do, nuff respect and love and light to all human beings were all learning and living peace 🙏
Body count higher then Kim Kardashians body count