Hernandez Guilty.

burningmetal · 04-17-2015, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by rezburna

Hernandez will be fine in jail by the standards of being okay in prison. He put in work as they say. He's a Blood, so that'll give him added protection. Plus he's obviously no nonsense judging by the way he just shoots whoever pisses him off. He's the kind of guy everybody pictures when they think of the hood because they don't live there. But dudes like this aren't common. This guy is a real life savage.

In reality, "the hood" is just a subjective term. Everybody has a way of describing certain neighborhoods. In places where there is a reputation for drug dealing and violence, that's what people call the hood. It's a reputation that is earned through the actions of these people. You don't have to live in that type of place to understand it. It's not a secretive thing.

That doesn't mean every single person in a bad neighborhood is a gangster, but the facts still remain. A bad neighborhood is a bad neighborhood.

But why does this matter in the subject of one man? He's a murderer. Does it matter how common it is? It's become all too common, but one is already too many.

04-17-2015, 07:52 AM	#28
burningmetal 1000 Posts + Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 3,923 Blog Entries: 3	Re: Hernandez Guilty. Originally Posted by rezburna Hernandez will be fine in jail by the standards of being okay in prison. He put in work as they say. He's a Blood, so that'll give him added protection. Plus he's obviously no nonsense judging by the way he just shoots whoever pisses him off. He's the kind of guy everybody pictures when they think of the hood because they don't live there. But dudes like this aren't common. This guy is a real life savage. In reality, "the hood" is just a subjective term. Everybody has a way of describing certain neighborhoods. In places where there is a reputation for drug dealing and violence, that's what people call the hood. It's a reputation that is earned through the actions of these people. You don't have to live in that type of place to understand it. It's not a secretive thing. That doesn't mean every single person in a bad neighborhood is a gangster, but the facts still remain. A bad neighborhood is a bad neighborhood. But why does this matter in the subject of one man? He's a murderer. Does it matter how common it is? It's become all too common, but one is already too many.
	If I had a nickel for every time I heard that, the NFL would fine and suspend me.

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