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Old 08-29-2020, 10:09 PM   #506
Royle9
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Originally Posted by Makarov View Post
YouTube videos and "following the rap scene"... credible and reliable sources of evidence for even the most disciplined and rigorous social scientist. Impressive.
I mean, its credible evidence but you can choose to ignore it and clamor the "internet/youtube is real life" narrative all you want. These kids are dying (but fake I suppose) but hey just because it doesn't fit your mold of what is real and not real I guess ignore it and make fun. Feel free to use your superior internet knowledge to look it up yourself.

Keep watching the the CNN/Fox/MSNBC news outlets because those are a lot better

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Originally Posted by Doctorfever View Post
Does that highlight issues with some disproportionately low income neighborhoods?

Holy crap I live under a rock. If that YouTube video has any truth, I am glad to have my boring life.
I knew nothing about this myself until someone linked me this earlier today, I had no idea how big the gang violence in Toronto actually was.
Low income definitely is the highlighted issue here, these kids grow up in poverty from day 1 and gang violence is all they know.

Last edited by Royle9; 08-29-2020 at 10:13 PM.
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