There's a great article on "the game" at San Francisco Chronicle. Many of the convicted killers were quasi-homeless in grade school, moving every 90 days on eviction cycles, or bouncing between friends' and relatives' homes, where they slept on recliners and couches and floors. Inside the home is pure chaos. Typically, they live with a third-generation relative, an elderly grandmother or aunt, who also opens her home to several other wayward relatives. They all pile into one home, bringing their boyfriends and girlfriends and their children. There's no particular person in charge, no house rules, and people come and go. Often it's in these houses where young boys first learn how to hold a gun, how to break a rock of cocaine into dime and nickel bags for sale.
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Into the Valleys We Go
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your video bar has a girl with grown out highlights and a tribal tattoo undressing. ron paul hates abortion so she better not let anyone get her pregnant! i also have a question about ron paul. what does he think about the amendments? he talks a lot about our founding fathers. the didn't think women should vote and that black men should get 3/5 of a vote. if that girl is so in love with the way the constitution was written she should stop being so disgusting and making women look bad and try to convince a man to restore the intentions of our founding fathers and make it so she can't vote again.
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