Gangs

Why do gangs exist?

Why does organized crime exist?

Gangs thrive when economic conditions are poor.

When people can’t earn money legitimately, they turn to crime.

Many social ills arise when economic conditions are poor.

Child abuse and spousal abuse go up. Vagrancy goes up. Crime goes up. Drug use goes up. Gambling goes up. Prostitution goes up.

Gangs tap in to these social ills to both exploit them and augment them.

The leaders in our society know full well why gangs exist, so why don’t they do something about them?

Can’t our leaders think of anything besides a gang summit?

The elites who control the leaders want gangs.

The elites want organized crime.

Gangs and organize crime help keep the people down. They help poverty to continue. They are an essential element in aiding one group of people to oppress another.

All you have to do is buy the gang leaders off.

That’s not too hard to do.

Money is the magic salve that solves all problems.

Slap it on and let it do its magic.

It’s beautiful.

There will never be any shortage of people who are willing to sell out their own group of people.

It matters not what their race or ethnicity is.

And that’s because the world is not divided into Black versus White, Jew versus Christian, Protestant versus Catholic.

It’s divided into good versus evil.

And guess what? The bad guys have risen to the top.

The bad guys who run our country are the same as the bad guys who run the gangs.

They are cut out of the same cloth.

They speak the same language.

You as a regular person have more in common with a regular person in the poorest ghetto of the United States than you do with your political leaders regardless of your color, ethnicity, or religion.

There are lots of good people in the ghetto who are trapped there because the elites in our society work together with the leaders of the gangs to disrupt the lives of the good people in the ghetto.

That’s why it’s so difficult to turn things around there.

When someone from the ghetto does good and starts a business, the elites get together with the gang members to start riots and burn down the good peoples’ businesses.

That’s why these riots and protest marches exist.

That’s why the riots in Ferguson took place.

That’s why the riots in Minneapolis took place.

That’s why the riots in Kenosha took place.

Don’t think for one minute it was about helping black folk. It was a power struggle between our elites who want to continue to run welfare plantations and their corporate prison racket, and the good people who don’t want that at all.

Nothing good can happen within the poor areas of our country as long as Harvard and our elites are in power.

No amount of money or effort will be able to establish functioning businesses within the black communities in the inner city as long as the knuckleheads are in charge.

Anyone who tries will be put down by the gangs the elites control. They have a million tricks to take down threats to their racket.

They can make up bogus charges of employee abuse. They can organize protesters out in front of the business. If need be they can burn the business down during a riot that they manufacture.

That’s why Ferguson happened.

That’s why Minneapolis happened.

Sure, I understand the precipitating event.

I understand that a police officer shot Michael Brown. I understand a police officer leaned on George Floyd’s neck.

But I also understand that the response was disproportionate, and I also understand that evil people take advantage of these events to take out threats to their criminal enterprise.

The gangs, who the elites control. took advantage of Michael Brown’s death to create chaos and destruction which only benefits them, the gangs.

The thugs and warlords, who the elites control, took advantage of George Floyd’s death to create continuing chaos and destruction which cements their power grip upon the inner city.

What did the thugs ask for after George Floyd’s death?

To defund the police.

Yes, and who does that benefit?

Some may call this cynicism. I call it truth.

It’s the way it is, baby.

Sincerely,

Archer Crosley

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