MilBucksBackOnTop06 wrote:As urban dictionary defines it:
To be a thug means you havent had it good your whole life, and you intend to change that, and get out of the ghetto if thats where you are, you do what you think is right, you dont take **** from anyone, and stand up for your friends and dont let them take **** from anyone.
You can all call me a thug, but thats cause i was in the gutter, and im still here. - Tupac Shakur
Tupac is mislead...everyone has it hard in some way. It is how you pull yourself up that really counts and the path you take in your journey in life.
Tupac may have made some great music if you call it that, and said alot of things that many can relate to, but some of it is just anger, hate and fear or cowardice.
A thug is someone who takes what they think they are entitled to from others without having the patience, courage, or resolve to earn it by hard work no excuses.
They delude themselves that just because they had it hard or were born into an adverse situation that they blame the system, the man, or anyone in authority of.
The same world that has one man born in the ghetto has him then has him making millions of dollars for cussing (rappin) on a album and playing a kids game for a living while the rest of us work for a lving on a real job.
Then they still are not happy. Those you call thugs should never complain about anything as many people as they shoot or kill, sell drugs to, and father kids by without taking care of them. Please don't get me started...because I will 'keep it real...real."
Wow, so all the Denver "Thuggets" are murderers, drug peddlers, and deadbeat dads?
Wow, what a great worldview! Keep keeping it real!
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"Sympathy for the Devil" was written by singer Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards, though the song was largely a Jagger composition.[1] The working title of the song was "The Devil Is My Name", and it is sung by Jagger as a first-person narrative from the point of view of Lucifer.[2]
Jagger had vowed to dicontinue the use of
Hells Angel members as bouncers following the death in December 1969 of an 18-year-old fan at a notorious free performance at Altamont Speedway in Northern California.
In return, the BBC claimed that gang members hatched a plan to kill Jagger at his holiday home in Long Island, New York.
"I was talking to A.I. & saying that after this, I won't be making any more All-Star weekend unless I'm playing on Sunday. I'm definitely looking forward to that day, and hopefully, it will be soon." -- Andre Iguodala