Color coded for your security.How does the Racial Threat Chart look?
Black - Severe
Brown - High
Yellow - Low
White - A - O.K. .
Some people just like to put everything in an easily read format.
I had some cousins over for the Holidays.
One group went a couple of blocks past my house and got their SUV stuck in the mud.
In a panic, they called for me to help them.
In their minds, they could just hear the banjos from Deliverance.
(The Racial Treat Chart can be inverted for your personal perspective.)
This ish is real. Get lost in the wrong neighborhood at the wrong time and you could end up like your post below this one, simply because a lot of people (including the Popo) have this "Racial Threat Chart" encoded in their cranium.
ReplyDeleteI spent a year living in Kentucky and the only reason i felt safe around my house was because i lived in a Army base town.
ReplyDeleteI never found myself to far away from my town after sun down.
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ReplyDeleteShyte! Where I live in Modesto, you might be afraid if he is a Cambodian Crip! And if he is a white guy, he might be a tweaker (meth addict). The demographics of drug abuse, crime and poverty totally shifted from East Oakland to Modesto and it is crazy!
@ DPizz - Oh, I know.
ReplyDeleteBut everyone uses a similar chart when assessing danger.
I've been pulled over so many times in the O.C. or Redlands or Grand Terrace - for a DWB.
@ DJ - Yeah... there is a town (Vidor) next to mine that I won't go to during the daytime.
@ Mahndisa - Hey... what are you doing down here in the 'hood?
Don't you usually frequent the smart blogs?
But as to your comment - I know. I'm from the I.E.. Asian gangs are no joke and Aryan Brotherhood speed feinds on steroids are fairly common throughout the interior towns of Cali.
Basically, I was trying to convey the media portrayal of each group.