Comments | child_radical: 62nd Revolution: I am the stone the builder refused

child_radical

62nd Revolution: I am the stone the builder refused

Jul 01, 2009 23:13

the radical speaks, homeboy: timothy, ray of sunshine: rhyme, ebonics instructor: beat, don't need no stinking podium, where's the fbi?, planning to head into trouble

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filter; placehoooolder gforgreat July 2 2009, 06:29:09 UTC

No, I didn't.

filter; child_radical July 2 2009, 13:10:24 UTC

Just making sure, illness has been known to affect peoples' memory at times.

filter; gforgreat July 2 2009, 14:45:56 UTC

Che, I wouldn't forget.

filter; child_radical July 2 2009, 15:01:33 UTC

Okay then, but, before we go let's decide on how long we'll stay down there.

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fail filter; reaperspurt July 2 2009, 07:36:31 UTC

Yeah, man! Phones'n I are cool, yo.

fail filter; child_radical July 2 2009, 13:12:14 UTC

That's good Beat. Has he found a place or am I going to expect that he's going to take up one of the empty rooms in the now expanded apartment?

fail filter; reaperspurt July 3 2009, 02:22:19 UTC

You don't mind if he crashes with us, d'ya, Fro?

fail filter; child_radical July 3 2009, 02:32:55 UTC

Seeing as how large our apartment has gotten since Tsurugi had Sasword knock down the wall, it's fine. I'm pretty sure Tsurugi wouldn't mind, Yuuto is...well Yuuto, and Rhyme seems as if she would have no problems.

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mercifulsun July 3 2009, 04:59:27 UTC

Who is Jim Crow?

child_radical July 3 2009, 05:05:50 UTC

Jim Crow isn't a person but a set of laws used to restrict the rights of African-Americans in a time before I was born.

mercifulsun July 3 2009, 19:27:15 UTC

What do they say?

child_radical July 3 2009, 20:22:31 UTC

Barring us from marrying outside our own race, being made to go through a unpassable screening process in order to vote, seperate living and commerical arrangements based upon what race you belonged to, and in one of the more odd ones being told that we weren't allowed to run.

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fullferricelric July 3 2009, 06:45:33 UTC

Things like that have happened-are happening-in my country too. But working together against a government like that can bring about change for the better, even if it's only a little bit at a time.

child_radical July 3 2009, 13:22:41 UTC

True, but sometimes hoping for that little change to become a sweeping wave is a common desire.

fullferricelric July 3 2009, 20:51:23 UTC

Not saying I don't share that desire. Just that, in part because not everyone does, it's harder to accomplish than it should be.

child_radical July 3 2009, 23:07:52 UTC

Only until something drastic happens, though humans are a species of habit. A change, even one that's for their better good, will be met with resistance.