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Hip Hop Community are copycat Hippies

By Frank Paul Jones on | From frankpaulgambino.com

Hip Hop Community are copycat Hippies

Personally I no longer smoke Marijuana. I like a hippy from the 60′s I symbolically cut my hair, old school players understand what I am saying. For those who do not understand, in the 60′s and early 70′s there was a sex and drugs revolution passed off as a love and peace movement that really was self hatred. White people did not shave or cut their hair screwed everything they could and stayed high. They were called Hippies, this was considered being cool or hip.

Back then birth control pills were in along with abortions. There was no such a thing as AIDS or HIV. Many of these white people were from well off families and were only marked by their behaviors and dress codes. It was a costume party, as they actually hid their identities. Eventually they graduated from college, cut their hair and grew to condemn those who in the future that would duplicate such behaviors, now called the Hip Hop Community. They are now called Baby Boomers.

Hippies were often considered anti-establishment, protesting the Vietnam War, standing side by side with civil right leaders for social justice and did they party at concerts? It was a peaceful movement and did some good, but it was immoral and illegal.

These same people are the politicians of today. And now they have condemned the copycat Hip Hop Community because they know how much power is in an anti-establishment movement during a politically corrupt times. They are now playing good cop bad cop on an unsuspecting generation of lost people. They are the ones the Hip Hoppers have to go to for everything, from a job to education and they run they media andHollywood. Instead of having Chris Brown sing about the cure to AIDS or stop the war as they would have, they promote songs about one night sex stands.

They sold our country short, as they sent all the industrial jobs overseas, leaving no real living wage jobs for the common man and woman. What they did was giveaway our country, it was a conspiracy and still is.

Now the Hip Hop Community has a chance to make a stand and have Marijuana legalized. A harmless drug that is helpful to many to include me, that has imprisoned millions and disenfranchised even more people. We have about 50,000 signatures. About the show out at a Lil Wayne Concert or even Chris Brown. Why? Because the Hip Hop Community are just a bunch of uneducated, lazy druggies and are worthless toAmerica? I hope the Baby Boomers are wrong.

I call on the Hip Hop Community to go beyond dreaming on Facebook and Myspace and really utilize the network and get the word out to sign this petition on the White House Website, as President Obama wants to hear your voice. Register to vote and become a real political movement for change and takeAmericaback. The other options are continued wars, prisons, death and Oppression. My conclusion is that the Hip Hop Community are a bunch of sellouts, uneducated niggers and lazy bitches, so I had to cut my hair and disassociated myself. Prove me wrong please!

White House Petition to Legalize Marijuana

Straight talk by: Rev. Paul