Quote:So now when I use the actual definition its considered getting hung up on and is silly? Ironic. 

 

I never used the B word because my mother would knock the teeth out of my mouth if she ever heard me saying it or someone told her I said it. Plus, I have grew up with strong sisters which also had an effect on me not saying the word.

 

Did you conveniently miss the fact that I said Trayvon had his troubles in my previous response? If I had sons who were acting like that, I would discipline and teach them why people emulate certain things, but I would understand why they would mimic such because of how the way society and music is influential to young kids.

 


 

What is your definition of a thug then, since you have experience being around them. 

 

You cant even understand my purpose of defending people. Did you even pay attention to the examples of people I stated who are actually thugs? They are Black, but because you are so fixated on what and how im trying to defend people, you missed that point. 

 

Last time I check, Trayvon didn't murder people, or even attempt to murder people. Again, he had his troubles and im acknowledging that which you seem to keep conveniently seem to miss.

 

You last sentence just proves my point. Sit back and complain but you cant be a part of the solution, go figure.

Trayvon was a hoodlum:



hood·lum

ˈho͞odləm,ˈho͝od-/

noun

1.

a person who engages in crime and violence; a hooligan or gangster.

synonyms: thug, lout, delinquent, vandal, ruffian, hooligan, lowlife; gangster, crook, mobster, criminal; informaltough, bruiser, hardman, goon, hood, punk, rowdy




But somehow I'm sure you will argue that he doesn't fit this description either...

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