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Wednesday, April 23, 2008



Tuesday, February 19, 2008

I'm distracted and I can't concentrate, so I'll do the high school thing: post lyrics.

They say the odds against me are crooked and impossible
Like I was born with a hole in my heart as an obstacle
Left to die by the doctors in the childrens hospital
But I never lose hope; success is psychological
The world is volatile and the street is my education
Shaping the nation, like the blueprint of a mason
While Shawshank record deals get you raped on occasion
So I'm focused on my Economic Situation
I'm like the little kids on TV that dig through the trash
I hustle regardless of the way you talk shit and laugh
A lot of niggaz drop science but they don't know the math
Because their mind is narrower than the Righteous Path
It's funny how, on the block, niggaz will kill you for cash
But never raise the gun and cry out "Freedom at last."
The Cold War is over but the world is still gettin colder
Atlas walking through the projects with the 'hood on my shoulders
I would like to raise my children to grow to be soldiers
But then the General would decide when their life would be over
So I work hard until my personality split
Like the Black Panthers, into the Bloods and the Crips
They said I would never be shit, but now I sit and reminice
Like Yeshua, Ben Yousef flippin through Genesis
Ignorance is venemous, and it murders the soul
Like a virus running rampant, but out of control

So if I should ever fall and get caught in a hustle
Let them know that I died while I fought in a struggle
From the hoodrats to the rich kids lost in a bubble
Spray painting on the streets and at the subway tunnels
Write it down and remember that we never gave in
The Mind of a child is where the revolution begins
So if the solution has never been to look in yourself
How is it that you expect to find it anywhere else

Immortal Technique in the streets, back on the hustle
cause three strikes will get you life for stuffin cracks in a duffle
Upstate behind steel gates intact in the scuffle
Razor blades stuck on the side of pencils, hacked to your muscle
But the emptiness is what bleeds you to death when it cuts you
And its the lawyers, not the inmates, scheming to fuck you
Trying to fight the system from inside eventually corrupts you
But thats what you get when you put a corporation above you
And it's the people that love you that seem to hurt you the most
Sometimes when they die you find yourself cursing their ghost
But you make success, nobody delivers your fate
Sometimes you give and you take
Since Prehistoric Vertibrates, crawled out of the lakes
And thats the truth about life
Or to do it to ghetto and your car, rims, and your ice
Because even though we survived through the struggle that made us
We still look at ourselves through the eyes of people that hate us
But I'm going to make it regardless of the trumped up charges
And semi-automatic barrages, that empty the cartridge
Post-Tramatically scar kids that try to be brave
Because niggaz backstab each other just to try to get paid
Turn cannibal like nights during the crusades
Afraid of responsibility; Addicted to greed
Beating their girls purposefully losing a seed
As if we were bound to the destiny we used to recieve

So if I should ever fall and get caught in a hustle
Let them know that I died while I fought in a struggle
From the hoodrats to the rich kids lost in a bubble
Spray Painting on the streets and at the subway tunnels
Write it down and remember that we never gave in
The Mind of a child is where the revolution begins
So if the solution has never been to look in yourself
How is it that you expect to find it anywhere else

I used to wonder about people who didn't believe in themselves
But then I saw the way that they portrayed us to everyone else
They cursed us, to only see the worst in ourselves
blind to the fact the whole time we were hurting ourselves
-Immortal Technique, Caught In a Hustle


Fidel Castro resigned as the head of state of Cuba today. Of course, one of the first things that the President of the United States of America said in response that political prisoners in Cuba need to be released and "In the meantime, political prisoners will rot in prison and the human condition will remain pathetic in many cases."1 I can't help thinking about how America under the leadership of it's own head of state has held political prisoners without factual basis. For example, the detention of innocents from Afghanistan and Pakistan in the Guantanamo Bay prison facility WITHOUT due process.2 Are we America, or what? How does our head of state get off telling another country to do something we've been doing for almost the past decade? Cuba doesn't go into other countries to pick up suspected terrorists and farmers alike and imprison them without due process with very little chance of leaving.

Something has gone wrong with America, because this isn't the sh-t that I've read our country was supposed to be. I'm definitely ready for some changes.

1 "Bush Greets Castro Resignation," Sheryl Stolberg, New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/20/world/americas/20rwanda.html
2 "Many Held at Guantanamo Not Likely Terrorists," Greg Miller, Los Angeles Times. http://www.latimes.com/la-na-gitmo22dec22,0,2294365.story?page=1


Thursday, January 10, 2008

Well, I suppose it's been a long time since I've dug this up. The last thing I remember about Xanga was that they were changing the format and I couldn't look at some blogs unless I switched over to the new format. I wasn't too crazy about that.

So I guess I'll be poking around...


Monday, September 17, 2007

Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than those you did.
- Mark Twain



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