It's a shame that todays people can argue in the real world and over the connection of internet. I myself being a native and tattood, get snide looks and racial remarks because people think I am in a gang or connected in some way or another. I have 2 children and a great husband, looking at me you would never know, with the pink hair and piercings to boot.
You can't judge someone and think..oh my he/she could be a gang member....geez im afraid now...(and no you wouldnt go up to them and ask if they were..why? because "your afraid")it shouldnt have to be that way, but sadly it is for some.
I've met alot of great people who were formally in gangs and some had absolutely no choice in the beginning for fear of being half beaten to death or otherwise, then the choice is to join, but eventually some see the dangers as they get older and get out which way they can. And yes alot don't.
What I'm getting at is that between the 2 main races "native aboriginals and whites"...is how can you shake eachothers hands if you hands are balled in fists?. Don't judge a person by there lives..dress code or where they live or who their friends are...after all you could be friends with a gangleader and not know it.
Give eachother a chance.....there's always going to be good and bad everywhere you go.
