June 19th, 2007 by POMP

June 16th, 2007 by POMP

Thursday night at around 10:05 PM I had a gun pointed directly at my head for the second time in two years. The first time was in Denver, Colorado when a black guy in a gray hoodie and a blue bandanna covering his face stole $211 from the hotel I worked in.

That night could be described as a life changing event. And while the second time was “easier” — having the barrel of a gun inches from your face is never really that easy.

Thursday night, I was not in a bad neighborhood or on the wrong side of town. I was in my neighborhood, mere blocks from where I live in Syracuse, New York. I was walking to the bus stop to go to work, when I was approached by three black kids demanding weed and money. I told them I had neither and kept walking. That’s when one of them started running towards me and robbed me at gunpoint of the $1 I had stashed in my front pocket for the bus.

That’s right, this stupid asshole committed armed robbery on Westcott Street (two blocks from a police station) for one fucking dollar.

This is not my first “incident” in my travels to this particular bus stop. About a month ago the bus was shot at on East Genesee Street (a major street in Syracuse) and on Memorial Day weekend the same bus was rear-ended by a pickup truck. I didn’t even wait around to find out what happened that time, I just walked off the bus and headed downtown — just in time to watch my second bus drive away.

But since I don’t want you to think these are isolated incidents, here are some highlights from today’s Post Standard:

• Fights, Arrests Shut Down Juneteenth Early

There were two stabbings and 14 people (13 adults and one juvenile) were arrested. This is ironic, because Juneteenth is a celebration of the end of slavery in the United States.

• Teen wounded in drive-by shooting

This happened on East Fayette Street and Columbus Boulevard. This is approximately 0.7 miles from my house. My bus drops me off there sometimes after work.

• 16-year-old injured in second Syracuse shooting today

• Armed man robs mini-market

Have you ever noticed that the media rarely reports the ethnicity of crime suspects? How are we as society supposed to help find these criminals when all they report is, “Police are looking for a man who used a handgun to rob a convenience store?”

I suppose this is in order to not appear racist — and if you’re a liberal hippie faggot that agrees with this politically correct bullshit, I suggest you leave my blog right now. Because I’m about to get my “Nigger Guy” on and I don’t give a fuck about you and your feelings.

I mean, What the fuck is going on? All of this shit happened today, and Syracuse isn’t even a big city. According to the 2000 census the population is only 147,306. Unfortunately, approximately 25% or 36,827 are African-American. And therein lies the problem. You mix that many animals into a small area, who refuse to get a job or go to school, and suddenly the whole fucking world owes them. Why get a job when you can just rob people on their way to work?

I know some people are going to tell me I should just get a car. But fuck that. I should be able to walk around my own fucking neighborhood without the fear of darkie coming to get me. I think Chris Rock had it wrong when he said he loves black people, but he hates niggers. Because what Chris forgot to mention is 95% of black people are niggers.

Here is what living in Syracuse, New York has taught me:

Black people perpetuate racism.
Black people commit hate crimes.
Black people are racist.

If you think I’m wrong … prove me wrong.

UPDATE: One of the problems with blogging is that people rarely Interact. There is a really good discussion surrounding this post, and I strongly encourage you to check out the Comments.

June 8th, 2007 by POMP

At this time, I have no official comment on Hate the Radio’s lights being turned off. I know Al was never very good at keeping a job or paying his bills on-time. But maybe his newest scheme will help earn him the extra money he’s been searching the heaven’s for.

But until I am ready to speak out (and you better believe I fucking will), I think ACHTUNG AL! – Tales of a Quixtar Success will help shed some light on the topic.

Oh, and maybe this consumer alert video “In pursuit of the almighty dollar” from MSNBC:

The more things change, the more they stay the same.