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= F.U.C.K. - Fucked Up College Kids - Born Jan. 24th, 1993 - F.U.C.K. =
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Today
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As each day passes, the future grows dimmer. If you catch
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the news, hear radio talk shows, read the paper, you will always
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hear about a multitude of bad events that plagued the day. Almost
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everytime you hear of some tragic event, you hear of some new
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legislation or some new science that will make events like that
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less frequent, or more bearable, or something positive. Who are
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we kidding though? Two years ago the violence was thought to be
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intolerable. More and more murders were being committed, more
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prisons were overcrowding, more violent crimes were happening,
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and overall, people were saying how it would get better because
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of tougher laws, better living conditions. Look around today.
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Same thing just a different date. More murders, more gun wielding
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kids, more overcrowding, more poverty, and like usual, more positive
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notions of things to come.
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Today, I can walk out my front door, drive a ways, and
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purchase a gun. A 9mm will do, doesn't really matter what kind
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of gun it is. From there, I walk to a place with a good amount
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of people, but kind of secluded. I break out the gun, and shoot
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four or five people. After that, I rape a woman, then kill her.
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I walk into a nearby store, commit armed robbery, then walk out
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and open fire on a few more people. I then drop my gun, sit on
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the sidewalk, and put my hands on my head. After the police arrest
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me for all the crimes that I will plead innocent to, I will begin
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my first trial a year or so later. One year in a county jail,
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eating three square meals, having a roof over my head, and relaxing
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with more free time than I have ever had. Three months after that,
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I am convicted of first degree murder on the first of my victims.
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I am sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole.
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A month after that I go to trial again, not appealing the first trial
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but instead, getting tried for the second of the murders. Another
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trial after that for the third, and so on. Probably after the second
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or so year, I will go to trial for the rape crime, then the armed
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robbery, and a few more murder charges. Doesn't matter that I was
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sentenced to life without parole years back, but under new law, I am
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to be tried for each of my crimes, even if a lesser crime, even if
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I have already been convicted. Now, on top of the 25,000 dollars you
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tax payers are dishing out to keep me fed for a year, you are paying
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hundreds of thousands of dollars for my trials, my public defender,
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my transportation to and from the court, and every other expense that
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I cause.
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Today I belong to Generation X. What is GX? That means I am
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imbetween the ages of 18 and 29. I am the generation after the Baby
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Boomers, and the generation before the unnamed generation running
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our streets right now. I am considered to be a member of the highest
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educated generation in America. Like many other members of GX, I blame
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the Baby Boomers for the hellish world I am forced to survive in.
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If I get a bachelor's degree, I am no longer guaranteed a job when
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I graduate. If I get a PHD, or a Master's, I face the potential of
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entering the job market 'Over Qualified'. If I blame the generation
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before me I must hear something to the effect of "It was tough for us
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to survive and make a living, no reason it shouldn't be for you too."
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Throughout my education I have been taught not to be prejudiced, not
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to be biased, and not to _stereotype_. Yet I belong to Generation X.
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Today, I must worry about everyone near me, no matter what
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they look like, or who they are. I know that at any time, my best friend,
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or a customer in the store I work at could pull a gun, and kill me.
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Urban violence no longer plagues the poor communities. Two days ago
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a man pulled a gun from his jacket enough to show the salesman and
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cashier that he was carrying, then proceeded to tell them "I am walking
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out of here with this notebook'. Indeed he did, he now owns a top of the
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line notebook computer. When I drive home, I must be careful not to make
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eye contact with anyone else around me. If I do, it might be interpreted
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as 'staring', and I must be punished. I can not yell at anyone for driving
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poorly near me. If I honk or give someone the finger, I am liable to
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wind up dead, just another statistic for the newspapers that will tell
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me things are getting better.
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Today, maybe that newspaper is right. I am no longer here on
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this planet.
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Dam
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= Questions, comments, bitches, ideas, etc : lamb@sun1.coe.ttu.edu =
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= Hell or internet. Knowledge is power... =
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