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I just finished watching the recently released video for "War Zone" and it was a powerful video with great visuals and he talked about "The War On Drugs" really being a war on us with the guns and drugs deliberately dropped off into our communities to get us addicted, killed, and incarcerated over the drugs. He also paid tribute to the brothas and sistas who have been killed at the hands of the police at the end of the video.
The thought-provoking "Warzone" video documents not the killings of inner city men and women at the hands of law enforcement but, rather, the unprecedented scenario of cops targeting everyday caucasoids folks. Viewers are taken through a few disturbing scenes, including reenactments of the killings of Tamir Rice, Philando Castile, and Eric Garner, only with white citizens playing the tragic victims. The video is a call to action for caucasoids to wake up and witness the "Warzone" that exists in plain sight for us in this country.
The thought-provoking "Warzone" video documents not the killings of inner city men and women at the hands of law enforcement but, rather, the unprecedented scenario of cops targeting everyday caucasoids folks. Viewers are taken through a few disturbing scenes, including reenactments of the killings of Tamir Rice, Philando Castile, and Eric Garner, only with white citizens playing the tragic victims. The video is a call to action for caucasoids to wake up and witness the "Warzone" that exists in plain sight for us in this country.
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