The 3 hour documentary I'm responding to in short order...
Watch "King Von: Rap's First Serial Killer" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/mAfwToVGh1s?si=XFxKKYUQAqk5fmwR
Positivity first because this stuff gets dark! Consider this your first bread crumb clue that proof is coming that film maker Trap Lore Ross is 💯 wrong about rapper King Vonon being a serial killer...
This post is long winded and well worth it if you're asking this biased writer of it. If you rather skim and get the facts proving Von was not a serial killer, you should be able to easily do that. But I beg you to stay and hear my plea for how we can collectively work for brigherdays.
First off, no offense is intended with this, but please understand this is a deeply personal issue to me. I'm not a stranger to former city turned warzone known as Chicago AKA Chiraq. My main stomping grounds were, however, in the trenches of Indianapolis, AKA Naptown, that I always said was grimy with charm, nappy like a dread lock. Nowadays, I've moved to greener pastures, but I can't say I was not in shock to hear that now they would rather casually shoot you for the smallest reason before ever considering a first fight or a headlock.
Now my old town has a new AKA and warzone designation, Napghanistan, and it's a fun new trend sweeping the nation. Apparently the war was just warming up in the years prior when I found myself in situations two times, where bullets were fired at this fragile life of mine. Ive seen and experienced a lot of traumatic and let's just say less than ideal things in my years on the slummiest side of what is now, a pretty nearly full compass area worth of directions of slime. But hey, the banking/big business skyscrappers in the downtown area look just fine and shine all the time.
I'm a seasoned researcher activst for quite some passage of time now, who has sought positive change my whole life. But despite my best attempts things are looking even darker than at the start of the fight. We need to strategize on how to best defeat this plight and achieve a better overall American way of life. Philadelphia is now Killadelphia, please don't assume your area will always be just fine.
Fellow Chiraq drill rapper VonOff1700 makes some solid foundational points. After that, I will demonstrate the rest of the conclusive evidence on this topic. I would happily let any professional judge look at the two arguments and I'd wager everything I own on my position.
https://youtube.com/shorts/GA9G3GmsbxA?si=DfbgtTi63WCtERqZ
Since Von was a dedicated gang member, with very apparent motives, it is immediately bunk to label him a serial killer. As far as Von claiming he enjoyed killing on Twitter, Ross doesn't even consider the reasonable explanation that it was just bluster to intimidate his enemies.
For some odd reason, it seems Ross cherry picks his area of focus as it pertains to statements from Von, by either omitting or dismissing contradictory statements, such as the following from the Von song Armed and Dangerous...
"I ain't looking for no trouble, I'm just looking out for me... Back to back funerals, it's them or us, it's him or me."
Furthermore, Ross reports that Von accidentally killed an innocent person once and that he seemingly expressed regret about it on Twitter soon thereafter. He goes on to point out that Von never mentioned this killing in his songs unlike all the other ones.
So, Von obviously didn't actually enjoy killingpeople for no apparent reason. Case closed. Change your position Ross, you're wrong. It really is that simple, but I'm not above running up the score or beating a dead horse to ensure I get my points across to anyone willing to really listen. 🎧👂😁 So listen up as I dig into the weeds and related issues to hammer the lesser point home about Von and hopefully I can offer some insight on what's been goiing on that produces such a troubled spawn and how to change what's been going wrong before the world many knew is just hopelessly forever gone.
And I know what many of you will say regarding the above screenshot. No, lawyers don't often make such demonstrative statements. Instead, it's usually a stock statement about denying allegations and having their day in court. The seemingly heavy reliance upon song lyrics as a major part of the indictment is facing organizational and public scrutiny as well.
I do wonder why, if Ross appreciates the music and culture the way he says he does, why he can't wait to weigh in on pending cases until after they have concluded? God forbid he makes mistakes in his online sleuth, top rap journalist, video indictments akin to incorrectly slandering the dead. His videos have already been used in court, mind you. Fact check...
Von's mother was upset by the label put on her son, as were many other fans, friends, and associates. The proclamation of being in league with senseless and sadistic murderers like BTK, Dahmer, Bundy (and Tom Segura?) solidified the now widespread reputation of Von being a literal demon.
Now I'm going to be talking to not just Ross, but the wider community of those who follow these type of topics.
This demonic Von persona before the documentary was not nearly as big of a deal.
The serial killer claims veiled the simple fact that when Von said a murder of a friend turned him into a demon, he was metaphorically expressing a newfound lack of caring about former moral boundaries in pursuit of revenge. It's an old story my friends, centered around trading lost eyes from battle for another eye from the other guys. Us vs them, a vicious cycle that is very hard to end and so foreign to many that their ability to properly empathize seems very thin IMHO.
Generational long grudges wrapped up in a framework of poverty and hopelessness, often subdued by serious recreational drugging, is often reduced to essentially a crime drama show on YouTube. But these aren't characters playing pretend. Saying "Slide for Von" and becoming numb to what that really means, a call for murder, is a level of decencitized that's hard to comprehend.
How can anyone expect to envoke sympathy for those stuck in those conditions trying to do right, when rappers trying to climb out of the hole they're in are treated like contenders in a UFC fight, but with less reverence because if they go down they lose their life. Callousness results from such dehumanization. Perhaps the penetrntary chancing criminal activity and life risking behavior of some, stems from the acquiescing behavior concerning their destitute situation that requires resolute action that is lacking with their neighbors.
Perhaps the crash outs have just been driven a bit crazier than others, but are also bolder and braver than their brethren and just refuse to be a slave or stuck for life in a hotrrible situation. You see videos of them dying, but do you ever see vids of those stuck in a rut, getting help from the government, (AKA Real Opps) but to where it's just enough to never get anywhere else.
Many also manae to acquire enough drugs to forget they are a human equivalent to a stick in the mud. Never falling down, but never able to rise up. You don't have to be violent to make it out and there are some beautiful exceptions, but in reality the inner city ghettos are for the most perpetually defective and occupied with no decrease in the supply of new souls to get their share of suffering, but really ask yourself why? In fact, say what the fuck! Enough! It's bigger than infighting amonghst fed up guys who are willing to die trying, but most don't win that wager and when they do, most just gloat and adopt the attitude that you better get yours because I got mine. BTW Lil Durk was not of this state of mind...
For the detached and unnafected the type of facts presented here are slow to really sink in, if whatsoever. The harsh realities presented on their screens are so alien to their experiences, that all too often, the armchair quarterbacking and hand waving dismissals and name-calling begins. Making it socially uncool to be a crash out is one thing...
But when moral superiority comes a creeping in, then so does one track thinking. Products of their environment isn't just an excuse, it's an ever present hurdle that isn't able to be handled in the same way by everyone those circumstances happen to. Debunking Death: Sermon: Redemption, Environment, and the Power of Choice
Some have it harder than others as far as quality or quantity of parents, some deal with harder mental health challenges, or just plain lack of smarts with no headstarts, while malnutrition and lackluster education help to play their part in tampering down that inner spark.
If the glove was on the other hand then perhaps the common advice to just do right and live a clean life would hopefully begin to expand.
The emotion and caring heart is there, all good and fine, but no real understanding of the conditions in which many people unfortunately find themselves in their lives.
Where Did All the Jobs Go?
Gargantuan problems require more than motivational words. Shaping up an inherently caring, but uniformed perspective into to a knowledgeable overhead view that tries to have compassion and get to the root of these problems can seemingly never begin, especially when peppered with more sensationalism than needed, which is none in a warzone full of hard to obtain guns where the supposedly protective laws say there should be essentially none for anyone. From where do those guns come?
The literal trench warfare throughout cities across the USA really requires not a bit of extra provocative spin and if individuals who comment find themselves feeling morally superior and judgemental perhaps you dear reader can inform them of what they don't know and make them feel less special! Trouble seeing reflections in mirrors are as common as Number 2 pencils.
Mind Treasury: The Impact of Drill Rap on Society: A Reflection of Systemic Failures
http://mindtreasury.blogspot.A well founded and wholelistic approach that actively seeks to always look at all the angles as presented here, while consciousnessly employing empathy, to what may be life experiences that are difficult to understand, must begin. As opposed to anything that might needlessly offend those who are affected and desperately seeking for the struggle to end.
It should not need to be said, that I don't condone the violence. Ross seems like a nice and freethinking guy with his own unique swag and good sense of humor. So, please don't get me wrong, I do like the trap lore work generally and I hope he is sincere about his motivations, but I think some more rigouresness and ego checking might be a needed adjustment.
This subject matter is nuanced as could be. Society in decline in motion, affected by political decisions with deadly consequences for even simple incompetence, and approaching it with the utmost level of respect for all of those suffering and trapped in the midst of the lore couldn't be more important. Not everyone who thinks they are using critical thinking skills in a particular situation is correct in their assessment. Being exploitive by mistake is also not a novel concept. Sometimes the facts simply contradct a strongly held conclusion. Consider if your approach is at times quite logically flawed and inadvertently over the top/disrespectful. Yes, I'm talking to you, Ross. But the same can apply to myself or those Federal Agent cops that put Durk in the lock up.
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And I don't suppose any of you heroes considered the riots, loss of life, and property damage that might ensure if you once again manage to unconstitutionally weaponize art and take a wet fart on the First Amendment. Do you need your heads checked? You wanna stop crime? Well, how about less focusing on Grammy winning rappers getting taken down one at a time and instead arrest the multitude of elected so-called leaders that consistently refuse to enforce the very laws that were designed with that in mind and stop letting these crookd cook the books so they can pretend and say everything is just sublime. That in and of itself is a crime.
But of course, throughout the course of the above mentioned program aimed at getting cities federal help with fighting crime, the entire time politicians bitched and whined and just pretended all was fine.
To Ross one last time, I hope you will read this and find some info here useful or maybe even some criticism constructive. I'm blunt, pull no punches, and love a good intellectual sliding on OPPosite positions to mine. Sorry if I came off as insulting. I try to assume the best and am a fan. In fact, I gave props to you on a new rap song I'm currently in the process of recording.
A plea from a rap artist for President Trump to pardon Durk Banks.
Watch "Bruh Bruh - Free Smurk (Official Music Video)" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/0oE4n6P-8MA?si=zg5vHkZS25jt_3wb 
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http://mindtreasury.blogspot.com/2024/11/disney-minus-goofy-woke-disney-company.html 
