@@callmevrod4567it has gotten what? What are you trying to say there buddy?? That Chicago education sure does show you make no sense are you capable of putting together a sentence correctly that actually makes sense?
I grew up on the west side. In the late 60's and early 70's there was the occasional murder by gun. Lots of fist and knife fights. Even the young gangsters in the neighborhood respected the elders. But today is a different breed.
Having those counselors talk to the youth was good, BUT, they should've talked to their parents too. Many of those boys stayed outside on the corner because they didn't like staying inside their homes with their parent/s. There was dysfunction in the homes of those youth that needed to be addressed.
My experience has been that most of the parents were working. The parents weren’t at home. Nobody was at home during the daytime. The younger men met every day because that was their choice. Many didn’t have jobs and didn’t want to go to school. At that time, the parents weren’t at fault. Later, things took a turn for the worse.
@@Echo-tk8pz Your experience is just that, your experience. Many parents back in those times were problematic and had households that were dysfunctional so yeah it was their fault, they are the adults after all
That's our main problem still today! Seems like we love watching our people suffer when we can help each other! In other words, there is no village for helping troubled kids anymore. They've moved away cause of being selfish an not caring about each other like we've done before. We need to help each other more than ever now. Things that are condoned an covered with silence guarantees we'll never rise to greater heights like before!!!!!
@Quinn Hodge I get it. In a way the same mental training they used to make white people not like black people, worked on black people too. We all watch the same news and propaganda. Whenever a black person is doing good it's seen as an anomaly not the norm.
I knew an old Jewish guy who said he was 5 years old in the late 30s. He said him and his family lived on Central Park and Arthington. His mom decided it was time to move away from the neighborhood when two guys fought over a parking spot and one guy shot the other guy
Ronald looks like the defendant for a murder trial I sat on at Cook County many years ago. When he pled guilty a hush came over us as we realized we were in the presence of a killer.
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Knock it off..during that time period especially..the white gangs were plentiful..go check out the chicago greaser and gang page. All poor neighborhoods were the same
True but I think the main thing is the real “old days” which is pre integration Integration secretly destroyed black communities all across America It destroyed the fragile social and economical ecosystem once it was tossed into the status quo Look at the 1900’s-1950’s Black communities had virtually zero violence and mrders, no drug addiction, had both parents in the family, had communities and businesses etc etc
How about some very supervised boxing programs - to channel these lost boys on the streets, channel their anger and violence in more positive ways, with discipline, training, marquis d Queensbury rules with a referee. Boxing probably saved the lives of both Mike Tyson and Big George Floyd. Chicago in my lifetime (I'm 61) has never been a very good boxing town - we used to stage great fights here (Dempsey vs Tunney at old Soldiers Field) but not have any home grown Chicago fighters. Ali Moved here a bit to be close to his NOI, but the only Chicago home grown fighter I can remember was "The Foul Pole" Andrew Golata.
In the city where Jordan won 6 rings and Al Capone was the most idolized gangster in America?? Boxing will take a back seat in Chicago you either in the streets or it's basketball THAT'S JUST THE CULTURE
Yes the vicelords and the mickey cobras are still active vice lords are the most active tho mostly on the westside which is the most violent part of Chicago
@@Lavish_Clipz it's the southside of Chicago you know nothing about history that's where all of the 1930s gangsters were living it's no different in 2021
@@mrnobody2523 nah look at my last upload the south side is still bad but westside is worse now 4 out out of the 6 neighborhoods on the westside rank Top 5 every year
the poor gonna have had the same problems from the last million years and the poor will have the same problem for the next million years. having no money
You know what I hate about some of these comments, is that there were gangs yes, but every step people took to get closer doing better. There was push back. Chicago was and still is very segregated, the force could put you in jail on false accusations, same thing that happened in the south.
@@Candy173828 I’m saying tho, Dolph was born in Chicago in ‘85. The guy in this video was probably 30 at the time and probably had a young child born around that time and 25 yrs later, had Dolph. Moved up to Memphis and the rest is history. 😂😂
No they’re actually helping him and keep him from being killed or doing more killings. We need people like that because maybe him turning his self in changed his life. If we not killing our own people the white man killing them. Keep the peace and help our people grow like the whites do with their own people. Stay woke stay positive Thank you
The behavior of these people is the same as it was a long time ago.. makes me wonder if the majority of what happened in the past was actually justified. Cuz they way they act now it would be justified today. And that justification is long over due
60 years later and absolutely nothing has changed
@@callmevrod4567it has gotten what? What are you trying to say there buddy?? That Chicago education sure does show you make no sense are you capable of putting together a sentence correctly that actually makes sense?
It definitely changed, it’s worse.
Sorry about the typo I meant to type , It has gotten worse here.
@@oakland_510but same mindsets…
@@Israel85324 The mindset they have now isn’t the same as before, it’s more violent, and they don’t listen or respect the elders like they did before.
I grew up on the west side. In the late 60's and early 70's there was the occasional murder by gun. Lots of fist and knife fights. Even the young gangsters in the neighborhood respected the elders. But today is a different breed.
Yes. That was before guns became plentiful.
The same mindsets though…
You grew up before crack cocaine ravaged the ghetto
In 1974 there were 974 homicides it was the worst ever seen, you old heads act like shit was peaches and cream no bap
Having those counselors talk to the youth was good, BUT, they should've talked to their parents too. Many of those boys stayed outside on the corner because they didn't like staying inside their homes with their parent/s. There was dysfunction in the homes of those youth that needed to be addressed.
My experience has been that most of the parents were working. The parents weren’t at home. Nobody was at home during the daytime. The younger men met every day because that was their choice. Many didn’t have jobs and didn’t want to go to school. At that time, the parents weren’t at fault.
Later, things took a turn for the worse.
@@Echo-tk8pz Your experience is just that, your experience. Many parents back in those times were problematic and had households that were dysfunctional so yeah it was their fault, they are the adults after all
Hope life turned out well for him 🙏🏽☝🏽
Great Content.
Man we need OG’S like that in the streets. We don’t have that now. These OG’S now be on that bullshit; not checking the YG’S.
Right, OG's too busy trying to live their second child hood to guide the young one's in the right direction
Real talk
What i dont get...is when i remember when face tata were for OG killas now suburban Timothy has a tear drop tat like wtffff
@@StromLxrd6 that goes both ways. The youth doesn't respect the OGs like they used to.
@@Moneyg73 It was the crack era that broke down that respect between the younger and older generation!
Dam what we need men like this brother in our communities
It’s mind boggling how it’s literally the same thing now but different clothes swag and the way they talk. Just a different time, same shit
Same thing I said…
Not much changed🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
It was majority fist fighting back then shootings was rare very vare
That's our main problem still today! Seems like we love watching our people suffer when we can help each other! In other words, there is no village for helping troubled kids anymore. They've moved away cause of being selfish an not caring about each other like we've done before. We need to help each other more than ever now. Things that are condoned an covered with silence guarantees we'll never rise to greater heights like before!!!!!
@Quinn Hodge I get it. In a way the same mental training they used to make white people not like black people, worked on black people too. We all watch the same news and propaganda. Whenever a black person is doing good it's seen as an anomaly not the norm.
white punks on dope
Once again thanks for the throwbacks.
I knew an old Jewish guy who said he was 5 years old in the late 30s. He said him and his family lived on Central Park and Arthington. His mom decided it was time to move away from the neighborhood when two guys fought over a parking spot and one guy shot the other guy
Real Chicago Streets baby
To think this was 60 years ago. These teens are in their 80s right now and the older ones in the video already died of old age
And half thier grand kids have been shot.
If George Dryden was still alive, he would be 94 years old. RIP Dad.
Wow. Just wow.
U got a onlyfans?
Thanks Dad...r.i.p it's been a long time
Dad was truly an inspiration to youth
@@paulawatson-dryden5241 hey sister long time no hear.
dope footage
Ronald looks like the defendant for a murder trial I sat on at Cook County many years ago. When he pled guilty a hush came over us as we realized we were in the presence of a killer.
In Swahili..
Kipindi Ya kuvutia.. ( Fascinating Episode )..
Chicago..
Talk about the Have's and Have Not's..
Chicago Death Rate 2020..
774 Murders Recorded..
Up 50% From 2019..
506 Murders Recorded..
Talk about War Zone..
All da Best Righteous People..
In Swahili..
Ubarikiwe - Bless You..
😮they always been like this it seems.
Knock it off..during that time period especially..the white gangs were plentiful..go check out the chicago greaser and gang page. All poor neighborhoods were the same
The more things change.......
At least THEN...there were Industrial Sinecure jobs (mostly Unionized.)
That disappeared in the early Eighties.
Wonder what gang they were? El Rukns? Blackstone Rangers? GD's?
Woww!!! Woww!!!
ol heads can't say back in the day was better, in some places it was as treacherous then than now
Man I'm saying!! Just look up murder rates in Chicago since 1960... There were more murders in the 70s and 90s than all the 2000s combined!
No thats them whites talkin bout it aint how it was like the 50s type shit
Its the same in every generation every og back then waan’t smart either if he did use big ass words
@@stevenhernandeziii8520 was MUCH EASIER CLEARLY GON BE HIGHER MURDER RATES😂😂😂😂😩
True but I think the main thing is the real “old days” which is pre integration
Integration secretly destroyed black communities all across America
It destroyed the fragile social and economical ecosystem once it was tossed into the status quo
Look at the 1900’s-1950’s
Black communities had virtually zero violence and mrders, no drug addiction, had both parents in the family, had communities and businesses etc etc
The legacy continues...
😂🤣
I think this is your only post that I've seen before. You really the goat
Dues anyone know the blocks that were filmed?
Wow!
The White Boy's on Division St and Marion CT... Playboys gang.. across from Andersen Public School .... Church and Hot Dog stand gone.
That was when "America was great"
I wonder if 3 years later, some of these kids were drafted and sent to Vietnam.
Good video. Do you have footage of, Cooley High School?
Why does the audio keep skipping?
Old footage
It old
How about some very supervised boxing programs - to channel these lost boys on the streets, channel their anger and violence in more positive ways, with discipline, training, marquis d Queensbury rules with a referee. Boxing probably saved the lives of both Mike Tyson and Big George Floyd.
Chicago in my lifetime (I'm 61) has never been a very good boxing town - we used to stage great fights here (Dempsey vs Tunney at old Soldiers Field) but not have any home grown Chicago fighters. Ali Moved here a bit to be close to his NOI, but the only Chicago home grown fighter I can remember was "The Foul Pole" Andrew Golata.
In the city where Jordan won 6 rings and Al Capone was the most idolized gangster in America?? Boxing will take a back seat in Chicago you either in the streets or it's basketball THAT'S JUST THE CULTURE
Was chicago crime at this time was crazy like how it was in the 70s
they had close to 1000 in the early 2010s
@@stephonwilliams5232 damn really? Do you know the specific numbers?
@El Bidajo do you have any idea what happened? Cause i wunna know what made the crime in chicago to get so bad
@@sammyjaohnson5631 gangs 🙄
@@kingatm5028 what kind of gangs do chicago have do they have gangs like in L.A. or do they have loosley organized crews like d.c.
Are the two gangs beefing on this video still active?and who are they?
Yes the vicelords and the mickey cobras are still active vice lords are the most active tho mostly on the westside which is the most violent part of Chicago
@@Lavish_Clipz the Southside is joe you can Google that. It's messed up out here
@@Lavish_Clipz it's the southside of Chicago you know nothing about history that's where all of the 1930s gangsters were living it's no different in 2021
@@Lavish_Clipz thanks for your response
@@mrnobody2523 nah look at my last upload the south side is still bad but westside is worse now 4 out out of the 6 neighborhoods on the westside rank Top 5 every year
You would think people would learn from their peoples pasts but no
the poor gonna have had the same problems from the last million years and the poor will have the same problem for the next million years. having no money
@@stephonwilliams5232 facts
Hard to learn when systematic oppression and brainwashing is prevalent in the community.
You know what I hate about some of these comments, is that there were gangs yes, but every step people took to get closer doing better. There was push back. Chicago was and still is very segregated, the force could put you in jail on false accusations, same thing that happened in the south.
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Young Dolph granddaddy??? 4:04
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@@Candy173828 I’m saying tho, Dolph was born in Chicago in ‘85. The guy in this video was probably 30 at the time and probably had a young child born around that time and 25 yrs later, had Dolph. Moved up to Memphis and the rest is history. 😂😂
@@DAB901 Rip Dolph...
@@russison I been looking for this comment I made about Dolph when we found out he died. Finally found it tonight. R.I.P. Dolph 🙏🏾
That’s my grandpa oh yeah
What's up with all of the boy callin Cronkite??
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Home🫂Chicago
The police wasn't even looking for him The OG'S snitch
No they’re actually helping him and keep him from being killed or doing more killings. We need people like that because maybe him turning his self in changed his life. If we not killing our own people the white man killing them. Keep the peace and help our people grow like the whites do with their own people. Stay woke stay positive Thank you
The opps were though and they woulda smoked them eventually for shooting at the lightskin dude.
Who dead in this
Grow up💯
U
The behavior of these people is the same as it was a long time ago.. makes me wonder if the majority of what happened in the past was actually justified. Cuz they way they act now it would be justified today. And that justification is long over due
Systematic racism & oppression led to this… they tried to fit in & tried the American dream after slavery…BUT WAS LEFT WITH LIES & BROKEN PROMISES!
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