KSVA

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“I have long heard allegations that the CIA deliberately distributed crack in black communities, and I firmly believe that they should be held accountable for their actions. It is disheartening to witness crack dealers boasting about the profits they made while contributing to the destruction of these communities. It’s not uncommon to come across instances where individuals, particularly from the black community, proudly discuss their involvement in drug sales on radio or television, emphasizing the detrimental impact it has on their own neighborhoods.

Interestingly, there seems to be a stark contrast between how the Italian community handles the issue. They have expressed a strong stance against drug activities within their own community, while some members of the black community have chosen a different path. The consequences of drug addiction are devastating, as it can derail the future prospects of aspiring lawyers, doctors, and engineers. Despite recognizing the CIA’s involvement, I feel compelled to comply with their commands, acknowledging that blaming them solely would be an oversimplification. However, it remains crucial to hold them responsible for their actions.

It is important to note that the Italian mobster community has played a significant role in building establishments like Las Vegas, funding institutions such as Wells Fargo, and even exerting influence on political figures. Comparatively, the actions of individuals involved in drug trade have contributed to the devaluation of our community. It is vital to acknowledge that these two situations are not equivalent.”

What about our accountability?