Ryan Garcia suspended, Haney fight ruled NC

You see, now, you know, you know you done fucked up, right?.

 

Ryan Garcia looks like Sal Mineo and he's gonna end up the same way.

 

Get it OUT of His System, Huh???....




REED

 

purge the demons….then he can be handcuffed n drag away…. “Jesus is Lord, fuck Palestine, fuk you Ninjeeerrrrr, I’m sorry I’m sorry… NO im NOT fuk you pedo!! My mom got cancer in her vagina”….typical Ryan rant on twitter.


Him n Claressa are 2pm the most annoying cunts on Twitter.

 

seems like he has some severe consumption issues. Hopefully he follows through his promise to go to rehab

 

I just think Ryan is a piece of shit. I don't wanna hear any substance abuse excuses.

I've known plenty of alcoholics and junkies who were good people.

Ryan is an asshole. So is his bitchass daddy.

 

It seemed decades ago like it was more of a New York PR thing but now it seems more widespread.

Going back to when I was in HS, I don’t know if I’ve met or been around any Tongas or Samoans that didn’t use the word freely. I think some people are too physically intimidated by them to try to say anything.

 

We've given Ricans a pass because most of em do have a good amount of Black blood in them. How you gon tell a MF that looks like Felix Trinidad that he can't say the N-word? Like when Camacho said "All yall n*ggas" after the Ramirez fight. It's okay, Hector's mom was very much a Black woman. She was Black as all Hell.

Mexicans don't get the same rights. They don't have Black blood in them.

 

I think he was dropping the hard R, along with all the other stuff he was tweeting.

Seems like just an asshole/attention whore/bigot/headcase

 

Adding to my earlier point: I get the feeling that on the West Coast, Black and Mexican neighborhoods and culture are pretty segregated and contentious.

In NYC, Blacks and Ricans are intermeshed; we grow up together and share roughly the same experiences and similar culture. That's why they get a pass and Mexicans don't.

 

I remember the “controversy” after J-Lo said it in a song. I’m like, haven’t you ever heard a song from Fat Joe or Big Pun? (Or B-Real, a Cuban from South Gate, CA).

I guess it helps to avoid criticism when you’re surrounded by 50 Ricans with guns.

 

That's an interesting turn.

 

J-Hoe isn't respected by Ricans, let alone Blacks. Both of our cultures consider that bitch a White woman.

Now if a respected Rican woman whom the culture likes, like Rosie Perez, said it, all good.

 

Again back to basketball. Hey, there is a football match on.

 

1. I know. I'm watching it right now.

2. Rosie Perez was sexy as fuck in WMCJ.

 

From what I hear about Los Angeles, it wasn’t always like that, but became more that way. There were some well publicized hate crimes. The Mexican Mafia forced their gangs to kick out black members of some gangs there were integrated.

In the Bay Area, at least nowadays, especially San Francisco, they’re more likely to live in close proximity. Different races and socioeconomic groups living close, multi-million Victorian
houses across the street from public housing. Hunters Point used to be a majority black neighborhood but I see Latinos all over when I go there.

No real bad tension from what I’ve heard

 

Rosie Perez knows her boxing too

 

Canada gets far in the Copa and all of a sudden a Canadian is football obsessed.

 

They are easily favorites to not only win this tournament but the next three World Cups.

 

"She's in the zone, man!"

 

Harry Kane in a commercial with Snoop Dogg. Poor Harry really needs subtitles.

 

I don't take offense to the comment about Mexicans and basketball, but it's incorrect to say that Mexicans don't have African ancestry.

 

Still one of my all time favorite movies.

 

Oh the Mexican Mafia forced their gangs to kick out black members? That must've been heartbreaking for those poor gang members. I can just imagine the tearful goodbyes... "Sorry, amigo, it’s not you, it’s the racial tension" They must be wandering around aimlessly now gang-less and confused. And as for San Fran it's so touching how multi million dollar Victorians share a street with public housing like a real-life episode of Sesame Street. So glad to hear there's no bad tension. Lol

 

After hearing that story i started a charity for disassociated gang members.

 

In the areas that I grew up in and am familiar with, that is very true. The first time I heard Mexican guys using that word talking to one another, was in Texas and I couldn't believe my ears. Where I came from, if a Mexican guy referred to another Mexican that way, it was deliberate and it was going to kick off right then. I understand that it is common now and the guys my age that I still talk to from several different neighborhoods aren't real pleased about it.
As far as segregation, that is kind of curious. The area where I lived for many years, those neighborhoods grew up from work camps in the farming days. One street in particular, Ralston St, had a concentration of black families in the midst of a very serious Mexican gang area. They did their thing and everybody got along; those families had lived together for a long time. Even when the Ralston St guys started claiming Crip, that kept up. But when the guys in some of the apartment complexes brought their Crip thing to the neighborhood, it kicked off.

 

Just depends where you are.

There are tons of hispanics in southern California all calling each other that, and noone says shit. Same in NYC with the dominicans/Puerto Ricans (although at least that one makes sense... kind of)

Like REED pointed out in this thread... your name is Ryan... you need to chill the fuck out. This is a case of thinking you're just so "in" that you can get away with shit.