There's gotta be a couple of nice edits in there but that was a really well done music video. The best part about doing it on a street is the depth you can get. You can see all the way down the block in the long shot and it's really friggin cool. People walking in the background that hopefully weren't a part of the video, I loved it, it was done soo well that I don't know whether they shot it 3 times on an open set, or 40 times on a completely controlled closed set.

Oh and the fact that you can see the Empire State Building WAY WAY back there, can anyone tell specifically what neighborhood this was shot in? Any New Yorkers cause otherwise I'm going to google maps and obsessing for a few hours.

UGH I'm done, it shows the street signs in the beginning, should've looked for that first.

https://www.google.com/maps/@40.7230424,-73.9586671,3a,75y,127.39h,64.62t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s7i25BuKqA-_Fnj2mxeN7Gg!2e0

Found it! Starts at that corner and goes up the wrong way on 12th. Ending on the corner of 12th and Wythe. You can even see the same stickers on the poles.

You're telling me, it's goddamn $380 to go there, another $40 if you have an interesting or weird car. Very irritating.

*Wee Woo Wee Woo Wee Woo Wee Woo*

Oh my god the most adorable emergency ever is happening.

Has anyone here actually been to burning man? It seems right up my alley but I've never actually gone.

I will watch Camp X-Ray eventually but I sincerely doubt it'll tell any of the real story of what it's like being in Guantanamo.

They earn a lot though. Also those dumb as shit comedies still make a fuck ton of money for them a lot of the time.

I'm thinking that Norman knows more than us about Jews in America.

Take It Off!

But how will the girls move their pieces about the board without a penis as is customary?

I'll bet that thing can take down a whole herd of deer!

If not for your response I would've thought you had me on ignore. You still sort of do in a way, you didn't address anything I've said in any of my posts.

I would call you a 'fuckface' if it made absolutely any difference, but then you'd just not read anything else I wrote.

Please respond to any of my numerous posts or this isn't a conversation, it's a monologue you're having in your own head.

I'm assuming your brother has never read anything from any other black authors on the subject of black society in America. Just the one who already agrees with his viewpoint.

I honestly don't know what to say. You have been inundated with information yet you do not look at that, only what you can attack or what you think causes a video or argument to fall apart because one thread is out. Granted you can play the victim, many people on here do exactly it is you are doing and with just a little thought to what they say.

However as I've said before it's a personal decision that must be made. You need to personally look at what you will investigate and spend your time on. If you do, you can present a factual argument that is informed and not dismissive. If not than there isn't a reason not to ignore you. You're just another voice in the cauldron, indistinguishable from those that are opposite but just as flippant.

I didn't know the investigation and the trial was already over. Guess that's it then.

You do realize that even if this situation was properly officiated by the police, that that is still a problem with people? I also hope you realize that, again if this situation is proper that still Black people aren't treated properly in America.

I understand that there are always these controversial situations which everyone jumps on. They try to pick teams and make sure they win as best as they can, but this isn't about winners and losers. This is a society, and it has rungs, those at the bottom tend to be disproportionately Black and they get abused by those higher up. That is hardly debatable, and we have to decide if it is tolerable.

Unsurprisingly those at the bottom rung have decided it is not tolerable, which happens occasionally in history. It's a constant struggle and many gains about been made. I want to be on the side of history that espouses equality, that is ahead of the curve. I find it noble to drag humanity, kicking and screaming sometimes into a future of further enlightenment.

I'm not going to name people as racists or not-racists. It seems to me though a choice must be made by the individual. If this isn't tolerable to you than you can stand up. If it does not concern you then you need not inject your voice. It's not an attack on you, your world or your advantages. It's a struggle for those who see a problem, they will keep going. Those who stand with the status quo will not be remembered as noble people, they become the false prophets of history.

Yeah pretty much. We're doing exactly what Jon Stewart does really, only Jon doesn't have to breathe life into Hannity or Fox for them to have watchers. We our the readers of the comments that hold obvious falsehoods and biases within them. We can choose to ignore them and their readership goes away, period.

Will you admit that he at least made a very good point about Al Sharpton and black leaders holding a meeting in Chicago about black on black crime. How that might be important and completely counter to watch Fox is reporting on. I think it makes a very good point that there are serious issues that are trying to be addressed and Fox won't even do a cursory search online to see what is being done. They just spout whatever they want.

So? Look around, the sift has tons of old stuff on it.