[dragnet2]

I went through the '92 LA riots, better part of a week long. The most deadly, most costly riot in U.S. history. After that I never looked at my native state the same. I came to realize just how vulnerable everything is, and found when the wheels come off, and things get real ugly, the cops became as rare as hen's teeth.

And those who think the Koreans stood them off in Koreatown because of some pic of them on a roof top with long guns...Way too little too late. What really happened was the rioters left Koreatown looted and burned out.

[AppyPappy]

My brother said his neighborhood was controlled by a Hispanic gang and they just wiped out the gun stores and left everyone else alone. They did protect their turf. But his place was robbed constantly. They even stole his cat. That’s when he moved back to where we grew up.

[Bookshelf]

Prior to the ‘92 riot there was the ‘67 riot that practically destroyed Watts, a fine town with small houses that the black community could afford. Left LA that year and never returned.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

For decade here in Charleston,SC for decades here organized crime has been ran by black and Jewish families and they get along fairly good.