Gen X Crack Dealers and Racist Politicians Who Rounded Them Up

My safety creation theory was born out of community defense against ballistic, chemical and cultural warfare waged by Gen X crack dealers in the 1980s and 1990s.

I understand interests foreign and domestic engineered this carnage behind the scenes but these treasonous Brothers signed up as its front men.
Twenty first century sentiments sympathize with Gen X crack dealers.

Accompanying this sympathy came repudiation of signature legislation used to round them up, namely the 1994 crime bill quarter backed by then-US Senator Joe Biden. It also caused castigation of my generation of Black politicians who distanced themselves from supporting the 1994 crime bill and local copies decades later.

The 2018 First Step Act signed by former president Donald Trump releasing federal narcotics prisoners from this era is the latest example of contemporary sympathy toward Gen X drug dealers.

While I enjoyed.now-president Joe Biden's back peddling and phony apology about his prized legislative achievement, I remain unmoved by such mea culpas. As a survivor of ongoing communal destruction inflicted by the first wave of violent community traitors, I don't share this sympathy.

Their greed and willingness to force a hyper addictive drug on their own people and often riddle it with bullets, disqualifies them as subjects for my sympathy.

Through my nuanced lens I clearly saw how Gen X crack dealers gave racist senators, many of whom were Democrats like Biden, an excuse to round up not only narcotics traffickers but also harass innocent Black boys and men in the name of a draconian version of 'public safety.'

I truly enjoy offering this overlooked backstory to today's discussion about Gen X crack dealers and racist politicians who rightly rounded them up.
I create safety against this lethal legacy endangering my community.

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Nadra Enzi aka Cap Black is a philosophical protector specializing in security management beside event organizers and owners of establishments serving the general public. Substack