Whether It’s the Emmys or the Streets, Life in America is a Ghetto

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 11:26:00 P.M. EDT

Just thought I'd drop by and make a comment and a couple GR ghetto reports.

First of all, I didn't waste much time watching the 69th Shammy Awards—renamed for Shammy Davis Jr., and the fact that the only two times I switched the channel to catch a quick glimpse—I saw a black as coal "actor" receiving a Shammy.

Fortunately, the batteries in my remote are brand new, and I can change the channel with lightning speed.

The host, Colbert, the awards and the entire show is a "Shammy," constructed to give blacks lots of opportunity to opine on politics, race, etc., under the guise of "entertainment/awards." A sham.

Over the weekend, 3 criminal events occurred—one right in my block. Two police cars flew down my street—with flashers, stopping a car a couple houses from mine. I watched as they pulled a black guy from the car, leaving his door open, and put him in the police van.

You could hear him yelling and howling, as the police searched his car (for drugs I assume). He was arrested, the car was driven off by a policeman, and that was that.

Quickly, Sunday morning at The Orbit Room, a concert hall, a rap concert was put on and at 1 a.m., 3 blackies were shot by another blackie (none killed). According to WOODTV, "Police are looking for a 5ft 200lb 35 year old black male."

Then, four teens, ranging in age from 13 to 17, were arrested after being stopped by police on a traffic matter. The cops found a batch of guns that had been stolen from a local gun store (Cabela’s).

One of the teens ran and went to a house, where there was a standoff for a short while. He was arrested, as well. Those last two incidents were, luckily, not on my side of town.

No peace in GR "no more," with the blacks increasing their numbers exponentially.