HOMEBOY SAYS NO ON PROP 6

Father Greg Boyle shares some insight on why the people of California should VOTE NO on PROP 6 in the 2008 November ballot. The interview took place at Homeboy Industries in downtown Los Angeles on September 9, 2008.

For more information about Father Greg Boyle and Homeboy Industries, visit: http://www.homeboy-industries.org/

For more information about Proposition 6, visit: http://www.votenoprop6.com/

For more information about the Sixth Sun Productions and how you can get involved in the struggle for social justice, send us an email: sixsun@mac.com

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[csunaaa]

Jose: You claimed your sorry cholo "opened a discussion", when was the last time someone would "open a discussion" in such a disrespectful manner? I had different opinions with another person in this forum but we discussed like any educated adults do in a respectful manner. If you are "moving on," then why keep on coming back at me? Is it because your drug deals have no business today because your cholo homies are locked up so you get mad at me? Jose, get a life in jail where you belong!

[loyalty213]

I opened a discussion and you've degraded it into a tirade. And you repeating 'Jose' doesn't make that my name. Let's recap: scumbag, moron, smoker, banger, ignorant. These are your powerful, educated arguments? Truly pathetic. I'm moving on, it's useless to argue with condescending children.

[csunaaa]

Jose: I help redeemed former gang members, not not gang members who are still killing people and selling drugs like you. You assume I would get profit from building jails, WRONG Jose! I am not in the construction business. You scumbag was the moron who wanted to debate with me and now have the balls to accuss me to debate with you? Did you just smoke something Jose? Jose, advise for you, stop doing drugs, your brain is not functioning properly.

[loyalty213]

lmfao, let me get this straight. You presume I am a gang member(incorrectly), which is exactly the demographic you claim to help, and here you are attempting to bait me into an argument. Your a piece of work SOCIAL WORKER. Examine yourself and you true motives.

[csunaaa]

Jose: You are getting more and more desperate now and have nothing to say but smearing. You are nothing but a pathetic gang member who is afraid to go to jail and want to harm innocent people. Tell you what, committing crimes will get you to jail and I will make sure you stay there as long as possible for passing laws to keep scumbags like you out of the society. Adiós Jose!

[loyalty213]

lmao, your true colors are beginning to show, this is good, very therapeutic. I already told you, my major isn't Chicano Studies nor am I a gang member. Was this a tactic of yours with those men, repeating nonsense to make them doubt themselves? When exactly did your efforts turn from assisting men from staying out if jail to looking record numbers up?

[csunaaa]

C=Community

S=Social Services

U=United

N=Non Profit

Use your head you Chicano Studies idiot. I was helping the ex-cons and they all agree that the only way to keep the community safe to lock the repeat offenders in prisons, so you call them hypocrites? They are the ones who know the best, more than gang members like your sorry ass. Even the the Creeps dude who was executed 3 years ago was telling people not to join gangs. Strke 3 Jose, you out(out touch).

[loyalty213]

lol relax skippy, CSUN are the first 4 letters in your name so anyone would have guessed that, but that's beside the point, you can get off your high horse. I'm beginning to wonder now, you worked at this organization for 7 years pretending to care about the people you helped and you still speak of them with such disdain? What's the name of this org, and do they know they wasted 7 years employing a hypocrite? btw, I'm not a Chicano Studies major. Strike 3 bud, your out (of touch).

[csunaaa]

You screwed up again! I did not go to CSUN, it does not have a major for Criminology. Told you that you have to use your brain, I know Chicano Studies dudes don't have that. I went to UC Berkeley just to let you know. You really have to pay attention and use your brain. I was working as a Case Manager in S. Los Angeles for 7 years for a non profit community organization, assisting parolees and former gang members to get job training and social services was my job.

[loyalty213]

lol are you going to pretend you're not bias? These laws aren't bias? Did they teach you at CSUN that building more prisons is good for a community? What were you doing in South LA anyway, did you volunteer on your own or just doing the minimum and staying detached to get some credit? And that made you an expert. I don't pretend to be smarter than you, but you can't look passed your ego to see the full picture.