Understanding the Pathology of Criminal Behavior in Urban Amer., pt.1

UNDERSTANDING THE PATHOLOGY OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR IN URBAN AMERICA: In this DVD, Dr. Hagins explains how the powers-that-be set and determine the destructive path for our youth before they are even old enough to understand what is happening to them. He further explains how the basis for the development of this social structure is for the purpose of establishing a totally predictable economy.

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[SeethingGreen]

This guy's rhetoric has no content. He's just making people agree with him....even though there's nothing to agree with.

[salahudeenabduladl]

@SeethingGreen I believe we're on the same page that even if this man does possess several degrees the "halo effect" comes into play if he does not refer to his secular knowledge base when discussing social problems that are best explicated and defined by the social sciences such as forensic psychology or sociology; rather than religious dogma and melodramatic homiletics. I'm vexed and led to distraction by traditional black peachers being more entertainers than "teachers" of real solutions.

[salahudeenabduladl]

@SeethingGreen Amen!!! There are too many pseudo intellectual, jack leg, scalawag, carpetbagger, snake oil salesmen in the black community who are themselves truly ignorant and personality disordered. Such corrupt ignoramuses offer black people false hope of magical thinking, abstractions, and emotionalism; rather than rational thinking, evidence based solutions, emprical analyses, concrete objectivism, and pragmatism. Discussions on criminality warrant forensic analysis, not preaching.

[SeethingGreen]

@EandA23 In any case, he does not know his Greek etymology, ya dumb motherfucker.

[EandA23]

@SeethingGreen He is a real therapist with 5 degrees but thanks

[ChristiansMustLearn]

@SeethingGreen he does that sort of thing pretty frequently

[SeethingGreen]

"Pathology" does not derive from "path." It's "Pathos," man. " an element in experience or in artistic representation evoking pity or compassion"

If you're going educate people, make sure you educate yourself first.

[jock1454789]

he gay he like men

[MrRobby833]

Good