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I Hate Hoodrats

I hate hoodrats, To me they are no match. I hate them with the passion. I always prayed in the hood, As a child, that when I got Grown I would go buck wild Beating anyone their backend mass, Because they are low class, They make sure that the strong, Black family existence is a thing Of the past. I hate their food stamp Selling, never excelling, treacherous Trashy tails. They are sell-outs, Because they let the government Bail them out and enslave them, Our men, and beautiful children They are hindering progress of the future. I wish that there were sharp-shooters, That would zap all of them in the back of, Their red, orange, purple, and blue hair. They walk around without a care, In the world. They are lost souls. Sold out to Satan wrecking the Black nation. They cause other strong Black women from The hood that have a little success, a whole Life of professional distress. I hope one day one Hoodrat would understand, that they are part Of Satan’s plan to rob, kill, and destroy, all Of the little black girls and boys, and most Of all killing the men, while causing who to win? Satan. One day I will get enough Godly strength To pray for them instead of physically slapping the Hell out of them. I through prayer will slam Satan’s Silliness out of them, but for right now as I work the Plow and get enough knowhow. Just shame, shame , Shame, shame, on all of the hoodrats’ hellified names. Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy. Deliver the poor and needy: rid them out of the hand of the wicked." Though this seems to be directed at other gods, it is good advice for humans as well. Psalm 82:3-4 Wealth obtained by fraud dwindles, but the one who gathers by labor increases it. Proverbs 13:11

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Date: 10/14/2009 9:50:00 AM
I like the last part best, where we get enough strength to pray with faith for them. But I do share your distress. Nicole! Sincerely, Love, Moses
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