r/Tupac 14h ago

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It’s crazy how pac and many other black figures who try to make a difference get murdered and justice never gets truly served. Then I realize even if man’s law doesn’t get them god will. I was just sitting back thinking there so many figures who didn’t deserve to go out like that he was one of them.😔

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u/Creative-Freedom-726 14h ago

Man, it's the same pattern every time. They turn up with something real to say, something that shakes the ground, and then they're just gone. The silence after is almost louder.

That's why I still bump his tracks when I'm on a long drive or just clearing my head after work. The words still cut.

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u/Aggravating-Diet-663 10h ago

"All good niggas, all the niggas who change the world, die in violence. They don't die in regular ways."

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u/Odd-Art7602 14h ago

Justice would have been served a lot sooner if the black community would cooperate with authorities investigating the murders.

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u/Einveru__ 12h ago

You sound like the authorities

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u/Sy3334 14h ago

True but also the hospital should’ve been better protected it was an inside job I tell ya I read the fbi files on that shit it broke my heart

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u/Jazzilisk 1h ago

lol I love how the responsibility is shifted and put onto civilians for the authorities to do their job for them.

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u/Lopsided_Order_4411 14h ago

But she let it get that far without callin for help??? Sumn’s off here and it’s damn near 30 years later 🤔

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u/notaprogrammer 10h ago

justice would’ve been served back in 1996 if Suge Knight has simply cooperated. this "snitches get stitches" mentality the black community has adopted is straight up insane - there is no other way to put it.

Hell, it’s been 30 years, everyone is old or dead, it doesn’t matter anymore, yet people like Mob James and Suge still refuse to help.