Lesson learned.

 "Justin Beiber's live-in friend Lil Za has been charged with felony possession of Ecstasy and oxycodone, stemming from his January arrest after a police raid at the "Baby" singer's home.


The aspiring rapper, 20, whose real name is Xavier Smith, has also been charged with a felony for breaking a jail phone while in police custody, TMZ reports. If convicted on all counts, Lil Za could face up to nine years in jail.


Los Angeles police served a search warrant at Bieber's mansion on Jan. 14 related to an alleged egg assault on the pop star's neighbor's house.


Lil Za had Ecstasy, which police originally thought to be cocaine, "in plain view" of the deputies that conducted the raid. Police said he admitted that the drugs were his, while Bieber came up clean in the search." [Source]


I bet Lil Za thought that he was living on top of the world. And why wouldn't he? He was best buds with "the Beeb"; living in his mansion, and helping to spend "the Beeb's" f**k you money to his heart's content.


But this clueless Negro forgot one of life's most important lessons: Never do dirt with your white friends. Because, if and when you do, who do you think is going to get the  blame?


Yep, the clueless Negro.


Now folks, please understand, I am not trying to promote racial segregation, as Kat Williams eloquently stated, we all need some white friends. We just have to be careful and not get too comfortable while we live that white life. 


"Meanwhile Bieber appears to be enjoying the Super Bowl festivities in New York despite his own recent run-ins with the law.


The "Boyfriend" singer was seen partying at the Maxim magazine party on Friday night, just hours after being held at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport on suspicion of smoking pot on his private jet."


Oh yes, and looking for a new black friend.

White friends.

Congrats to my birds for putting a beatdown on those fraud deadskins. BTW, how is this even a story? I swear haters will not leave #7 alone.

Anywhoo, I spent a lot of time this weekend with some of my white friends. (Yes, field has white friends.) And, as Kat Williams says; all of you Negroes should get you some white friends. You never know what they could be plotting against us and one of your white friends might just mess up and spill the beans to you. Then, hopefully, you can warn the rest of us.

So anyway, I am talking to this young lady who is a declared republican who wants to recruit me to the dark side like some other black folks here in Phily. (Shout out to Renee Amoore)After a few drinks (it always takes a few drinks) she is telling me that her grandfather hated black people. But, she said,  her father didn't dislike blacks quite as much. Still, she wanted to make a point that she broke the cycle. That after going to undergrad and law school with black folks and developing relationships with them, she truly felt that she could say that she did not have a problem with us Negroes like her father and grandfather did. (Thank you missy.) For the record, I don't think I was going to lose any sleep if she did.

Still, this all got me to thinking: I wonder how many people have the same story that this young lady had about her parents and grandparents? I am guessing quite a few. I have heard it more than a few times myself.

But on the day that we dedicate Dr. King's Memorial in D.C., you have to wonder why this was even the case. I mean it's not like black folks were wilding out back in the day, and we certainly weren't a threat to the white power structure. So why did they hate us so much? And why did they allow that hate to manifest itself in such a way that they either passed it on to their children or made their children aware of it? Those are rhetorical questions. I suspect that I know why, but it doesn't make it any less tragic.

In this young lady's case the cycle has been broken. (Or so she says)
Here is hoping that she is the norm and not the exception.

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