Andrew Callaghan

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2,527 appearances 8 recordings 6 series first heard Apr 2024 last heard 22 Jun

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It really is like- That's like how Aberdeen, Washington, and Eureka, California are. Yeah. It's like the specific breed of tweakers who are perpetually in recovery. Yeah.
Shout out to my boy.
I know, dude. Like, Pill made a new song because he was like, yo, Dear Kelly's doing numbers, blood. I'm about to come up with a new song. Right? His new song is just like, basically like him, like the lyrics are just him being like, Pill can't say the N word. Fuck you, bitch. And the whole song, the whole song is just like, Pill, my name is like, I'm just like, bro, this is not the marketing.
And it's literally like you can look at it like an earthquake spreading from San Francisco. All the Frisco natives live in Oakland, and all the Oakland fools are in Sac and Stockton.
Dude, that's the thing is like, it's almost like they use certain buzzwords to program and get people upset. Like, you know, Colorado is a place where everyone thinks it's just a bunch of white people. So you say, like, the average person thinks, like, oh, Colorado. It is white.
There's a lot of white people there, but they say the same thing about Seattle, Washington. Sure. So it's like, you know, obviously they think, like, migrant gangs taking over. Colorado hits a lot harder than, like, a migrant gang taking over a small Nevada town. Everyone's like, ah, we'll let them do whatever the fuck they want to do. Yeah. So I think that worked pretty well.
But, like, you know that, like, Colfax has always been, like—
Always been that way. We have something like Colfax in Seattle called Aurora. And it's like everybody from Seattle is like, yeah, watch yourself on Aurora. And so if you were a migrant, you live somewhere that's cheap as fuck where they're not going to check for your papers. And every single bad neighborhood in America has gangs.
Yeah, shout out to Aurora. I love it down there. Great people, strong people. Yeah, just like regular people. Doing their thing. Yeah. Being regular.
Dude, exactly. And they almost create these correlations in their mind. It's a sequence of events that might not even be true to reality. First, this happens with my house in Kelly's case. And then this happens with the election. It's all theft. Honestly, it is all theft. I mean, the world is based upon the exploitation of the poor.
And speaking of gangs, we also started those. Gangs began here. Even the gangs that people see as being these Central American threats, like MS-13 and 18th Street, those started in L.A. And they also started and grew in American prisons. And then Reagan deported those people to El Salvador. These poor El Salvadorian people get basically taken over by American trained gangs.
And then they come back with their tattoos that are like an American tagger style on their whole chest.
didn't even know that i didn't know that it goes back to reagan sending them to el salvador ms-13 started in koreatown in los angeles because the salvadorians were getting bullied by the mexicans who were living there so ms-13 the reason they go like this is because it started off as like a black metal like hangout club so these salvadorian kids who would like do this they'd listen to like black sabbath and talk about how they're tired of getting pushed around by mexicans and then so like they just started getting more and more savage just mexican
Yeah, and so they took it to the next level, you know Then they started going to jail and they were like, oh shit full sink We're actually satanic because in Mexico, they're pretty scared of like we're very it's a Catholic country. Yeah, it's a very Catholic country So they're thinking like how do we scare all these Mexicans? Let's act like we're demons
and so it worked and uh 18th street formed as a rival salvadorian gang because now these new salvadorians came and they're like we want to hang out with you guys ms was like fuck you for we're the guys yeah and it's still going i mean it's still a big presence in you know california that's the thing about this idea about gangs most people especially like news consumers don't even know how close they actually are to gangs there's gangs everywhere you might just not see them
You got people who are like, I live in an upscale part of San Diego and I'm sick of these gangs coming across the border. It's like, well, dude, if you actually knew what was going on in your city, you might realize there's some gangs. There's also crazy rich kid high school gangs.
You know, also too, like with the rappers like Lil Wayne becoming famous, especially you saw it in the South, people just would listen to Lil Wayne and be like, I'm a blood.
you know what i mean like it really happened like i i knew some bloods in new orleans and i was like how'd you guys become bloods they were like back in the day like 2009 like my big bro was just connecting hella with that carter three album you know what i mean he slaps and he's like i got my fucking that's so funny and then it's like at that point it's like that's your big homie yeah i'm kind of scared of him and he fucks with little wayne so i guess we're bloods now so we're bloods only wear red go buy bulls jerseys
Yeah, and, like, gangs are pretty accepting if you're, like, from somewhere else. So they probably go to L.A. like, what's up? I'm a blood from New Orleans. No one's going to be like, is it because of Lil Wayne?
And those gangs were also started, you know, low-key by the FBI, too.
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