The Good Die Young...

Explain what "The Good Die Young" means to you..

Apparently, to me, it means anyone who does what they believe is right, will die young. Hence...the good die young.

Whether it may be being in prison for a crime or anything else. As long as they believe it's right from the bottom of their heart and not even the law or the government can stop them.

And by "the good die young" I don't mean this new society bullshit. Pay your taxes, follow the law, don't go to prison, etc. Anyone who listens to this shit is evil in this case.

 

No, its not a guarantee thing, its just a comment that many of those who die young are good people.

 

Can you not worry so much about spamming for post counts and take a moment and respond to what I'm talking about or don't post at all? Thanks.

 

I think you'll recognize this quote. It was kinda prophetic, if you ask me.

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

 

Yes, exactly...

Isn't it funny how everyone who goes against the law, breaks everything, tries to do what they believe is right...DIES YOUNG...

And then...the quote "The Good Die Young" matches with the same case..

I'm just thinking...is being "good" known as to not follow the law and doing what you believe is right? Whether you will get killed, annoyed, prisoned, etc?

 

For next time, report my post instead of calling me out. What you are doing is spamming. I am responding to you and saying that The Good Die young means something different to me then it does to you. You said " it means anyone who does what they believe is right, will die young" I'm saying that to me it means the opposite of that, that being good isn't the cause of dying young but rather a common trait of those who do.

 

You repeated the same thing that has been said by every single person. What I'm saying is you need to search deeper than the media bullshit filling up your head. You didn't, you just posted what you heard five hundred times but, didn't give any thought into what I was saying.

 

Depends on the situation. You do need to follow the law under normal circumstances, but if there comes a time that "the law" becomes unjust (and I'm not saying "the law" is always unjust), it should be up to the people to realize it and do something about it, even if it means breaking said laws.

 

Well, I mean like..

Someone who will go out of their way to prove a point, even when the government or someone with more power than you tries to stop you and you still do it because you believe it's right...they end up dying.

It's as if the law is fighting against nature and it's evil. In order to be good, you must let nature take it's course and not let the government or the law direct you to do what they want but, you do what you want.

 

No Thuglife I'm outright disagreeing with you. Look at these statements you're making "Isn't it funny how everyone who goes" "it means anyone who does" you're essentially saying anyone who believes in a cause is guaranteed to die young. I'm saying that's a load of shit.

 

How about you post your explanation other than just disagreeing? If you're going to be vague about it, don't bother.

 

Well, you can't just go and break the law simply for the sake of breaking the law. You need to have a cause. Identify which laws are just and which are not. It's the ones that are unjust you need to be doing something about.

I'm having trouble seeing where you're coming from. Which instance(s) are you referring to where someone was killed for going out of their way to prove a point?

 

I simply stated breaking a law or doing what they believe is right from the bottom of their heart. That doesn't mean just for the sake of doing it but, because they believe it's right.

For example, Tupac, Notorious B.I.G, and Eazy-E

Tupac is obviously, he's known for being wise, argumentative, and every thing about the world and miraculously died without knowing who killed him..

Eazy-E in this case made a song called "Fuck Tha Police," and was contacted by the FBI to "tone it down a bit" but, he wouldn't and he died from "AID's." Many believe the "AID's" is an excuse as well, including Eazy's own son who's a rapper.

And I'm not talking only about these people, but, these are the only iconic figures that are easy to point out. There are tons we don't know about.

 

I've posted it twice, but heres a third time for you. I believe that "the good die young" is simply a comment that often those who die young are good people. I don't think its a statement saying that if you believe in a cause you will die early.

I don't believe that the opposite is true either. Many bad people die young. Look at Tupac for example, he was a faux-gangster who sang about social inequality for profit. Not to mention the sexual abuse case.

 

No, you don't understand. You're not going deep enough. Just don't bother posting, please.

To dumb it down...

What do you makes a "good" person?

As for the sexual abuse case and all that bullshit was media crap to get him distracted from his albums and all the crap. It was a way to dirty up his name because he had so many followers and soon after everything that happened to him, he still got up and and wouldn't quit doing what he did. He still fought for what he believed was right and was eventually killed by an "annonymous" person. Same thing goes for Eazy-E and Notorious B.I.G and everyone else.

 

Just answering your question bro.

 

I edited my post above yours to include more details.

 

The good die young?

What about Mother Teresa and Gandhi?

 

No, you don't understand. I'm talking about violence, extreme measures, and shit.

Gandhi and Mother Teresa didn't believe in violence. They always stayed within the guide lines of the government.

The people I'm talking about do violence and many other things whether it's the law or not. They will do anything they believe is right.

 

Well they should be in jail then.