I do not share the same violent ideal he had, yet somehow I believe that we do not live in a civilization as we often call it and hence the violent reality everyone faces in their neighborhoods, and practically everywhere else in all sorts of situation.  Again, I DO NOT share the fact that violence is a way to solve our problems. But think about it, humans have been fighting for the most useless reasons over and over and over again (and we still do… Oil? Power? Food? Money?). I see a pattern, not a better world unfortunately. And no, I’m not being negative here. Again, go back a few thousand years and check how many battles have been fought and for what reasons and what the outcome has been. To some extent I like to think that animals behave more responsibly than humans; yet we call ourselves the superior race. Give me a break.

There’s a ton of stuff to talk about Mr. Shakur, and he definitely had a very remarkable life. Yet my post purpose here is mainly to let people know that it does not really matter where you come from (this is my favorite part of the post): you can always be a good, generous person who can definitely can change his/her own world and others’ as well. But since we are humans too, we can be our own destruction if ever decide to go that route… so keep both eyes open because our worst enemy is out there… ourselves!