Prison Wisdom - How Bloods and Crips Work Together in Jail #betweenthelines #prison #bucketlist

[TheOriginalEL]

It doesn't take a genius or 33 years behind bars to know that gang violence is senseless.

[qbanz]

He been in prison longer than I been alive

[El_Deriva_Rey]

33 years inside the can and he can still crack a smile 😵‍💫

[weedandwater]

I’m 31 and this dude has been locked up longer than I have been alive.

Seeing this makes me realize how grateful I am for my freedom. 💯

[albolvo]

The man said it in one word, "STRUCTURE". It's lacking in so many ways in so many lives. With a little bit of structure and love so much can be built. Stay safe and stay strong!

[keeshawnmanning]

Dude can still smile after doing all that time?.... amazing!

[WarGod_PsyCo]

Damn I just turned 33 Nov 9th and this guy already served 33yrs in prison 😳 life is a trip.

[posseruthless]

There’s a lot of people who go to jail for the rest of there life just to be celly next to there rivals and become friends .We are fighting a beef we dont even know about

[ezdunit]

Worked as a c.o in my younger years for a decade. The vice lords and the bloods was the most respectful gangs in that particular system I was amazed at the level of intelligence to keep the peace with all the co’s. Seen a dude ten years later and had him over for dinner. It’s def all in how you carry yourself and treat others. I never went looking for a prob but did my job.. in turn I was well respected.

[jonkline]

To still be positive after all that time, more power to him!

[CryToSomeOneElse]

OG talking like his moms is standing behind the camera all polite and shit😂😂

[ransommoney]

THEY ALL WAS SUPPOSED TO PROTECT THE HOOD NOT KILL OUR OWN PEOPLE I HATE GANGS FAM!

[youngjp]

And I thought my 3yrs locked up was a lot to take at the age of 22. Been out sense 0'9 no new conviction or time, free as A 🕊️ ain't going back
16 yrs old been in for 33 yrs😳😳
Thank God I got my shit together 🙏🙏🙏

[ismaelmelendez]

He’s 50 now young & happy . Made me realize a lot tonight

[christhepoetchristlikeproj]

Homeboy next to him looks like he ain't never coming home.

[dw]

Dude with the tatts on his face aint never getting out

[rickyparrilla]

Sad because their are a lot of good hearted people in prison who made dumb choices when they were young. I think its beautiful that this brother can still smile after 32 years in prison. God bless him and keep him safe!

[purplefeather]

The younger generation needs this type of influence. There out here taking each other out. It don't matter who it is and nobody is off limit.

[swazy]

I’m a Chicano and Ima keep it real, I respect this guy, he’s learned and let’s us young homies know wassup

[niallcnoc]

It’s sad to see a man so well articulate himself in such a good way, and you know that this man could have been so much more in his life. This man didn’t even have a chance when he was 16, that life was already chosen for him unfortunately. Where are you come from determines in most of the cases and I repeat in most of the cases where you’re going to end up which is a sad reflection on today’s society. Peace and love from Ireland 🇮🇪