Comments on: Review: Documentary ’12 O’Clock Boys’ Is A Beautifully Shot Look At Baltimore’s Dirt Bike Riders

By: Doug C.

Doug C. — Fri, 13 May 2016 08:13:17 +0000

The idiocy of everyone in that film is astounding and the ability of young African American men to not take responsibility for anything comes shining through. When the idiot called Superman is healing about the kid that was killed, he blames the police officer! Not the dumb kid who was doing something illegal and highly dangerous, oh no. Is the cop\’s fault!
Here\’s an idea, ghetto dwellers… Pay attention in school. Use that education to get a freaking job and be like the rest of the world and GO TO WORK. I have zero sympathy for anyone in that ridiculous film, except maybe the police who have to deal with those Idiots.

By: KLH

KLH — Fri, 13 May 2016 08:13:17 +0000

This was 110% accurate of how living getto fabulous as a black mother in the inner city today today is. My favorite qoute is" I am trying to do somein wit my life cuz the state it aint wantn to give you nutin anymore" So what she is saying is that because the state is cutting back on your lazy uneducated black ass now its time to try to something out of my life an quite free loading off of the state. Any body who would let their kid get a tattoo an use profanity at that age needs everyone of her kids taken away an be sterilized to keep from producing anymore kids that she cant take care of. She makes the comment of I will carry his ass to the police an let them deal with him cause I am tired of having to deal with it. So instead of actually growing your black ass up an quite trying to be sexy wearing fake eyelashes an having tattoo partys at your house with about 50 little kids running around drinking your going to pass your duties of parenting an raising your kids up to someone else. I dont understand who or how someone thinks this is anything but an emberrasment to single black mothers in the inner city. After this move aired child services should have came in an took everyone of her kids from her. At least them they would have a half way chance of actually making a life that might acomplish something other then being a burden on society.

By: Leilani Greenwood

Leilani Greenwood — Fri, 13 May 2016 08:13:17 +0000

I thought it was refreshing and different. I really don't see why the city of Baltimore has such a problem with this. It is dangerous true, but it is better than dealing drugs or gangbanging. The problem is a simple fix, build a dirt track for them, to show off on. I know it can't be that expensive for the city and state to do , to save lives . Also prevent accidents.