The Cutthroat Streets of Houston, Texas | Ghost Song (Full Film) | The Short List

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Houston, Texas. A city which has seen Beyoncé, Chamillionaire and DJ Screw rise from its ashes – though it is never far from …

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  6. 😂😭😭😂 this has to be a joke Houston wants to be Los Angeles so bad!! They don’t have sht compared to the MidWest. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis. Detroit. Minneapolis & St. Paul , Rancine. Indianapolis. Columbus & Cleveland. America is getting worse I don’t even wanna bring up the DMV or Philadelphia Baltimore and New York City lmao but Houston Come on now every other souther state is scarier and that’s only because everyone in Houston has a Gun or two on their hips!! So yes guns do work

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  15. ALSO, I really relate to this young white guy. Having abusive dads is hella whack! I love his quote starting at 42:03 to 43:20 where he says "These people don't worship god, they worship themselves. I see humans but no humanity…" WHEW! F&%king deep dude.

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  21. I went thru the same thing with Ritalin after being diagnosed with ADHD at age 7. This diagnosis and the subsequent years of taking this medication has affected my life negatively. I refused to take the meds by my teenage years and now in my 30's I can 100 % point to that diagnosis and the effects of the prescribed treatment as the reason for alot of my issues I deal with as an adult.

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  23. When Suroosh came on and began the interview, I thought: "OK, the movie will continue soon, this is just going to be the setup for the big interview at the end of the film". But it was the end of the film. I truly assumed that there would be more, that it was building up to some climactic moment. Anyone else have the same feeling?

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  30. The middle east and south America are laughing at this "cutt throat" city. What a joke, all I see is a bunch of addicts and more gluttons. Nothing wrong with that just saying.

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  31. Damn… as someone from the Petro Metro that is called Houston, this documentary perfectly captures the essence of H-Town's viciousness.
    I don't live in this forsaken city anymore, but my heart feels for these people who have to struggle to live. Aside from the intense flooding, gang violence, pollution/poor environmental quality, and multi-pronged gentrification, this city NEEDS so much HEALING! I could not bear the weight of living there anymore, but I sincerely hope these folks find happiness and peace. What a tragic case… One love.

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  32. That man gave the other side of abortion. The fact that the father has no choice in that matter, can feel trauma from that choice for life, but can be on child support without an out is hypocritical.
    Father's rights really need to be considered when it comes to that or let him have an out like the mother does if we're going to be equal.

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  34. Hey Vice, can you please start crediting the filmmakers/participants in your video descriptions and linking their projects? First, this guy deserves some serious credit, so does the rapper and guitarist (incredible artists). Second, it's a pain to scroll through the video to find their names. It took me 5x longer than needed to look them up. Third, it's just plain disrespectful to interview them, profit off their efforts, then turnaround and not mention them in the description. Crediting them in the description is the bare-minimum.

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