Can T.I. Be Pleased About Possibly Going To Prison?

You probably know far more about "T.I." than I do. He is billed as a rap star. His last name is Harris as in Franco Harris or Phil Harris or his dad, Mr. Harris. So what does "T.I" stand for?

• It seems that this young man has caught the attention of not only the police who arrested him allegedly attempting to purchase some guns. One of which was a machine gun of some caliber and some others including a 9MM, but also of movie makers.
  

• Now it has already been stated by him or his attorney that he was "set up." It is probably an almost sure thing that Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton will come out and exploit this situation as they have on many other occasions.

• Those two African American "leaders" will, for a price, start an uproar that "T.I" has been framed and will enjoin a parade to show their contempt for the police entrapping this fine upstanding young man. They will hang around until they figure they have made all the publicity they are going to and all the money that "T.I" can pay them for the PR campaign.

• Many people are wondering why they lept off of the Michael Vick caravan like fleas off of a dead dog [no pun intended].

• They had milked that "set up" for all that it was worth and moved on to the "Jena six." Those poor lads were "set up" as well. Cynthia Tucker, a very left wing columnist and also an African American had a post in her column today that wreaked of frustration with this type of exploitation.

• After reading Ms. Tucker's column we are left with the thought that "T.I." must stand for "terrible influence" and nothing more. He will probably be more popular than ever after he is slapped on the wrist and serves some community service. He would be doing his community a service just to shut up and go away.

Frankie says keep the faith, but not to yourself.