Post by malissa admin on Apr 20, 2008 21:03:24 GMT -5
[align=center]everyday i'm hustlin'
Australia. The land down under. Famous for kangaroos and the most dangerous animals on the planet.
Also famous for the crocodile hunter and being the place where Britain used to send their convicts.
Thus, the convict blood runs through the veins of the Aussie natives. Not much
has changed really since the old days. There is still corruption throughout the cities.
Drug and arms deals, robberies, your basic gang activity. The tourists come to enjoy the beaches
and sunshine but before they know it, they get pulled into the world of drugs and crime.
In come the Americans moving to Australia in order to deal off their stashes.
The Australian gangs charge far too much for the rest of the poor little rich tourist kids and thus they find salvation in buying
stuff from people they know better. Their kind. Americans, now making residence, sell drugs cheaper
than the Aussie gangs. Thus, they make more money. They sell stuff cheaper, take advantage
of the ignorance most share of the country, and make a hefty profit.
Not without getting on the bad side of the native gangs, of course.
So a world of violence and corruption swirls in the heart of Sydney. Rising crime
rates and violence against tourists make life more difficult for the people who just wanted a vacation.
Who wins out in the end?
who will rise above this?[/align]
Australia. The land down under. Famous for kangaroos and the most dangerous animals on the planet.
Also famous for the crocodile hunter and being the place where Britain used to send their convicts.
Thus, the convict blood runs through the veins of the Aussie natives. Not much
has changed really since the old days. There is still corruption throughout the cities.
Drug and arms deals, robberies, your basic gang activity. The tourists come to enjoy the beaches
and sunshine but before they know it, they get pulled into the world of drugs and crime.
In come the Americans moving to Australia in order to deal off their stashes.
The Australian gangs charge far too much for the rest of the poor little rich tourist kids and thus they find salvation in buying
stuff from people they know better. Their kind. Americans, now making residence, sell drugs cheaper
than the Aussie gangs. Thus, they make more money. They sell stuff cheaper, take advantage
of the ignorance most share of the country, and make a hefty profit.
Not without getting on the bad side of the native gangs, of course.
So a world of violence and corruption swirls in the heart of Sydney. Rising crime
rates and violence against tourists make life more difficult for the people who just wanted a vacation.
Who wins out in the end?
who will rise above this?[/align]