Qiang

Being a part of a gang is serious and dangerous matters that have dire consequences. It’s like a deadly tornado that destroys everything and kills anyone who stands in its path. The violent gang culture destroys countless innocent lives and creates a constant fear and intimidates the neighborhood. It also damages several families and communities in the most destructive ways. Our negative actions and misbehaviors can potentially lead to death and murder, attending funerals of family members and loved ones and entering the judicial and prison system. In the past 20 years of my incarceration, it has provided me with more than ample time to reflect on my life and past experience. My life’s journey is extremely difficult to talk about. However, I feel it’s important I share so that it may encourage and inspire you to reconsider joining a gang and committing the same mistakes I made. Allow my painful experience and poor decision-making to be valuable life lessons to be learned and not to be repeated under any given circumstance. I was born in Vietnam in 1976, after the conclusion of the atrocious Vietnam War. In the misty autumn of 1981, my family desperately escaped from our war-torn country with a pocket full of dreams in search of a better future. In the middle of the night, we boarded my father’s fishing boat and began to embark on our journey from sea to land. After a few days, we were stranded in the China Sea after our wooden boat was heavily damaged by the hammering waves and thundering storm. As we were awaiting certain death, a miracle happened. The Hong Kong National Guards spotted our battered boat, as they were on patrol that afternoon. After being rescued from a potential tragic ending, the Hong Kong government placed our family in a refugee camp. A few months later, we were authorized to be transferred to the Philippines for a temporary stay, pending authorization from the U.S. government to legally come to the United States of America. Hungry but loved In the cold winter of 1982, my family was granted permission to come to the United States as Vietnamese refugees. This great country became our new home. My family came to this wealthy country penniless and endured a number of adversities as we gradually settled in the United States. Living in poverty was an immense challenge and entailed many struggles, but we never complained about our God-given opportunities to better our lives. My devoted father carried the heavy burden on his shoulders to find a stable job to support his young family. The unsuccessful attempts to retain a job was a tremendous stress on my father, but he was determined to find ways to feed and provide shelter for his family. We went without food on many occasions, but the love we had for each other kept us warm and full in heart and spirit. My father wasn’t about to sacrifice himself and his family’s life to come to this country to suffer starvations and hunger. In the blazing summer of 1984, after two years of constant moving, my father decided our family needed to settle and moved to Stockton, California. We applied for government assistance and we were placed on welfare. The meager monthly income and food stamps were extremely helpful, but it wasn’t enough to support two adults and six young children. A roof over our head and food in our stomach was the priority and everything else was considered a luxury. My father finally found a job as a fisherman, working for a friend in the Bay Area. The language barriers limited my father’s job options, but he was too grateful for the wonderful opportunity to earn an honest living and provide for his family. While my father was away for weeks and sometimes even longer, earning a living in the Pacific Ocean, my mother stayed home to care for me and my siblings. She became both Mom and Dad during the long absence of my father while he was away working in the dangerous ocean. Attending public school in my early adolescent years was extremely difficult and painful. Being a tiny and poor Asian kid, I became a victim of bullying and harassment. I remembered on the first day of elementary school, as I was introduced to the class, I was welcomed with awkward stares. Their puzzled and bewildered reactions made me feel uncomfortable and confused. For months, I wasn’t able to develop a friendship with my classmates. The loneliness and deep sense of rejection slowly crept into my thoughts as I played alone on the playground. I felt as if I was the only living person in this giant planet, not having another human soul who I could call a friend. The loneliness was difficult, but the sense of rejection was worse. As the years went by, I continued to suffer the verbal and physical abuses. I remember being called: gook, Chink, FOB, ugly and other despicable names. The victimization altered the way I perceived and viewed the world around me. I became extremely insecure, angry, resentful and withdrawn. to be continue ......

that's why i report it in game because of some one cheating. or server bug when you log out your car spwan at another place we saw officers cheating or using some modes or script to give them the advantage to win. being an officer does not make your character innocent people always breaking the rules if you lose your vehicle once driving it to impound is ok but not 4 time 2 time was at MD that's not random PD dont care about MD parking lot is not abuse far as you dont have iligel items in your car is ok far as i know

12. No Crime Zones (NCZ) Inside or very near to a No Crime Zone, indicated by the HUD or /NCZ command, players may not commit any crime or disobey law enforcement orders but are allowed to flee, lie, or scam IC. If a player uses the NCZ for protection the attacker must wait for that player to leave the area. Players may not go to a NCZ within 15 minutes after engaging in criminal activity or a resulting chase, unless they are turning themselves in to law enforcement. No Crime Zones are listed below. The block surrounding each zone is also considered. Legal gambling establishments Government and law enforcement offices Hospitals and fire stations Pacific Standard Public Deposit Bank Blaine County Savings Bank

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hello already 5 time i pay 15 for it onse was a guy raming the cars from NCZ to outside of NCZ so he can unlock it and when i report it they told me you need evidence of you parking it in ncz like who take picture from the place he park his car like if is NCZ is can be a bug with my character like more than 10 time i loged in game and i saw my vehicle's get choped from ncz from my parking house like please i legit can use my vehicles PS : admin timmay was very nice to give my car back onse when he saw last driver was banned for a reosan (i dont know why but i think he was the guy puching cars out of ncz) thank you

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you can unlock safes with laptop very simple like real life with hacking the lock but if you fail you will not lose the laptop and we need some change with bolt cutters because is so stupid paying 4 k for trying to steal a bike is worth 3 k and is high chance you fail unlocking the gate and lose you boltcutter

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Issue Being Reported: Error i got when i was playing Date and Time of Issue (provide timezone): 9 l 1629400125 Your characters name: lina takahashi Other player(s) involved: Name(s) here Evidence and/or notes worth mentioning: https://imgur.com/ys3Lg7R

already talk with Mr NBDY about it can be archived

Date and time (provide timezone): after the job update Character name: lina takahashi Issue/bug you are reporting: it can be abuse some how Expected behavior: it can get abused so message me on discord i will explain for you Evidence, notes worth mentioning, steps to replicate: it can get abused so message me on discord i will explain for you Shampoo#0311

congratulations you guys deserve it

+1 but not any type of vehicle

far as I remember admin's not allowed to go on admin duty in the event they involved but I am sure he had a reason but you can make a forum report if you think a rule break happened here https://forum.eclipse-rp.net/forum/4-player-reports/

-1 already lot's opportunity is in-game for criminals to make money and have fun on both sides (RP, development) like cooking in labs or cooking inside the apartment (i am not a fan of cooking in the apartment ), chopping cars, taxing people in drug labs it was like this before. and the system still is the same is just the player are playing criminal RP they like PVP more than RP and the reason criminals doing civilian jobs is not the payment I mean it can be but the strong reason is they can't get robbed by other group 24h all the chopshop's are active drug labs are empty but if any reason for not using it is not sever fault is only player fault this is nothing to with game mechanic your gang faction leader's can have this Design in game for his group so if you pickup a drop successfully he give you money