Anti-white and anti-rich liberal garbage. First off, I'm Hispanic and grew up poor in a bad neighborhood and for some time on Welfare. Not once did all 15 of us kids on the block blame others for our living conditions. Instead my parents whipped us for going out without their permission. We not only had to do our homework, they assigned us tons more so not to get into trouble and to advance ourselves. All my siblings and I today do WELL. Lessons from this movie: it's immediately white peoples fault for your conditions, rich people only make their money by stealing it, rich white people don't associate with Hispanic poor people, crossing the side is basically the "the wall", and finally, if you're going to do something really stupid make sure you get away with it while treating your friends like trash Keep blaming everyone for getting on your bike and breaking into houses. Then you wonder why Asians study, take SAT prep classes, fill up universities and take the majority of new corporate jobs. Geeze, because they don't blame, they act. Also, I've yet to meet a rich (white or otherwise) person that mistreats their help our employees. Maybe Hollywood feels guilty they do it to their maids and employees and this is their way of dealing with it. This movie had a chance to show how poor people blame others and then realize many of their downfalls are of their own doing, but failed miserably to send this message.
