“This is not new.”
It goes back a lot farther than that. In NYC...
In the 50s & 60s we called it “...getting jumped by a bunch of n*****s”
In the 70s & 80s the media called it “wolf packs”
In the 90s the media called it “wilding” while the blacks called it “Herbing”
In the new century it has been called, “polar bearing,” “polar bear hunting,” “knock out king” and “the knockout game.”
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One significant difference is that in current times a lot of potential victims are armed and don’t intend to be victims.
Seems to me there is already one jackass that came within an inch of getting paralyzed by a bullet from his intended victim’s gun. Hopefully more of that coming.
>>It goes back a lot farther than that. In NYC...
>>In the 50s & 60s we called it “...getting jumped by a bunch of n*****s”
>>In the 70s & 80s the media called it “wolf packs”
>>In the 90s the media called it “wilding” while the blacks called it “Herbing”
>>In the new century it has been called, “polar bearing,” “polar bear hunting,” “knock out king” and “the knockout game.”
Obviously, we stopped being honest with ourselves after the 60’s.
Absolutely true. I had the misfortune of attending an inner-city high school in Chicago in the late ‘60s. Packs of blacks jumping on lone whites and beating them was a regular occurrence. The teachers and principal told us to shut up and take it, because if we complained “they might riot.”
**In the 50s & 60s we called it “...getting jumped by a bunch of n*****s”**
There was even a child rhyme from that time...”Three against one is n****r fun!”