Great post. I’m not too far from you on Staten Island. Like I said in my last post, there were no riots here after the choke hold incident.
There are plenty of illegals here, and they broke the law and have to pay the price, but they work hard and long hours, and are not really much of a criminal element.
Blacks take that trophy out here.
Come to think of it, why didn’t unemployed black men, who I see MANY of in Stapleton, get these jobs mexicans took. Work 70 hours a week, live 8 in a home, and save enough to buy a house in 2 years.
Thanks.
I think once employers could opt for foreigners that wanted to work, there was no incentive at all to hire any Americans (black or otherwise) for anything. The stories of black men working their tales off in crappy jobs to pay for educations for their children are a thing of the past; work has been dis-incentivized, and nobody wants to deal with the baggage that often comes with hiring them. Urban blacks are a bellwether for what else is coming for many young non-blacks as well (as has already been seen with drug abuse and out-of-wedlock births): Foregoing short-term sacrifices for long-term gain (in educations/job training) as well as any sense of personal responsibility (in terms of providing for one’s self).