I can go outside my front door and snap a picture of my middle class, mixed race neighborhood, which includes many blacks, and which is perfectly peaceful. But that doesn't prove anything any more than your broad brush racial animus does.
Your "evidence" is neither compelling, nor does it support the causal relationship you're feebly trying to imply between violence and race. There are a myriad of factors other than race which contribute to the situation, and which serve to effectively dispel the tidy, convenient, cut-and-dried conclusions you jump to.
As I've said, you're perfectly entitled to harbor separatist impulses, however misguided they might be, but you're not entitled to impose your "solutions" on any other Americans.
Indeed, in this diverse country, under this superb Constitution, neither you nor any mob (majority or otherwise) will ever be able to legitimately or legally establish your distorted vision of an American Utopia.
In view of Unalienable Rights, such inferior shortcuts stand exposed as utterly untenable, and will persist in being strongly repudiated by We the People as long as this Republic stands. Thus, you should probably seriously consider adopting a different strategy and tact, along with additional, more nuanced assessment of the reality which confronts you.
The Revolution is ON!
Vote Trump!
“None of your observations justify your un-American, authoritarian embrace of racial separatism.”
I’m not “embracing anything”. I’m simply recognizing some hard realities, like Lincoln did. Denying or ignoring reality is the most un-American action you can undertake.
If you haven’t read this from Lincoln yet, I suggest you do, it’ll be an eye opener...
http://www.etymonline.com/cw/lincoln.htm
“But that doesn’t prove anything any more than your broad brush racial animus does.”
You may find this hard to be believe, but I have no amimus toward any race or ethnic group, but I do have a soft spot for reality. In fact I think that our race problem is an absolutely tragic situation and the way we’re confronting it will lead to nothing more than increased misery for all involved.
You choose to spout banalities as solutions. You remind me of the character from Candide, when he keeps repeating “we live in the best of all possible worlds” as he watches people being tortured and disemboweled.
“In view of Unalienable Rights...”
Unalienable rights is a crock. The only “right” you have is that which you are willing and able to defend. Go tell the jews in the concentration camps or the black slaves, or christians in the middle east about their unalienable rights and see what they would tell you.
“Thus, you should probably seriously consider adopting a different strategy and tact, along with additional, more nuanced assessment of the reality which confronts you.”
It’s the reality that confronts you too, but you refuse to confront it. Have you checked your white privileges yet?
“Vote Trump!”
We do agree on that one!