Posted on 12/31/2021 12:03:24 PM PST by euram
Wow, the racial reckoning after George Floyd sure has gotten a lot of black people killed!
According to the FBI, amid the extravaganza of violence following Floyd’s death in 2020, an additional 2,400 black males and 405 black females were killed, compared to 2019. The post-Floyd murder surge of 2020 is, by far, the largest year-to-year increase in homicide in U.S. history.
So far this year, 615 black people have been killed in Chicago (out of a total of 767 homicide victims, 29 white); 164 in Baltimore, (out of 323 total, eight white, with the race of 144 murder victims somehow “unknown”); and 373 black people have been shot to death in Philadelphia (out of 460 fatal shootings, 35 white).
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Yes.. I knew a father who sent his daughter to Christian school.. Paid dearly to do so.
His black friends said what you trying to do.. Be white?
If that’s the price to pay.. Do it anyway.
Break the mold.. Don’t stay on the plantation because others want to.
I like Ann. I do wish she & Trump would kiss and make up!
“If that’s the price to pay.. Do it anyway.
Break the mold.. Don’t stay on the plantation because others want to.”
I applaud every one that does manage to break away from the hive mind. The ones that do pay a heavy price in ways.
Over the last seven months of 2020 (ie. once defund police and BLM riots started), 4,995 blacks died in traffic accidents compared with 3,660 during the same period in 2019, an increase of 36%.Exactly. The unintended consequences of wokism are horrific, from murder, maiming, property destruction, theft, car accidents, school dropouts, onward... all because a bunch of friggin lefties can't understand that the law is law, and if the law is law, then it must be enforced, and, worse, those who insist on breaking the law will have the law enforced against them, and, even worse than that, if the law is not enforced, then chaos, i.e, that sad, long list of unintended consequences of law-breaking will persist.
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