Yes it is, because it goes against what every American has been taught....that any person can lift himself up through hard work and dedication. And it was assumed that all Americans were the same, and the only ones not achieving were being held back by racism and/or poverty.
Well, as it turns out in Realityville, some people can't be helped. There is such a thing as IQ, and no amount of "good schools" and inducements i.e. wealth redistribution will change that.
I guess the only good new is that about half the black population can be salvaged. The lower half can't...simply too stupid. Sterilize the black underclass, and in twenty years many cities will be livable again without the black underclass terrorizing other Americans. A hard and horrible truth, but the truth nevertheless.
-— Well, as it turns out in Realityville, some people can’t be helped. There is such a thing as IQ -—
The value of innate intelligence and formal schooling is overestimated, while the value of moral instruction is vastly underrated, especially with regard to employability.
It’s hard to find humble, hard-working, entry-level workers.
What inner-city black youths are deprived of is the moral instruction of fathers.