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I am not apologizing for any community of any colour, and I am also not calling you a troll.

While I agree that there are distinctions among differing types of violence, it is each individual within the community who should take responsibility for their own behaviour ultimately - and that is over the long term.

It is not liberal whitey or black liberals who shoulder all the blame, but it should not be denied that for decades, the marxists have been infiltrating every minority community in the US.

It is a documented part of the overall “strategery” of the avowed communists to create, and foster envy among classes and races, even among people of different belief systems - to divide them from one another with emnity, distrust, suspicion, to goad them into sporadic retaliatory acts of violence against one another, and to generally foment rebellion and anarchy as outgrowths of all the other moral degeneracies.

We have to remember who our real enemies are, and who are simply the tools in their hands, the “useful idiots” who aid their cause unknowingly.

Of course for safety’s sake, we also cannot expect people in full anarchy mode to stop their pillaging or whatever, to listen to us gently explain to them how they have been set up and played for fools.

When a community such as the American blacks have seen 2/3 of their babies aborted over the past 34 years, had their nuclear families destroyed - the fathers made to feel or be obsolete by the welfare nanny state, seen the staggering percentages of drug addiction, alcoholism and other social decays impacting them...consideration and compassion is in order, just not a suicidal variant.

Even now, the unemployment rate among younger black men is at 34.5% across the US. I honestly do not think the Congressional Black Caucus, or Obama care one damned bit about REALLY addressing themselves to that in a constructive way. It serves their purposes too well to interrupt a status quo that is worsening enough that it could produce a crisis - or at least a large group of unemployed, “disaffected” and easily angered and manipulated folks.

We have heard obama’s expert vernacular turned upon healthcare providers, banks, insurance companies, “the wealthy”...one demonization after another, and we know it is not accidental - nor ineffectual.

As conservative people we should do a better job of identifying the real perpetrators, and outing them for all to see, and “they” need to - as part of the larger American community - do more to try to understand it themselves, and to set and achieve higher standards for themselves.

Windflier talked specifically about his upbringing in this regard. He was among the fortunate who had family members unwilling to blindly accept lower standards, lesser effort, worse behaviour and unwilling to so easily seek to blame another for their challenges. But I think the results we see all across the land are indicative of how easy it is to fall into such traps.

Star Parker wrote an excellent and informative book about her experience transitioning from an ill-behaving, lazy non-working member of a government-dependent underclass...and turning herself into a living, breathing success story of a successful practicing Christian businesswoman. Her book title is evocative: “Pimps, Whores, and Welfare Brats”.

I recommend it.