Another time when my oldest brother was about 13 he was selling flowers at the elevated train station. ( My uncle owned green houses.) Two gay men made advances to my brother. When my uncle learned about it, he and another uncle had a talk with these guys. Again...The same story. These guys never approached my brother again.
When my oldest brother was married with a family, drug dealers set up shop on a neighborhood corner. The police did nothing. So...My brother and a neighbor had a quiet and friendly talk with the low level dealers. They pointed out the various roofs where a sniper could easily hide himself. They reminded the dealers that police wouldn't be very interested in investigating the death or injury of a dealer, and maybe they would be better off finding another neighborhood. The next day they were permanently gone.
I often wonder about these bullying stories. When are the men with balls in the family?
I think there have been about 10,549 "studies" about black communities, and the common denominator that even the liberals cannot dance around is the fact that the majority of these families have no father around to instill love, discipline, and rules.
The kids resent their single mother, who may try and overcompensate for a lack of father by becoming belittling and overbearing. Their kids start acting like caged animals who have been beaten in their cages, and anger swells up. The mother is resentful for being poor and finally realizes she was used and abandoned, so she beats and abuses the children.
They have no outlet for their anger and rage.........then......they discover their "black leaders" and community condones (and even applauds) hatred and violence towards white people.
Voilà - instant powder keg.
I am not a genius, but I defy some liberal sociologist to make more sense in a 100 page report than what I just posted with a few words.
ANother useful tidbit of info is that the slugs from high velocity hollowpoint varmint rounds (22-250, 243 etc) literally disintigrate on impact. Gone to shreds.
Awesome