[econjack]

I’ve seen several related stories about Blacks and their food orders in which they become violent. Why is that? Is it a cultural thing, or is it they just don’t know how to behave in public? I look at the pictures in post-Katrina New Orleans, seeing the looting, shooting, and all the other criminal behavior going on. Then I look at Japan after their recent disaster and there’s none of the looting or anything else going on, other than helping one another. I just don’t get it.

[GSWarrior]

Trailer trash spans across all color lines.

[re_nortex]

I’ve seen several related stories about Blacks and their food orders in which they become violent. Why is that? Is it a cultural thing, or is it they just don’t know how to behave in public? I look at the pictures in post-Katrina New Orleans, seeing the looting, shooting, and all the other criminal behavior going on. Then I look at Japan after their recent disaster and there’s none of the looting or anything else going on, other than helping one another. I just don’t get it.

Thomas Sowell, Allen West, Herman Cain and Clarence Thomas are, unfortunately, the outliers in the universe of Eric Holder's "people".

See post #26 and consider the state of affairs in Africa, notably what's happened to South Africa since the "transformation".

[oh8eleven]

I just don’t get it.
Me neither. Here's my response in another thread regarding this same story...

How about the black liberation theory taught in black churches in every city, town or hamlet in "black america."
Two or three feral generations of totally irresponsible, uneducated, undisciplined, self-entitled, malignant animals,
destroying themselves and taking America down with them.

[12Gauge687]

All in the way (or not) people are brought up by their parents. Too many in the minority community had little to no supervision or guidance (not that their parents could provide either even if both were around).

Too many of these morons have been “brought up” by the government, proof positive that government needs to be reduced in size and responsibility.

In Asian cultures, as in many others, family connection is very strong and teaches to put others, particularly elders, before oneself. Sometimes that connection can be too strong. My cousin has been called back to Shanghai from Chicago by her mother, recovering from hip sugery, despite the fact her brother lives only five minutes away. Her mom claims my cousin is a bad daughter yet gives her little credit for sending her thousands of dollars each year.

[MWestMom]

Then I look at Japan after their recent disaster and there’s none of the looting or anything else going on, other than helping one another. I just don’t get it.

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When shame, self respect, respect for others, a conscience, morals and values are diluted by the psycho babble that erupted in the 80’s with I'm o.k. and You're o.k. too no matter what you say or do, we lost civilization in this country. In Japan, poor behavior is censured with no more than a look. The Japanese care very much about how their behavior appears to others. We seem to cheer on uncivilized, savage behavior. The pendulum will hopefully swing back the other direction in my lifetime.