[Anila]

"There will be no peace until each goes home and stays there." --

[MNDude]

““We must try to understand the context that produced it. It isn’t simply that these young black men are evil. In so many ways, we have failed them. I am not absolving them of their responsibility for the crime. I am simply holding us responsible for the world that produced them.”

Umm.....not sure if I agree with that.

[gleeaikin]

So they were from Maryland, not DC. I wonder which county.

[MNDude]

Some say we’ll be like Greece. I think USA might have some very unique problems with these thugs around if they don’t get their welfare check?

[PGR88]

Olijawon Griffin

Am I to assume the victim is white?

[GeronL]

Oh so all this violence is just cathartic for oppressed blacks?

//sarc

[wardaddy]

Victim is black

No shortage of black racist crime against whites though

Been an issue in my world since early 80s

Dumb whitebread hipsters seem to have just caught on

Must be a yankee preachy thing

Our moderates have most come back to FR....skunks they are

Nowhere to anti freep

Bet they hate this whole notion

[Psycho_Bunny]

Eddie Glaude Jr. from Princeton University:

“We must try to understand the context that produced it. It isn’t simply that these young black men are evil. In so many ways, we have failed them. I am not absolving them of their responsibility for the crime. I am simply holding us responsible for the world that produced them.”

Go to hell, Eddie. People who “think” like you are a huge part of the problem. Flippin’ moron.

[kenmcg]

Zimbabwe, South Africa........we’re right behind ya!

[Tupelo]

Proving once again that people like old Bedford Forrest were correct.

[I want the USA back]

The media protects and coddles criminals because it is on their side and approves of what they do.

[bert]

-——In so many ways, we have failed them-——

Correct....... had they been aborted, killed in the womb, they could not turn themselves into thieves and murderers.

[Little Ray]

So far so good. Next, Eddie Glaude Jr. from Princeton University. He urged us to “broaden our understanding of victimization.”

“We must try to understand the context that produced it. It isn’t simply that these young black men are evil. In so many ways, we have failed them. I am not absolving them of their responsibility for the crime. I am simply holding us responsible for the world that produced them.”

[Altura Ct.]

It isn’t simply that these young black men are evil. In so many ways, we have failed them.

We? Who the hell is we? Are you assigning collective guilt? Thought that was a no-no? So when we speak of black crime or black pathologies in general, we are supposed to look at the people involved as individuals not the collective group. BUT when trying to explain these very same issues by not holding the individuals responsible and certainly not blacks themselves, placing collective blame is okey-dokie when trying to blame whitey.