Stop that! Do you see what you're saying?
You're saying "blacks commit crime." Which is a lie.
Some blacks commit crime. Not all blacks.
If you can't look at a black face without thinking "criminal" then you're part of the problem.
Sorry.. flame me if you must, but the first time I was mugged was on a Chicago street at age 9 with my little brother by a group of black thugs. There were multiple run-ins throughout High School, with occasional hospital visits compliments of a certain demographic. I'm now 37 and just last night a black thug noticed the painful wince on my face as he cruised past with his 1 billion bubba-watt bass boomer car, he jumped out and incoherently babbled something about doing something terrible to me and my 10 year old son at my side.
It's just the way it is and it is not my fault.
I won't sit here and say that "Some of my best friends are black..." because they aren't. Having said that I will say that *one* and only one of my very best friends of more than 15 years, is in fact a black man. We talk about these issues sometimes. There is little disagreement.
I do try and follow the civil-rights mantra of judging a man by the content of his character. But one can only be burned so many times before one develops an aversion to fire. And I will not deliberately put myself or my family in harms way just to 'prove' that we aren't racist.
Having grown up in the ultra-tolerant, liberal 70's I now find my tolerance at an all time historical low.
Go ahead... you can blast the newbie now.
Obviously you don't, because you read in a bunch of crap he didn't write.
Why not deal with the facts as presented and spare us the sanctimony?
"And there's no such thing as injustice, either. Cops are perfect, judges are perfect, life is just a bowl of cherries."
You made no such contradictions with your stated sarcasm above. If I am part of the problem, which part of it are you?