Environmentally driven? How so, blacks have every opportunity placed before them to incorporate themselves into the mainstream of society. They can live anywhere, go to school anywhere, opportunities are endless for them, there's no rhyme or reason there's all this crime and violence emanating at such a widespread level from their communities.
Like B-chan said, in some areas they control whole towns and cities and police forces and still they can't get a handle on their problem so what's up with that? There's this wave of black violent criminal acts across the country that has been gradually getting worse for decades despite more and more opportunities that are available to them. So what is their major malfunction?
Well guess we'll just have to disagree as I see nothing illogical, insulting, or inappropriate about my statement as it's definitely something to be considered, not saying it can't be overcome but I am saying that excessive violence seems to be a common reoccurring theme among the African peoples of the planet and you can't just keep whitewashing that fact away every time someone brings it up by screaming ..............
Compare Harlem in the 1920s to Detroit today. What changed? The massive proliferation of the entitlement mentality. Begun under FDR, sharpened to a fine point under LBJ, and used to destroy the black community ever since.
Now, they haven’t helped themselves much either (re: general “thug” culture). And stories like this one here serve to strongly increase the close-to-boiling anger that whites feel against them for the demands for handouts, reparations, affirmative action, lots of violent crime perpetrated against whites (and quickly covered up by a “tolerant” media), etc.
“White anger” is very real and more than a little justified, but hurling invective, especially at a FReeper who is trying to understand the underlying issues at work here, is counterproductive to put it mildly.
Prepare yourself, your family, try to help others who will listen to see the light. That’s all you can do while still being a productive member of society. That’s all we ask of blacks, too, right?
I’m not saying you should be afraid to be called a “racist,” but that doesn’t mean you should make blatantly inappropriate statements either.