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“...Let’s make this about informed, responsible, compassionate people vs. hateful ignorant people, irrespective of race....”

Remember that when you see a pack of these feral idiots coming towards you - to kick the sh*t out of you just because you’re white and in their way.

Reality is what it is, unfortunately. We’d ALL like it to be different, but there’s the way it OUGHT to be, and there’s the way it IS. This is the world we live in.

Recognize the threat, prepare for it, and respond to it with as much overwhelming force as you can, if you should be the intended victim.

If it makes you “feel” better to put it in those terms, then that’s fine; however, it won’t stop THEM, won’t make THEM pause - not even for a moment.

Sorry to sound so harsh, but reality is what it is.

I probably didn't state what I meant very clearly. I grew up in a city neighborhood that is now the location of plenty of homicides. I can't walk down the street there anymore. We have an ~50% illiteracy rate in Detroit, and the percentage of births that are ‘out of wedlock’ in many US cities approaches 70-80%. Worse, we can't talk about these realities openly and honestly because these issues are so shrouded by leftist propaganda and cries of ‘racism’.

I get that. I also know, irrespective of what the MSM and cocktail liberals would like you to believe, that there is a seething distrust (at best) and hatred within many in the black community against whites. Partially this is our fault, because we let the ‘haters’ on the left get away with promoting resentment and false ideas of white suppression for decades now, without the swift and definitive slap-down that these accusations, and those who advanced them, deserved. Every time they put forth the now tired lines about white suppression of blacks and were not refuted, the perceived legitimacy of these claims grew in society as a whole. That led us to where we are now, a place in time at assumed white guilt and perpetual black outrage is rampant.

My point is that there are conservatives of every racial and cultural stripe who are also afraid of what is happening, and they don't feel safe either. The dividing line between us is not race, but ideology. I don't want to give any of those on the left any openings to further advance their ‘divide and conquer’ approach. We should be pointing out that black on white aggression is increasing, not decreasing, and that the ideological underpinnings of this are from the left, not the right.