[robowombat]

You are correct. Here in the New Orleans area it is thought to be very bad manners to point out the enormous disparity in crimes of violence perpetrated by blacks versus all other ethnicities. Middle class so called educated white people have been so completely brain washed about the ‘sin of slavery’ that they are convinced blacks must not be judged and that the psychopathology and florid dysfunction black society displays is the fault of white people and all the bad things white folks have done. Pointing out the perpetrators were all born decades after Jim Crow vanished and that New Orleans has had decades of black mayors, black police chiefs, black city council members, and a black congressman for 20 of the last 22 years and that blacks are now responsible fully for their actions produces embarrassed silence or comments such as ‘It's not that simple..’ or ‘You are being so simplistic as to be racist’.
The limp wristed spiritless nature of much of the white middle class here is more than aggravating it makes it easy for a set of basically cowardly and totally incompetent savages to constantly intimidate the entire metropolitan area. Is this unique to the remarkably screwed up New Orleans area or is it common elsewhere in the deep south?

[pterional]

Last time I was in New Orleans I was driving down Rampart St and about 20 youths jay walked across from Armstrong park toward the French Quarter. I kept my distance otherwise they would have walked across the hood of my car or worse.. I image that you wouldn’t get a fair trial for running down their youths.

[SeminoleCounty]

I think you find similar “spinelessness” in the larger cities of the South, but not in the smaller cities and rural areas.

Although in smaller cities and towns in the South, there is a lot of black crime....but you do not see it so much against whites or in their neighborhoods. You just do not have the White Guilt Liberalism in smaller cities and towns in the South

Seminole County actually is less White Guilt than other areas in the South...which may be why the GOP Governor and GOP AG sent in their own people to prosecute Zimmerman, when our local State Atty was not going to do so (and correctly so)