Excuse me! I can count off a dozen times I have been victimized by black punks. So I have personal experienced grounded in oppression by blacks on me. Starting from when I was a kid, getting my basketball taken away by a black kid who beat me. Getting a tooth knocked out in junior high. Getting jumped several times in high school by black mobs. A previous girlfriend getting pushed down stairs in high school because her hair was blond. My wife was also beaten and victimized, going home with black eyes after a beating on a public bus in junior high. Her crime, not being black.
There are a lot of non-black people who have personal experiences of oppression at the hands of blacks. Unlike the feral black punks who assaulted us, we are civil towards those who don't threaten us. But some of us are grown up, armed, and prepared to take down any black punks who threaten us now. That's a promise.
Re your post 53, in which you recount the unpleasant experiences you had in junior high and high school at the hands of black punks and mobs: I was so fortunate as to never have gone to junior high, high school (or college, for that matter) with such “gentlemen,” having grown up in the cracker South.
Eat your heart out.