You haven’t named a single genetic factor there. People raised in a violent culture become violent—there is nothing genetic about that.
I know and work with many black people. I’ve yet to see a violent black person.
Take the racism somewhere else, please.
You have drunk the cool aid. Sure, some violence is a family problem. Some addiction comes from living in a bad neighborhood. But nothing even close to these factors can explain the disparity of violent crime by race. See below.
If racism is recognizing this truth, your insult was well placed.
http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2011/crime-in-the-u.s.-2011/tables/table-43
“Take the racism somewhere else, please.”
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I come from a tiny farm a mile off the nearest two lane blacktop and about ten miles from the site of the first secession meeting here in the “Cradle of the Confederacy”. Born in 1944, learned to walk behind the plow by age ten and joined the USN straight out of high school to find easier work. I have crawled the cotton rows with a sack pulled by a strap over my shoulder and I have done it with white people and with black people.
I agree, take the racism somewhere else and I say it to all races. I don’t believe that any race is born with a genetic disposition to violence, theft or murder. It may be true of individuals but when looking at an entire group it is a matter of culture, not genetics. Many of the sweetest, kindest, most wonderful people I have ever known are black people and some of the most awful excuses for human beings that I have ever known were also black, I can say the same for white people and some of those awful excuses, black, white and other races are running our government at all levels now.