We don’t have a gun violence problem.
We have a black violence problem.
Becuase we have a black family problem.
Because we have a black community problem.
Because we have a prohibition on full integration problem.
And because we have a forced association problem, without full integration.
Because in the 1960’s the democrats destroyed the black family, the black community, and the rise of black-centric middle class and elites, and relocated blacks, using the soviet model, to urban slums, to tilt elections in democratic favor, and the result has been the ‘destruction of our cities’ and the ‘black family and community’ as a consequence.
It takes only about 6 to 8% of a hostile minority to destroy the society, polity, and economy of a city. And you’ve done it and yoi keep doing it.
So no, you may not end our right to defend against an increasingly authoritarian government because you cannot create stable families, cannot control the behavior of your community, AND you vote for the people who won’t control it, AND you blame others for your failure in both casese, while falsely claiming you’re the victims.
So, own it.
Yes, ‘whitness’ (logic, science, natural law) is the most emotionally and psychologically difficult personal, social, economic, and political order man has invented, because it maximizes individual responsibility, and punishes by market and institutional means those who cannot or will not accept personal responsibility.
Yes there is some truth to the earlier and deeper sexual maturity of the black community driving greater chances of conflict over status. But denying this fact exacerbates the problem.
If you are saying your people are unfit for advanced civilization, then the evidence is to the contrary, because most of the progress of black america was made BEFORE the civil rights movement, forced integration (mutual destruction) and johnson’s (soviet) relocation program.
As always, the man in the mirror is to blame.
Own it.
You aren’t victims.
Of anything other than yourselves.
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