Quote from phenomena:
Of course there are classes of black people. Of course not all black people are violent, feral beasts. No one is saying that.
We're saying that there's a minority(mostly black and hispanic)on white crime EPIDEMIC. And although it's not new at all, it's getting worse.
Yet, the PC orthodoxy is quiet. None of them are ever considered "hate crimes". Those laws are only used to go after white people. The rate of interracial crime committed upon white people is 1200%+ the rate committed upon blacks by whites, while blacks are only 12% of the nation... Think about that!
Had this happened to a black child by a group of white kids it would be spammed across every major news network, there would be more "black in america" cnn specials, we'd hear for months about the tough, unfair lot the poor black people have because of the discriminatory, bigoted white man, there would be candle light vigils across the nation. Yet white kids get the shit kicked out of them for sitting in the wrong place on the bus, old white women get their face shattered, which girls get raped, and the media is nowhere to be found, the "hate" prosecutors are silent... Everyone is scared to say anything about it because then they will be "racist", and no one wants to be racist, that's the WORST thing you can be in America. How long do you think things will remain stable? White people have run, left the very cities that they built to avoid this fate, but now the suburbs are offering less and less shelter. Just how long do you think this will remain stable? A thinking black person should welcome an open and honest dialog on racial issues. Why? Because the longer it's bullied into silence by the PC clergy, the worse things are going to be when the pendulum swings the other way...
Instead of asking yourself why we "hate" black people so much, why don't you try being honest with yourself about how you'd feel? Why don't you try thinking about why blacks are committing such a comically disproportionate share of interracial crime? How do you think that this epidemic has effected law enforcement practices in general? Do you think it's helped or hurt people who are trying to decriminalize most drugs, or are who are trying to preserve the right to bare arms? Do you think it's help or hurt government officials who disregard the right to personal privacy, and to protection from unreasonable search and seizure? Do you think it's help or hurt officials who are abusive of power?
