Years ago in either Chicago or Philly, one or the other, maybe Detroit news reporters asked the leader of the local black community - I think he was a priest if remember correctly - what he thought of black on black violence. And what should be done?
Do you want to know his answer? He blamed everyone else.
He did not blame the gangs.
He did not blame the drugs.
He did not blame women dropping out of high school pregnant.
He did not blame gangbangers for corrupting their younger relatives.
He did not blame fathers for dropping their girlfriends or wives & children.
He did not blame the real cause.
Many would blame (white) society for this... then why are there successful black lawyers, businessmen, etc. Are they aliens from Mars? Did they fall from the sky?
Many of them came from the "ghettos" - hell during the start of the BLMers riots there was at least one successful black business owner whose property was damaged, I think it (his entire life savings) was burnt to the ground, in the poorer "ghetto" area - and said fuck this life.
They avoided the gangs & drugs & everything else like it was plague-ridden instead of the "easy" means to "fame". The easy means often being dead or in jail that is.
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As a Nigerian colleague said once - he came to the US to better himself. He sees so many black Americans sitting on the street corners doing nothing with themselves but getting drunk & shooting drugs whenever he goes to the larger cities. And it disgusts him.
Do you want to know his answer? He blamed everyone else.
He did not blame the gangs.
He did not blame the drugs.
He did not blame women dropping out of high school pregnant.
He did not blame gangbangers for corrupting their younger relatives.
He did not blame fathers for dropping their girlfriends or wives & children.
He did not blame the real cause.
Many would blame (white) society for this... then why are there successful black lawyers, businessmen, etc. Are they aliens from Mars? Did they fall from the sky?
Many of them came from the "ghettos" - hell during the start of the BLMers riots there was at least one successful black business owner whose property was damaged, I think it (his entire life savings) was burnt to the ground, in the poorer "ghetto" area - and said fuck this life.
They avoided the gangs & drugs & everything else like it was plague-ridden instead of the "easy" means to "fame". The easy means often being dead or in jail that is.
.
As a Nigerian colleague said once - he came to the US to better himself. He sees so many black Americans sitting on the street corners doing nothing with themselves but getting drunk & shooting drugs whenever he goes to the larger cities. And it disgusts him.
