White on Black Crime: Real Problems vs Perceived Problems

Up to this point I have been very reserved with my opinions in regards to the Mike Brown and Eric Garner incidents. I have had enough of the stupidity coming out of the black communities, and from so called black leaders. If you can ignore the fact that 94% of all homicides in the black communities are committed by BLACKS and not feel outraged, then you are a hypocrite. If a black man gets killed by a police and you feel like the world is coming to an end, then you have been brainwashed into seeing the world upside down. You have lost all since of proportion.

Recently an 18 year old black career criminal in Berkeley, MO was shot and killed while attacking a police. Because a camera caught the incident the rioters have quieted down. The media was poised to stir up the inherent victimhood resident in the black community and exploit it to the hilt. Had there not been a camera rolling, you can bet that it would have been easy to get the black community outraged given the current racial climate. How many black males have been murdered since this incident, and how many of us really care. Unless someone is affected directly, life just go on.

When a black man is killed in the neighborhood, it’s just a shame. There is no blame game, there’s no Al Sharpton, no Jessie Jackson and not much media coverage. This is proof that most blacks don’t really care that much about their neighbor. The 94% black on black homicides points to the real problem, which cannot be refuted, only ignored. If you used the current logic and really cared, you wouldn’t just burn down part of the neighborhood, you would burn the whole town down.

Every black person that I know that moves up economically moves out of their neighborhoods as soon as they can. We all know that the more stuff that you have the more your house get broken into. How many successful rappers can you find living in the neighborhoods of their origin? None, they profiled their neighbors and concluded that it’s time to go. I’m not saying that everybody in black communities are druggies and thieves, but there is a large concentration of crime, because of a large concentration of criminals.

If you choose to ignore the obvious and blame police for your problems, then I suggest that all police leave and not serve in communities where they’re not welcome. Because, if the police are the main problem that your community face, there shouldn’t be any objections to removing the problem.

Oh, by the way several black males were killed somewhere in America this week, but don’t worry, it wasn’t by a white racist cop.