Video: The disgraceful yet hypnotic Alabama high school basketbrawl

If a person doesn’t, it’s because they have already accepted the reality of the situation. It is only the PC police (a role you are playing right now) who create the atmosphere that we are discussing. If it was an unabashedly accepted that it is no surprise that black youth went on a riot during a bball game, and people like you didn’t criticize people for noticing it, eventually, there would never be discussion about it and blacks would finally receive the equal treatment they have been clamoring for.

So, do your part in treating all people equal. If you don’t get vocal when “whitey” is generalized, then give blacks the same consideration. That will unshackle them from liberalism and give them the power and freedom to expect equal treatment. Only when all blacks understand that they are more than capable to compete (and win) on a level playing field with other human beings will they take their deserved status in society.

It is because liberalism treats them like sub-humans that they turn to violence to make up for that lack in self esteem.

csdeven on February 19, 2009 at 7:51 AM

I never criticized anyone for noticing. What I meant was there’s a difference between not being surprised at the race in certain incidents, (I wasn’t surprised either)and having your first thought be–I already know what race it’s going to be before I even look. As I stated before, when I hear something about serial killers, who we know are almost all white men, I don’t automatically think oh here’s another crazy white guy out killing women. I think, wow this person must be insane or psychotic or whatever. I’m not surprised when I see that it is indeed a white male, but my first thoughts are about the crime itself and the victim(s). (Exception being when one is giving a description of an offender who is still being sought in a crime. Then, of course the race & sex descriptors should be the first things given)

I am a police officer, but there is nothing pc about me. You don’t know me. You’ve never conversed with me on this site or anywhere else. I am an equal opportunity condemner. What’s wrong is wrong, no matter what race. I don’t generalize about whites either and I call out friends & family when they do it. Having been the police for 22 years in the inner city of Chicago, I know better than most what liberalism has done to blacks. That’s how I became conservative, by witnessing it on a daily basis up close and personal. I strongly believe in criticizing the bad or criminal behavior of anyone who engages in it, regardless of their race. But when race is the first thing that comes to your mind, I think you risk believing that certain behaviors are endemic to certain races and that can be dangerous. I understand that young black males are much more likely to engage in these types of behaviors, but as you and others have already said, that is cultural. It’s the result of liberalism, single mothers and so on. It’s not because they’re black, and when too much focus is placed on race, that’s what many people tend to think.

macblanegirl on February 19, 2009 at 1:55 PM