Mad at Donald Sterling but.....

[Yapdatfool]

Isn't black on black crime in total lower this decade then it was in the 80's and 90's?? Black on black murders too???
If this is true, then something IS being done about it, right??

 

[tmonster]

avowed racist gets uncovered and booted out of major black organization:
coli improper self-analizer response: "meh, not sure if this is good, what about black on black crime though"

 

[Insensitive]

Disregard @bigDeeOT I remember ol' boy came with his schtick in another
thread about "Black on Black Violence", so I pointed him to some anti gang programs
not a fukking peep outta him after that shyt

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/a-mass-shooting-happened-yesterday-but-you-didn’t-hear-anything-about-it.162682/page-3


To be real, this is bullshyt.
I hate the idea of some aspiring young black man being gunned down
for no reason just as much as the next man, I just have no idea why this has
to be an "either,or" kinda thing.
I can't be disgusted by pointless murder and rampant violence AS WELL AS racists
who're far removed from the conflict judging a very human situation through goofy
opinions and beliefs derived from government statistics ?
Or a racist whose actively disenfranchised minorities but employed
ball players making them rich and prosperous simply because rappers have
violent lyrics ?

Who decided that this was the ONLY WAY to be ?

 

[tmonster]

Yes it does, and I agree with you. However, that still doesn't excuse the lack of accountability from within the Black community.

1. no one said it did
2. that is total bullshyt, the black community does what it can against very powerful occupying and antagonistic forces (like housing discrimination hence more reason why we can gleefully and righteously enjoy Sterling's "demise")

 

[tmonster]

I wish friend, I wish.

you can start with your job friend

 

[tmonster]

The point is, people are NOT mad at black on black crime. You can point to a few minority of blacks who will speak out but the vast majority of blacks won't say a damn thing about black on black crime.

Why Don't Black People Protest 'Black-on-Black Violence'? - Ta-Nehisi Coates - The Atlantic

black people just love violence is all

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

Why Don't Black People Protest 'Black-on-Black Violence'? - Ta-Nehisi Coates - The Atlantic

black people just love violence is all

#blacksdontcare #nottrending

 

[Kritic]

i need to get off this shyt before i lose it...

 

[↓R↑LYB]

No particular order:

Housing discrimination
Predatory lending & lack of access to capital for Black businesses
The criminal justice system disproportionately focusing on Black crime
Education reform
Gerrymandered districts that reduce our voting power down to the smallest fraction possible

Irrelevant. We need to focus on black women wearing weaves instead. That's our number 1 issue.

 

[bigDeeOT]

Disregard @bigDeeOT I remember ol' boy came with his schtick in another
thread about "Black on Black Violence", so I pointed him to some anti gang programs
not a fukking peep outta him after that shyt

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/a-mass-shooting-happened-yesterday-but-you-didn’t-hear-anything-about-it.162682/page-3

I've already addressed that in this thread. Just because you can show me these programs doesn't mean they are supported by the black community at large. What evidence do you have to show that black people actually support these programs? I never see black people talking about these programs, whether here on the coli, any other black forum online, or in real life.

To be real, this is bullshyt.
I hate the idea of some aspiring young black man being gunned down
for no reason just as much as the next man, I just have no idea why this has
to be an "either,or" kinda thing.

You're missing the point. The point is, black people do NOT care about black on black crime. This is absolute fact and if you don't believe me prove me wrong. Just because you can show me some programs doesn't mean anything if black people as a whole never support or talk about em.

 

[Insensitive]

I've already addressed that in this thread. Just because you can show me these programs doesn't mean they are supported by the black community at large. What evidence do you have to show that black people actually support these programs? I never see black people talking about these programs, whether here on the coli, any other black forum online, or in real life.

Have you done some sort of polling or is this simply your personal opinion ?
Actually what evidence do you have for your own assertions ? YOU HAVE NONE !
Even then there's more evidence CONTRARY TO WHAT YOU BELIEVE than there is
that supports it !
I don't even need you to answer this, I know your views are based on your already low opinion
of African Americans.

@tmonster for taking time to post an article showing a small
example of the no doubt countless marches against violence in inner city communities
over the past 30 years or so.

You're missing the point. The point is, black people do NOT care about black on black crime. This is absolute fact and if you don't believe me prove me wrong. Just because you can show me some programs doesn't mean anything if black people as a whole never support or talk about em.

You don't know that, you're pulling that out of your ass let's be honest.
And you've only come to this conclusion based off of what you see in
MEDIA, and the REACTION to that media by black Americans, media by the way which is not BLACK CONTROLLED,
something you continue to conveniently overlook

 

[tmonster]

Irrelevant. We need to focus on black women wearing weaves instead. That's our number 1 issue.

 

[bigDeeOT]

Why Don't Black People Protest 'Black-on-Black Violence'? - Ta-Nehisi Coates - The Atlantic

black people just love violence is all

Most black people have never heard of any of those marches.

 

[tmonster]

I've already addressed that in this thread. Just because you can show me these programs doesn't mean they are supported by the black community at large. What evidence do you have to show that black people actually support these programs?

what would you consider evidence?

 

[tmonster]

Most black people have never heard of any of those marches.

you asked them personally?