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so by his own logic nig nog george shouldnt get the publicity he has?
U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers
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By his logic CHAZ should be firebombed and its dead forgotten. They are traitors after all.
Another thing that ruled growing up was my mom left old encyclopedias around the house because she would skim through them when she cooked or ate or waiting for timers to go off. So me and my siblings would do the same. IMO don't be too crushed if it seems like they are getting pulled away into the nonsense - if they have solid background knowledge of how things and people work, at some point they will come back. My older brother and I did. Oldest brother was always really based and, no coincidence, he majored in ancient history and has a ridiculous internal encyclopedia of historical knowledge. Other brother and I had the bleeding heart phase and it was just that - a phase.
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All of this has been making me really think about the underlying causes of crime and criminality, and the difference in black and white poverty. Sperg-y effortpost of my thoughts below.
Anyway, that's my effortpost for the day.
I've always believed that poverty (especially generational poverty) is the prime deciding factor in anti-social behavior, but it raises the question- what about poor whites? You see generation after generation of terminally impoverished white people (e.g. Applachia) never really coalesce into the sort of organized criminal activity and cultural lionization of criminals that you see in ghettos.
My best guess is that it has to do with community. If you've ever been to a poor white town, you can feel the emptiness. Very little sense of community, much higher degrees of isolation and anti-social tendencies. Poor white towns often feel abandoned even with people living in them. Trailer parks filled with the sound of buzzing televisions and little else. Cletus is alone in his shed cooking meth, he's not sitting on the stoop with Travis and Jebediah deciding which corners to sling from.
Since ethnic minorities were largely pushed into more condensed living spaces in inner cities, there seems to be a greater emphasis on participating in the neighborhood social sphere, and encouraged integration into the culture there. I feel like in white towns, if you fail you fail alone, but that in black communities people tend to be more easily dragged down by criminal friends / family members. That's not even to mention the shared sense of hopelessness. The prevailing cultural narratives of inner cities preach that there are 3 ways out of the ghetto: military enlistment, pro sports or a music career. As many black posters in this thread have pointed out, trying to go the entrepreneurial route through higher education and corporate success will earn a lot of backlash for "acting white" or being "uppity". And the black people who go this last route successfully are often eager to get out of the hood and join suburban / white society. So they're not in a position to be looked at as models by black youth, because they essentially disappear from their cultural lens.
Instead, black youth are only allowed to see black success either through the media (sports and music stars), or in those that stuck around and became "hood rich" through criminal enterprise. Someone earlier in the thread suggested a sort of "brain drain" on inner cities, and I think that's largely true. The success stories of minorities disappear, while the stories of failures, luckily-famous and criminal remain readily available. So it's a certain kind of programming that then limits the aspirations of the black youth in the inner cities, perpetuating it. They're given pipe dreams or the promise quick cash through drug-dealing, and little else.
So the right-wing narrative that African American crime rates are due to a cultural problem, they're partially right. The left-wing narrative that it's due to cyclical poverty is also partially right. Ultimately, I think improvement of these communities looks like successful black Americans choosing to stay involved with their communities and reinvesting in them, rather than cutting ties once they have the chance to. I think mentorship programs by successful African American men should be hugely important in communities that fail to offer positive male role models and healthy male bonding to its youth. Encourage higher education as a realistic way to advance financially and socially.
And successful black businessmen should invest in a few chains and cruise their beemer around the hood once in a while, might give the kids something to aspire to.
My best guess is that it has to do with community. If you've ever been to a poor white town, you can feel the emptiness. Very little sense of community, much higher degrees of isolation and anti-social tendencies. Poor white towns often feel abandoned even with people living in them. Trailer parks filled with the sound of buzzing televisions and little else. Cletus is alone in his shed cooking meth, he's not sitting on the stoop with Travis and Jebediah deciding which corners to sling from.
Since ethnic minorities were largely pushed into more condensed living spaces in inner cities, there seems to be a greater emphasis on participating in the neighborhood social sphere, and encouraged integration into the culture there. I feel like in white towns, if you fail you fail alone, but that in black communities people tend to be more easily dragged down by criminal friends / family members. That's not even to mention the shared sense of hopelessness. The prevailing cultural narratives of inner cities preach that there are 3 ways out of the ghetto: military enlistment, pro sports or a music career. As many black posters in this thread have pointed out, trying to go the entrepreneurial route through higher education and corporate success will earn a lot of backlash for "acting white" or being "uppity". And the black people who go this last route successfully are often eager to get out of the hood and join suburban / white society. So they're not in a position to be looked at as models by black youth, because they essentially disappear from their cultural lens.
Instead, black youth are only allowed to see black success either through the media (sports and music stars), or in those that stuck around and became "hood rich" through criminal enterprise. Someone earlier in the thread suggested a sort of "brain drain" on inner cities, and I think that's largely true. The success stories of minorities disappear, while the stories of failures, luckily-famous and criminal remain readily available. So it's a certain kind of programming that then limits the aspirations of the black youth in the inner cities, perpetuating it. They're given pipe dreams or the promise quick cash through drug-dealing, and little else.
So the right-wing narrative that African American crime rates are due to a cultural problem, they're partially right. The left-wing narrative that it's due to cyclical poverty is also partially right. Ultimately, I think improvement of these communities looks like successful black Americans choosing to stay involved with their communities and reinvesting in them, rather than cutting ties once they have the chance to. I think mentorship programs by successful African American men should be hugely important in communities that fail to offer positive male role models and healthy male bonding to its youth. Encourage higher education as a realistic way to advance financially and socially.
And successful black businessmen should invest in a few chains and cruise their beemer around the hood once in a while, might give the kids something to aspire to.
Anyway, that's my effortpost for the day.
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I don't think this has been posted yet; more weaponized niggerz outrage.
What's truly fascinating is the non-nigger apologists gunning for those woke points from their new Nubian overlord RAZ'arna:
"Show me the proof"
What's truly fascinating is the non-nigger apologists gunning for those woke points from their new Nubian overlord RAZ'arna:
"Show me the proof"
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why am i not surprised by the 18+ in the name, BLM, fatass pfp, and gay. I am so happy this person is gay. that way they are a genetically dead failure.
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"Blacks" is racist is something I see a lot these days.
Like fuck it you dumb asses, they're black, and there are multiple of them, blacks is literally correct. If you can say "whites" and "hispanics" then why not "Blacks" ya fucking cunts.
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stop using your brain man, thats not hip anymore.
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Snitches get stitches.
Then wonder why our communities are full of criminals.
Although, police can't or won't protect those who step forward. Civilians are left to face street justice.
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Adam Moskowitz / Ph.D., Environmental Health Sciences
I study the ways that working peoples’ lives are affected by their jobs and environment. Through my research and the CREATE scholarship, I plan to work in solidarity with communities that have been underserved by the status quo. After all, if a university is not striving to better the wider community, it isn’t doing its job.
Adele Dahm / HENNEPIN AVENUE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Chris Ellis, UMN
Anyway, so, as expected, a bunch of society's detritus: idealistic and naive youth led by staff from lesbian churches, ponytailed hippies, jews and other university grugs. These revolutionaries are revolting.
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Fights have broken out at the CHAZ
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What a lovely, supportive community!
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That's a man right there
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Update on the soccer lads.
Helicopter news coverage from various angles going back a few hours.
It really looks like the police are telling Englanders they don't belong in the capital.
Helicopter news coverage from various angles going back a few hours.
It really looks like the police are telling Englanders they don't belong in the capital.
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"For it's Tommy this, an' Tommy that, an' "Chuck him out, the brute!"
But it's "Saviour of 'is country" when the guns begin to shoot;"-Rudyard Kipling, 1890
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I seem to recall the summer of love failed hard and fast so I don’t know why the mayor would say that? I know why she said that but the whole hippe movement failed for a reason.
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