I've heard that 70% of blacks come from a single parent? Let alone the "13%, 50%" crime stats.
I for one would not want just toss out stats to claim "see, these nigs are just more criminal". The problem is way more complicated than just skin colour. Opponents will equalise for poverty and skin colour, since poor whites are less criminal than blacks in every income bracket and they do kind of have a point. I think the larger problem is with single parents and false idols. Without a father, these disenfranchised kids will look up to whatever gangsta thug nigger rapper that's popular at the moment, who raps about doing subhuman shit. I disagree that poverty is correlated with criminality.
This needs to be fixed. No amount of whitey handouts and whitey reparations will solve such an internal problem. It's something the black community must address themselves.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=uWQvcUF0YeIhttps://youtube.com/watch?v=xQ19l9IXo-k
According to a friend of mine (who
is doing things to address this issue), the biggest problem is that for every single person trying to correct the problem in the black community, there's three trying to keep the problem as it is and five trying to make it worse, and
all of them are trying to stake their careers on it. It's a massive, multi-channel problem from top-to-bottom, with causes ranging from systemic poverty to the utter implosion of the black family unit, which is why the assholes pitching the "it's whitey's fault" and "we need more money forever" crowd have such an easy time of it - they get to pitch an easy solution they know won't work to a community that desperately needs it, and
when it doesn't work, they get to claim that it's proof of the massive conspiracy to keep a brother down.
The destruction of the family unit within the black community is the source of the overpowering majority of its problems, from increasing numbers growing up in poverty to increased crime rates. All of these fucking things, fittingly, can be traced back to one fucking bit of nonsense in the 1960s.
For the uninitiated: in the 1960s it was noticed that by all accounts, the civil rights movement had been successful - blacks were integrating well and the economy was booming, but black communities were having issues. General consensus, at the time, was that it was part of an adaptive phase - that with the removal of institutional barriers from expanded employment, the black community would advance the same way the Irish and Italians had. The former especially, as the Irish had been similarly ghettoized and had to work their way out of the same problems. The problem was that they were still stalling out, and multiple investigations were launched.
Unfortunately, when government reports came out and figured out the exact problem - namely that this was happening because less black people were getting married, more black women were getting pregnant out of wedlock, and many black families were becoming more and more reliant on welfare as a consequence of the first two, it was a tacit admission that the black community had to take some responsibility. General findings at the time were that the ghettos were creating generations of children unable to seize the opportunities that the civil rights movement had opened up for them, again, similar to what had happened to the Irish.
Needless to say, this did *not* go over well with the racial identitarians of the time.
While the timing of the report wasn't good in the first place - right after the Watts Riot - groups like the NAACP and CORE went nuclear in response to this, with one writer for The Nation, William Ryan, being one of the most aggressive voices in declaring that the report was "blaming the victim." If that retort sounds familiar to you, congratulations, you now are aware that this is a meme that's been running for nearly sixty years unabated.
With that single line catching on, the entire affair immediately became a zero sum game to politicians, and with good reason: the black activist groups, rather than addressing the issue, turned around and drew a line in the sand, reframing the entire issue in such a way that you either believed that the systemic problems in the black community were due to a massive defect in the system, and thus they were innocent victims who deserved more money and
nothing else, or you believed the black community's issues needed to address the problem itself and thus you were a racist. It has basically never been addressed since, while at the same time intersectionalists have claimed that the nuclear family itself was a toxic holdover of whiteness anyway.
In conclusion, racial identitarians and their intersectionalist allies are cancer, but you all already knew that.