mrklean wrote:Ibanez wrote:
I'd be angry. But I'm not going to vandalize my community. I'm not going to cause civil unrest. If my family member was not complying with police orders, I'd be angry that they were so stupid. It's really that easy.
Btw, there's a stat that police kill more whites than blacks. Where are the whites protesting? Do you think The CLT Police Chief is a pasty? A liar? An Uncle Tom?
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Vandalizing your community is wrong, but it happens. What kills me is that many of you look a criminology as a black experience. It happens all over the world. Remember, Ireland in the early to mid 80's they rioted almost every week burning their community up as well.
I know if we had quality education in the inner city, much of this would not be happening.
The definition of "quality" and the assessment of what is currently being provided can be debated without conclusion. I love root cause analyses. One of the simplest is the 5 Whys where you state a problem and ask why, and continue until you get to the root cause.
Inner city students are not getting a quality education.
Why? A lot of money is poured into these schools with little effect. Maybe some blame can go towards the educators. Maybe to the administrations, too. But no matter what is going on, students are not working up to the level of education services provided.
Why? No push from home.
Why? Inner city families are broken.
Why? 1. They follow a historical pattern of family life, and 2. Economic struggles.
Why? 1. It's what they know, and 2. Governing by Democrats.
It's time that inner-city residents look at Democrats for what they are. They give small handouts for their vote, but the lives of the residents don't improve. All they want is their vote. They really don't care about them.
It's time to wake up and break the chains.