How Would You Say It

After this post, I've found a couple more bloggers mentioning the incident and it's the comments...

I have to ask, "If you weren't a racist, how would you say it?" or "Say the same thing as if you weren't a racist."

It's actually quite simple to phrase it without being racist about it.

It's good that it's simple, because it's not racist to notice it and say something; despite what the media and left would have you believe.

Just as turning up the stereo doesn't fix rod knock, not reporting on black-on-black violence will not make it go away.

But, again, it's not a racial thing even though it's a race doing it.

That's a strange turn of phrase.

It's a cultural thing and the decision to allow a race a subculture that's in conflict with the main culture.

The reasons for allowing it are completely racist.  The soft bigotry of low expectations has created people who are central casting examples of Klan propaganda.

Slow clap for the slow walk through the institutions.

Most, if not all, of the people in question would be normal American citizens if raised as one.  But they aren't because they weren't.

And correcting it now would be much harder than never letting it start, but the racists got their way and we never held our minorities to the same standard as ourselves.

We stopped treating them as equals, so they stopped acting like it. 

There's a ton of well meaning but destructive bullshit that needs discarded to fix it.