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  1. Black folk are some of the most racist folk there are. It is hard to recollect a people so thoroughly compromised by groupthink and violence. I have told people the black community will end up being a sideshow with violence. And all the potential of the young will be lost due to acting white.

    Key tell: when a white cop shoots a black man riots, demonstrations, etc. When it’s a black on black mass murder every week, Nary a peep. The KKK couldn’t have thought up something so twisted.

  2. Richard F. Cook:

    I see many “peeps” from black people about black-on-black violence. It’s black Democrat politicians who don’t seem to talk much about it, or who blame it on white oppression.

  3. The doctrine of False Consciousness allows the Left to evade actually having to face demographic and political reality, and they put it to use all the time.

  4. A very long time ago, back during the Punic wars, I decided to study Economics. A big reason was Thomas Sowell, and the excitement he instilled in me about the impact that proper economic policies could have on the inner cities, the education gap, and thus, the wealth gap in this country. I’ve had a handful of occasions in my life to talk to young blacks recently graduated from college. They’ve never heard of him. Not a one.

  5. Really sickening. Kemi Badenoch has actually conservative ideas. I thought they should have chosen her instead of Sunak, or even instead of Liz Truss.

  6. This is similar to the vicious commentary in Slate recently to the effect that Usha Vance is a traitor to her race and “gender,” and is oppressed by her white husband.

  7. That’s funny, I thought they were arresting people for expressing thoughts like that in the U.K. now. Does this person get a pass for racial taunting and hate speech because they, themselves, are people of color? So – the U.K. system of justice has separate codes, depending upon race, then?

  8. Neo:

    I lived in the Near West Side, in the heart of the hood in Chicago for 10 years. And worked armed loss prevention in the South and West sides. Same dynamic constantly. Child gets shot and killed maybe some reaction for two weeks then nothing. In an endless cycle. It’s not the politicians it’s the people. Seen the same thing in Atlanta, Newark.

  9. Richard F. Cook:

    You say “some reaction then nothing.” What would suggest people do? A lot of the murders are gang-related and/or drug-related. I’ve read about a lot of grassroots action against that, including by churches.

  10. I doubt anyone in America has it as tough as a black American Conservative. Used to follow about 25 black American blogs—most considered themselves Afrosphere blogs. I’d sign up and let them all know humble me was a proud white man. Maybe one or two openly resented me there, but I don’t recall right now.

    As I looked over the old bookmarks—many also seemed to have changed owners ‘n such. One old favorite – Field Negro – seems to have a new owner, and missing a great sidebar page/widget called House Negro of the Day or Week (forget now). Black Conservatives were usually listed as the “House Negro” but sometimes it would be an NFL football player who irritated the blog’s owner.

    The “Field Negro” should’ve been named “House Negro” for true accuracy, IMHO.

    Many of the black blog owners had wealthy parents—some powerful activists in ‘n around Washington. Some had gone to private schools—then on to college.

    My favorite was a black Conservative blog who had strong connections to the King (MLK) family, maybe one was an owner or blog author (?). Have lost the link now.

    Another black Conservative blog is still around – BLACK REPUBLICAN BLOG

    The Republican Party is the party of civil rights and the four F’s: faith, family, freedom and fairness. The Democratic Party is the party of the four S’s: slavery, secession, segregation and socialism (Quote By Author Michael Scheuer).

    They seem to be connected to the National Black Republican Association.

    Black Conservatives are an underappreciated group of strong Americans, IMHO…

  11. I’m delighted to learn that Kemi Badenoch is now leader of the Tories. I’m in love with both her and Suella Braverman.

  12. Racism, despite the left’s using it as a blunt instrument, actually can be a word with an actual meaning: defining people by the color of their skin.

  13. Back when the first Bush was President, he decided to have some of the US’s “black leadership” to the White House to convince them Republicans weren’t racist, or something. One of the “leadership’s” conditions was no Thomas Sowell. If Bush had real character, he would have told the “leadership” to shove it.

  14. The topic of Democrats attacking black conservatives was was in national news, when a Democrat female former national security employee interjected herself into a coffee shop conversation among black female conservatives. This occurred in Alexandria, the Va. suburb of Washington DC.
    White Lib (woman) Who Became Totally Unhinged Over a Black Trump Supporter Identified

    This confrontation between a black Trump supporter and a crusty white liberal hag says everything you need to know about the Democratic Party. One, it confirms that white liberals cannot stand it when non-whites break free from their grip. Two, this angry lady, who likely watches The View while guzzling gallons of white wine, exemplifies the condescending attitude that has led to the dissolution of the backbone of the Democratic Party: working-class voters.

    Annetta Catchings, the former chair of the Alexandria GOP in Northern Virginia, said this woman went insane, with her friend holding her back. She had just left a CBS News interview with some other Trump supporters. This group decided to grab something to eat at Tatte Bakery in Alexandria when mayhem ensued. All these ladies did was discuss the questions from their previous interview that had wrapped. What set this woman off was when Catching said, “As a conservative woman, I could never vote for Kamala Harris.” She later listed some reasons but that led to chaos:

    More at the link, including a video of Ms. Catchings explaining herself. She kept her cool a lot better than I would have. There are also videos of the arrogant white liberal woman telling the black women they were “uneducated” for supporting Trump. Sounds like my NYC relatives.

  15. Mike Plaiss

    I’ve had a handful of occasions in my life to talk to young blacks recently graduated from college. They’ve never heard of him (Thomas Sowell). Not a one.

    I am reminded of an encounter I had with a 40-something Venezuelan author at a meet-the-author deal at a local book store. I purchased several copies of his book for him to autograph for hometown friends with past ties to Venezuela. While he was autographing for me, I mentioned a book I had purchased while working in Venezuela that changed my political views: Carlos Rangel’s Del Buen Salvaje al Buen Revolucionario (from the Good Savage to the Good Revolutionary), perhaps better known in English as The Latin Americans: Their Love-hate Relationship with the United States, The author had never heard of the book, though it was published only a couple of years before he was born.

    At least the author had heard of Carlos Rangel, though he misidentified Rangel as a politician. Carlos Rangel was a journalist, and had also spend some time as an Ambassador- which may be how the author got the politician angle.

  16. Neo

    There is not much they can do. The cultural aberration they are now is so unlike black culture of the past. It was pro family. Now it’s pro money.

  17. Aggie, they’re not getting a pass because they’re black. They’re getting a pass because they are on the left, or supporting leftist political narratives. The supposed “causes” of the left from “the workers” to all the intersectionality of race, gender, trans, “Islamophobia” and so on are nothing but beards to deflect from the only thing they actually care about – seizing and keeping power.

  18. The Left doesn’t want minorities thinking for themselves, NOT AT ALL.

    Actually, the Left doesn’t want anybody thinking for themselves…and they’re prepared to do ANYTHING to prevent it.

    Remember: SLAVERY IS FREEDOM! (And your Leftist masters love you and think only of your benefit and well-being…so STAY ON THE F%^*ING PLANTATION…or be prepared to face the consequences. )

  19. Richard F. Cook said “In an endless cycle. It’s not the politicians it’s the people.”

    He’s not wrong: neo is wrong. I’m a Chicagolander born and raised, and I agree. In Chicago, in Cook County, the people really do elect the politicians, and the politicians do the bidding of the people. And the peopled are fucked. They get the people they voted for and they deserve what they get.

    neo said “A lot of the murders are gang-related and/or drug-related.”

    That should tell you something. About the culture that produces such social pathologies. Culture is a product of people.

    neo said: I’ve read about a lot of grassroots action against that, including by churches.”

    There is NOT “a lot of grassroots action against that.” That’s a myth, comforting to be sure but mostly fraudulent. Where it occurs, it’ the exception to the rule. Black churches in the inner city are, typically, hotbeds of political lunacy, anti-white hatred, and hatred for whites Jews.

  20. they’re not getting a pass because they’re black. They’re getting a pass because they are on the left, or supporting leftist political narratives.

    They are getting a pass because they are on the left AND because they’re black.

  21. The left is ugly in every venue it enters.
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    The evolution of the black population over the postwar period has been crucially influenced by the reaction to it in and among politicians, the bar, the educational apparat, the media and entertainment complex, &c.
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    If these segments behaved normally and sensibly, we’d have had fewer issues. “Normally” and “sensibly” means
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    that recruitment and promotion in the civil service, the military, and private natural monopolies are regulated by impersonal examinations, full stop;
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    that student berths in public higher education are distributed according to grades and test scores, full stop; that collective bargaining agreements are debarred by law from incorporating language which allocates opportunities according to ascribed traits;
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    that certain activities in workplaces which map to common crimes like extortion and harassment are defined as tortious (with perpetrators liable and supervisors, managers, and companies contingently liable),
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    that employers are otherwise left in peace in re their hiring and promotion practices,
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    that certain types of enterprise have a custom defined by statute (services provided by government agencies and corporations, natural monopolies, medical and peri-medical practitioners, and those providing services for travelers) while the general run of enterprises set their own custom;
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    that property owners have plenary discretion over to whom they rent and sell their property and plenary discretion over the prices they will accept;
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    that the government provides housing only for niche clientele (e.g. the military and students at public residential campuses);
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    that the government does not subsidize specific household expenditures bar for medical care, long-term care, schooling, legal services, and shipping-and-transportation;
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    that the government limits cash transfers to the elderly, the disabled, the injured, the interstitially unemployed, disaster victims, and low wage workers;
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    that schools do not offer classes and degrees in nonsense subjects or hire clowns to teach.
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    that primary and secondary students are subject to common local standards in re their behavior and that the most contumacious are remanded to day detention centers run by local sheriffs or expelled from school entirely;
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    that primary and secondary students are sorted into tracks in which each faces a pedagogy geared to a certain absorptive capacity;
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    that students with severe deficits (perceptual or cognitive or linguistic) are placed in metropolitan and regional consortial programs, not in regular schools.
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    that county governments and consortia of counties provide police services, not municipalities.
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    that police forces are amply staffed, deployed optimally, and encouraged to use best practices.
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    that incarceration or corporal punishment is mandatory for all penal code offenses, with such things as fines, restitution, forfeitures, and probation as supplementary penalties.
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    that juvenile offenders are treated like ordinary defendants, are punished like ordinary defendants, but are given reduced sentences and sent to facilities wherein the population of inmates has a narrow age range.
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    that real property is assessed biennially at market value and that levy rates in slum neighborhoods are between 1/2 the default rate in a particular jurisdiction and 0%.

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