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He’s right. The black on black killings did not reach “all time high” , so the post is misleading at best and unmoderated. The links that he posted don’t support the “all time high “ claim. It’s not lunacy to point that out.
As black on black murders have reached an all time high in NYC this year, apparently the painted slogan "Black Lives Matter" has more value than the actual black lives living in the violent neighborhoods.
Wonder how much tax money he wasted a day to protect his little grade school mural. It would really be a blessing if an air-condition unit falls on him.
Response:
As a young boisterous adult I learned a very valuable lesson during my apprentice years.
The squeaky wheel always gets the grease.
As an adult male with years of experience under his belt I was fortunate to learn of the following.
If it keeps on squeaking it gets replaced.
So there you have it in a nut shell.
The louder your voice the more silent you become.
27 cops to protect an ideology while people are dying in our streets at the hands of thugs. How Marxist!
He’s right. The black on black killings did not reach “all time high” , so the post is misleading at best and unmoderated. The links that he posted don’t support the “all time high “ claim. It’s not lunacy to point that out.
Besides the fact that the city had well over 2000 murders year over year from 1986 to 1994.
If you look at 1986-1994 that was during the height of the crack epidemic. It's safe to say that more than half of those murders were drug and gang-related that were black on black killings. The White man wasn't going up to Harlem or East NY, or Bedsty, or Spanish Harlem, or Grand Concourse shooting the place up. Quite the opposite. If the Whiteman dared entered these areas he was there for two things. Crack or ass, and both might get him killed.
If you look at 1986-1994 that was during the height of the crack epidemic. It's safe to say that more than half of those murders were drug and gang-related that were black on black killings. The White man wasn't going up to Harlem or East NY, or Bedsty, or Spanish Harlem, or Grand Concourse shooting the place up. Quite the opposite. If the Whiteman dared entered these areas he was there for two things. Crack or ass, and both might get him killed.
Yeah, and since early 2000s the phenomenon of gentrification, meaning the creative types and then people with means arriving, became more real. Gentrification has been written about and even politicized to win electrons. A lot of folks moving back to “gentrify” certain neighborhoods were white. Meanwhile , during the mob rule 70s, crack epidemic 80s, and murderous early 90s, people fled to the burbs. So I don’t buy the comparison to those decades, nyc has obviously much appeal to new “gentrifiers” , and it still gets a lot of immigrants, just look at areas like Richmond Hill / Ozone Park in queens or in southern brooklyn.
If you look at 1986-1994 that was during the height of the crack epidemic. It's safe to say that more than half of those murders were drug and gang-related that were black on black killings. The White man wasn't going up to Harlem or East NY, or Bedsty, or Spanish Harlem, or Grand Concourse shooting the place up. Quite the opposite. If the Whiteman dared entered these areas he was there for two things. Crack or ass, and both might get him killed.
What? Who do you think controlled the Crack Heroin Coke game?
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