Six people found dead in Milwaukee home were killed 'execution style'

Again, simplistic. As you well know blacks make up about 13% of the population, yet commit about 50% of the crime.

After the Valentines Day massacre, what happened? Blacks have refused to do anything about the crime epidemic in their communities. Whites do something. See the difference?


Actually, that isn't quite accurate....

Black males are about 7% of the population of that 13%......so 7% of the population is committing over 50% of the murder in this country.....at the same time, the majority of those murdered are also young black males.....
 
Of course…as simplistic as blaming “a culture” broadbrushed on an entire people.

Tell me, when Al Capone and the many mobs and gangs of whites were shooting people, conducting drive by shootings, massacres etc….and attracting the interest of many young people, did anyone blame white culture?
Al Copone? Damn that is 100 years ago and you want to bring that shit up, because you cant find something in the last 10 years other than failed FBI lunatics that allowed teenagers to shoot up schools. Yeah, it is the culture of the inner cities thanks to progressive mindsets like LBJ's great society where you put all the poor blacks into a 10 square mile block, call it the projects, then expect those blacks, many fatherless, to do something other than kill themselves and others. People like you Coyote who keep voting in the same people who fail the black population, only because you were brainwashed into thinking they want to help you....

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No---but then again WHITES went after them, and non-catholic whites wanted to stop allowing them into the country. When they were gunned down by cops, whites rejoiced and supported the cops no matter how shady the shootings were.

Blacks as a group don't do this---as a group, black culture supports criminals even though by doing so they encourage their kids to become criminals and encourage more crime which always means more crime against blacks themselves. It's looney wouldn't you say.


The worst case of lynching in the U.S. was the lynching of Italian Americans.....


The March 14, 1891, New Orleans lynchings were the murders of 11 Italian Americans and Italian immigrants in New Orleans, Louisiana, by a mob for their alleged role in the murder of city police chief David Hennessy after some of them had been acquitted at trial.


Leftists like coyote must really hate the internet....wrecks all their racist bullsh*t....
 
Dayammmmmmmmmmmmm, these mofos got caught napping.

Six people who were found dead in a Milwaukee home on Sunday were shot dead in an 'execution style' mass killing and three of the victims were due to testify at an upcoming murder trial, police have revealed.
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The bodies were found in a home on North 21st Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Sunday afternoon.

Police were called to perform a welfare check and inside, they discovered Caleb Jordan, 23, Javoni Liddell, 31, Charles Hardy, 42, Donald Smith, 43, Donta Williams, 44, and Michelle Williams, 49.
Probably bought tickets to the nfc championship game that they thought was going to be in Greenbay
 
Actually, that isn't quite accurate....

Black males are about 7% of the population of that 13%......so 7% of the population is committing over 50% of the murder in this country.....at the same time, the majority of those murdered are also young black males.....
Actually not quite accurate. Black males committing crimes are of the age group 14-45. They represent a tiny percentage of the overall population.
 
Not saying that it is the case here, but this kind of thing will be worse in cities like Milwaukee and NYC where their "bail reform" is letting serious criminals back on the street. Dead witnesses and even more who won't testify.
 
The DA/Cops working the murder case, that 3 of these people were going to testify in, have serious explaining to do.
 
Simplistic, but on point. The difference between a systemic problem, and an individual problem.

Which explains the vastly different numbers between the two groups.
Thanks for a thoughtful post Correl, I appreciate it.

I disagree about the term “systemic” applied to it however.

Does violent “gangster culture” permeate every level of black society? Or is it more to do with socio-economic status? Historically violent gangs have always been a problem…..at different times it was the Irish, Jews, Italians usually associated with the poverty of new waves of immigrants. I don’t hear mothers joyfully proclaiming their kid has joined a gang, instead I hear fear and concern that “the streets” will take their kids.

Man, I wish we could have an honest discussion of the issues, so that we could actually address them instead of having any real discussion shut down by demagogues.
I do too, but it means a willingness to listen to each other, and a willingness to accept disagreement and different points of view. That seems hard to do here.


Imagine if over the last 50 years, we had real policies directed at really addressing the causes of the different problems and had even moderate success.


Tens of thousands of people who are dead in our world, would be alive.

Whole communities, instead of being crime infested hellholes, would be poor but hopeful and good places to raise families.

The problem is you are looking at very complex problems that also happen to contain a lot of sacred cows. There are so many issues at the heart of this: poverty (in itself complex as it also involves living in unsafe areas, lack of access to many things, poor schools, the economic opportunities crime and drugs offers and the high visibility of “success”, the historic effect of racism in creating these places….etc).

Historically urban ghettos have always existed and crime within them. Typically one group eventually moves up and out and another moves in. Immigration history is full of that. I don’t think you can separate poverty and crime and there will individuals of all races and ethnicities who prefer the easy big cash rewards that drugs can bring (for example).

This is all strictly just my opinion…but real change has to come from the community level first and that has be supported higher up by those who have the power to legislate and distribute resources. We are too vested in top down, one size fits all solutions and they don’t work very well. The people in those communities know better than than ivory tower do gooders and arrogant “poverty is a moral failing” politicians.

Maybe we also need to look at what happened to once vibrant communities that are now failing. Maybe the political powers put in a super highway that divided it, effectively destroying connections and living conditions. Those who could, left, those who couldn’t stayed and those who moved in were not going to be home owners or grocers so instead of a grocery, pharmacy, restaurants or hardware stores you had before, but pawn shops, bail shops and hot spots. It doesn’t have to be a highway, it could easily be a landfill, aluminum plant, etc. And, race does seem to be a factor in that many of those things are put in traditionally minority neighborhoods.

So how should we fix? IMO we can’t totally but we can always improve it by empowing communities, increasing home ownership, expanding community based policing. It just seems to me if you only look at it as a large systemic problem solutions seem impossible. But if go at it community by community you can solve a tiny bit of it and improve lives in the process, but you have to listen to the people who are actually there instead of speaking to them. And listening may lead to some uncomfortable truths we need to acknowledge on all sides in order to move on.





I hope when we all die, that those that actively worked to fight against that, have to answer for the harm they caused their fellow man.


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No---but then again WHITES went after them, and non-catholic whites wanted to stop allowing them into the country. When they were gunned down by cops, whites rejoiced and supported the cops no matter how shady the shootings were.

Blacks as a group don't do this---as a group, black culture supports criminals even though by doing so they encourage their kids to become criminals and encourage more crime which always means more crime against blacks themselves. It's looney wouldn't you say.
As a “group”…and how exactly do you know they support this violence “as a group”?
 
You have that wrong. Blacks on a per capita basis, lead in all crime categories.
Do you factor socio-economic status into this? For example, do blacks from the middle clas blacks commit more crimes than middle class whites?
 
Again, simplistic. As you well know blacks make up about 13% of the population, yet commit about 50% of the crime.

After the Valentines Day massacre, what happened? Blacks have refused to do anything about the crime epidemic in their communities. Whites do something. See the difference?
Really?

These communities experiencing high rates of violence are mostly poor and urban. What power do these people have?
 

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