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Has any majority-white area ever improved after an influx of ghetto Black culture, in terms of quality of life, safety, or community strength?




... We’ve been conditioned to believe that poverty, crime, and community collapse are caused by “systemic racism,” “underfunded schools,” or “lack of opportunity.” The approved solution? Spend more money. Hire more diversity consultants. Blame the cops. Apologize.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth: none of that explains what actually happens when a neighborhood, business, or school system absorbs large numbers of people who bring with them not just economic struggle, but a deeply dysfunctional worldview — a culture that glorifies aggression, rejects discipline, and ridicules order. ...

What has been celebrated, defended, and exported as the cultural identity of African Americans is not African at all, nor is it a product of slavery. It is a set of behavioral patterns and values rooted in the poorest white communities of the American South — a subculture that Thomas Sowell traced with historical precision in Black Rednecks and White Liberals. ...

The loud, impulsive, anti-authority attitude now identified with ghetto culture did not originate in Africa, nor did it emerge from centuries of bondage. Instead, it came from what Sowell calls the "Cracker" culture — a violent, honor-obsessed, poorly educated subculture transplanted from the British Isles into the Southern backcountry.

This culture was marked by:

A deep suspicion of formal education

An emotional volatility that turned trivial disputes into violent confrontations

Loud and boisterous public behavior

A fatalistic worldview that prized pride over prudence

Hostility to work that was not immediately rewarding or status-enhancing

Minimal regard for lawful institutions or civic order

When Black Americans remained in the South after emancipation, many absorbed the behaviors of the surrounding lower-class whites. This was not unique to Black people. Culture is not bound by color. But what was once a regional subculture gradually became a racial stereotype, due in part to its romanticization by media, its amplification in urban settings, and the protective shield erected around it by guilt-ridden white elites.

When Black Americans remained in the South after emancipation, many absorbed the behaviors of the surrounding lower-class whites.

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The Omaha Police Officers Association in Nebraska has come under extreme criticism after it posted a video of an African American toddler uttering profanities to use as an example of 'the thug cycle'.

13% is 50% of crime. Cancer

13% is 50% of crime. Cancer

Dodged that bullet and that's when I learned to keep control of the condom afterwards and even better flush that shit down the toilet.

I learned to keep control of the condom afterwards and even better flush that shit down the toilet.