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These statistics MIGHT possibly hold true in some of the Northern States.....But Very few Blacks have ever owned there own Business in the Southeast.

Incorrect. You need to go back and look at black culture prior to LBJ. They had a very high percentage of self employed business owners (due to racism and few good job opportunities) and single parent household percentages were in line with other races, whites included. They allowed democrats to enslave them all over again but they aren't alone. Poor white folks and Hispanics haven't been immune to the democratic playbook either.

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Nightclub shooting in Memphis a few weeks back, dude got smoked with a switch.

Common usage
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Huh?? You somehow bring the war in Ukraine into every topic...

They’re legal to have if you have the proper paperwork.

Now would be the third best time to reign in your ignorance.

I guess you are alright with the fact that most of the Gun-Related homicides and deaths in the U.S. are committed by Blacks....most robberies/stealing.....raping,etc. Gotcha'....

Only on Aldeer can a thread concerning a mass casualty shooting, involving adolescents in a small town community in our great state, turn: political, racial, Ukraine, 2nd Amendment, statistical, conspiracle, with a bit of arguing betweenst us.

Pretty certain there are not many in the fine town of Selma that possess the proper paperwork to match what they are toting.

We still haven't figured out how insert pedophiles, trannies, and Disney into the mix but I'm sure somebody can make a case for it.

We still haven't figured out how insert pedophiles, trannies, and Disney into the mix but I'm sure somebody can make a case for it.

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Now would be the third best time to reign in your ignorance.

Is what is happening to America in 2021 new thinking? No. In 1966, Cloward and Piven, two Columbia University professors, published a strategy for “fundamental transformation” to a socialist state, and Saul Alinsky provided tactics in his 1971 primer, “Rules for Radicals,” the bible for community organizers. Cloward, Piven and Alinsky were very radical back then, but would be considered mainstream progressive today. Here’s a summary of Cloward and Piven’s eight-point strategy:

1. Healthcare: Control healthcare and you control the people.

2. Poverty: Increase the poverty level…poor people are easier to control and will not fight back if you are providing everything for them to live.


3. Debt: Increase debt to an unsustainable level. That way you are able to increase taxes, and this will produce more

4. Gun Control: Remove the ability of people to defend themselves from the Government. That way you will be able to produce a police state.

5. Welfare: Take control of every aspect of people’s lives (food, housing and income).

6. Education: Take control of what people read and listen to. Take control of what the children learn in school.

7. Religion: Remove the belief in God from the Government and schools.

8. Class Warfare: Divide the people into the wealthy and the poor. This will cause more discontent and it will be easier to take (tax) the wealthy with the support of the poor.


Add “climate change” for control of the economy, “internationalism” to diminish American sovereignty, LGBTQ+, “white supremacy” and unlimited abortion and you describe the 2020 Democratic Party platform, now being emotionally rushed through Congress with claims of “equity,” “equality,” “common sense” and “justice,” but absent any bipartisanship.

Writer and linguist John McWhorter says that what's gone wrong in black America demands rethinking. He suggests that African-American leaders excuse problems like crime and poverty, instead of solving them.

He says he's not talking about a "drive-time, right-wing talk show idea that black people just need to shape up."

In some ways, he says, African-American community life was better in the 1920s and '30s -- an era of open racism.

"Of course, it wouldn't be paradise by any means," McWhorter tells Steve Inskeep, describing his notion of the pre-World War II era. "There was out-of-wedlock birth, there were gangsters, there were gangs, people were poor, they weren't happy... There was segregation -- people had to live in those ghettos."

Still, McWhorter finds "a certain coherence" in those earlier days. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, he says, welfare became "a program that had no time limit," a situation that "brought out the worst in human -- not black -- but human nature."

"Welfare has ruined communities of other color too," McWhorter points out.