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Black Self-Genocide

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We have seen this in various communities for decades. However, this is clearly most prevalent in the black community. Blacks burn down their own neighborhoods. Blacks vote for people who target them for extermination. Blacks vote for people who keep them trapped in public schools. Blacks allow their neighborhoods to become sh!t holes of crime, violence, poverty and blight. And all this comes after over 50 years of "help" from big government.

Isn't it time we the American people, and especially black people, reject terrorists and racist like Black Lives Matter, take responsibility for our lives and communities, stop ignoring 99% of the problem and start ignoring 1% of the problem.

Finally, some smart black people are becoming vocal about it. Examples:

This wise black man says, "Obama shouldn't ban guns, he should ban N*****s". He also says, "even black people don't like N*****s". If you don't know what he means by "N*****s", please educate yourself before babbling. This thread is for thinkers, not reactors.


Here is what Sean Combs has to say on the matter:

“For the last couple of months we have experienced a lot of injustice and wrongdoings to a community. But there is a flip side,” wrote Diddy. He continued, “Yes #BLACKLIVESMATTER ! But no one will respect us if we as a people don’t have any respect for our own black lives. We are committing genocide on ourselves. We are always looking for scapegoats.”

http://www.theroot.com/blog/the-gra..._people_are_committing_genocide_on_ourselves/

And now a wise black man has written a book called Black Self Genocide.

"The solutions, he reasons, are as close as Street Revs and churches who reawaken the black American heritage of faith, family, and perseverance against all odds."

http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/us/2016/november/reversing-the-curse-of-black-self-genocide

The bottom line: smart people understand the fate of the black community, like all other communities, is primarily in the hands of the black community itself. Isn't it time to stop the blame game and start holding people and communities responsible for their personal and collective behavior?
 
empowering black neighborhoods to take control over their (mostly failing) schools, and use vouchers, charter schools, etc would be huge advantage, is terrifies the education unions and democrat party
 
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