6 People shot, Possibly 2 dead
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Think of it this way. I'm walking north on Yonge St. Six young black males are walking on the same side of the street coming south towards me. Do I cross the road? No. Another scenario. I'm walking north on Yonge St. Six young black males are approaching me from the south and six young black males are walking behind me. Do I cross the road? Yes. Is this racist or just common sense?
Its the same rational I use for not attending Caribanna. Why intentionally put yourself in a potentially dangerous situation?
The facts are indisputable, young black males kill other young black males. Why? Is it cultural? What drives this small segment of our population to such horrendous actions? The only groups I can recall acting in a similar manner are the terrorists in Iraq, the drug cartels in Columbia, and the Tamil Tigers.
I was in Columbia when the drug cartels were going at it. They bombed and shot each other plus terrorized the general population. It was a political and economic agenda. Most times the drug cartels would beforehand phone in a warning to a local newspaper or radio station regarding the location of the bombs ect. The Iraq terrorists bomb and kill primarily for political reasons. Same as the Tamil Tigers.
What is the rational for young black men killing other young black men and in the process indiscriminately killing ordinary citizens minding their own business? Is there enough evidence to suggest that the majority of these young lads have lineage to Jamaica? Some of the news sources do seem to indicate this is the case.
I've been around too long and seen far too much and done too many things in my personal life to be generally in fear of walking down the street. But the truth is I'm extremely apprehensive when in the vicinity of young black males. Their approach to life is just to mercurial for me to comprehend it.
Its the same rational I use for not attending Caribanna. Why intentionally put yourself in a potentially dangerous situation?
The facts are indisputable, young black males kill other young black males. Why? Is it cultural? What drives this small segment of our population to such horrendous actions? The only groups I can recall acting in a similar manner are the terrorists in Iraq, the drug cartels in Columbia, and the Tamil Tigers.
I was in Columbia when the drug cartels were going at it. They bombed and shot each other plus terrorized the general population. It was a political and economic agenda. Most times the drug cartels would beforehand phone in a warning to a local newspaper or radio station regarding the location of the bombs ect. The Iraq terrorists bomb and kill primarily for political reasons. Same as the Tamil Tigers.
What is the rational for young black men killing other young black men and in the process indiscriminately killing ordinary citizens minding their own business? Is there enough evidence to suggest that the majority of these young lads have lineage to Jamaica? Some of the news sources do seem to indicate this is the case.
I've been around too long and seen far too much and done too many things in my personal life to be generally in fear of walking down the street. But the truth is I'm extremely apprehensive when in the vicinity of young black males. Their approach to life is just to mercurial for me to comprehend it.
That't true, CuteCob is a hidden racist that likes to start propaganda and denies any racism that black people face. At least I come out and say what I feel, but he never acknowledges what people of colour go through. Seems to me he comes from that old bullshit school of "everyone's got a chance man, everyone's equal". True, but not everyone is given the same opportunities on the road to perdition so to speak. This blatant denial is what permeates a culture that is not tolerant of black people's struggles.franky66 said:
Yep, I agree it is a small minority. But look at the havoc this small minority are having in our community. It is the same in the Muslim community. Only a small minority are setting off bombs, but look at the results for the entire Muslim community. They are all suspect. This is the shame of it all. Now I am in trepidation of all young black males because of the acts of a few.Esco! said:But to be fair GB, not all blacks are like that
OK, this is really my last post here...
Dude, I don't think your problem is young black males. I think your problem is your tiny brain. You remind me of a stupid crocodile. They only do one thing but open and close their mouths. First of all, you seem to have a confidence problem. If you act like a target or victim you're gonna be easy pray for anyone. Secondly, your logic doesn't make sense. You're saying that young black males kill young black males, then why would they harm you?? Do you think cause you're white that they naturally will do something?? You don't make any sense?? This unfortunate incident that occured was the result of stupidity. Those bullets were not earmarked to kill a "white person".Secondly, Carribana is by no means an unsafe enviroment if you've ever been. There are cops out in droves. I'd feel safer at Carribana than a secluded pub filled with all "white people". See, you're problem is that you're too sheltered and have no perspective on life. Why don't you go out and make some black, yellow, brown friends. Get to know their culture etc., not everyone from the black community is bad. Don't paint everyone with the same dirty brush you keep in you're back pocket. Oh, I think you're actions are racist in any event. Are you not pre-judging a group of people based on your formed opinion of them?great bear said:
Should I feel the same way about the police, because of my negative experiences? Wouldn't that just sound silly?great bear said:
Dude, you're off your rocker. Total retard if you ask me!! Good luck in any event, you're gonna need it. The only way you'll get by is with other people's generosity and sympathy.great bear said:
I would judge people by their actions. If indeed the police have subjected you to any kind of injustice/racisim then yes fear those that discriminated against you. And walk in trepidation of those that didn't. Negative experiences should be used as a learning experience.Back Burner said:
Unfortunately I speak with some experience. Do I fear the police in Columbia? Yes.eyeofthedragon said:
There are some who would say a "Police Force is indeed a service" that is unless you were on the receiving end of the "Force".eyeofthedragon said:
Hey, where can I get a picture of you or list of your SP services?? Thanks!!eyeofthedragon said:
It sounds like you're saying that you've never had any positive experience with any black person, that can out weigh your negative experiences. Therefore you see black youths very negatively.great bear said:
Is this assumption correct?
