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It’s crazy season: 20 people running for President are telling us daily that white nationalists are roaming the country attacking black people. And then they explain what they are going to do to cure this fictitious problem.
Time for a reality check: The opposite is true — black violence is wildly our of proportion. And here are some recent examples from the ti of the iceberg.
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Bringing down the crime rate is the easiest thing in the world: Just stopping taking police reports and stop arresting people.
In the San Francisco Bay area, police are actively discouraging crime victims from filing reports. And people who run BART could not be happier: Their system looks a lot safer than it really is.
Anyone remember the Holy Grail of denial, deceit and delusion?
Where the people who run BART admitted in a memo they don’t release videos of crime on BART because that would reinforce negative stereotypes about black people.
Who are, of course, responsible for overwhelming majority of crime on that mass transit system. No matter how hard the makers of the movie Fruitvale Station try to convince us otherwise.
Oh yeah, we got a lot to talk about on this new podcast from Colin Flaherty
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Now that Large scale black mob violence is routine and even predictable, the denial, deceit and delusion is growing to almost unheard of levels.
Some recent examples from Wichita, Baltimore and Chicago.
And you will never forget this column of DDD from Chicago.
Turns out, the kids have no other things to do except riot.
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Reporters in Philadelphia are stumped by a case of black on white violence in its purist form: The Knockout Game.
So let’s help her out on this podcast.
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Big riot in Chicago. Everyone knows 500 fellas and lovely ladies were creating the violence at the Magnificent Mile. Everyone except the reporters.
Who tell us that riots in Chicago among people of an undetermined race are now a regular feature of life there.
And let’s not pick on them.
Yes, they said that.
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Another black mass murderer we never heard of. This time in Kansas City. Just one more in the long and recent list of black mass shooters who reporters and public officials are trying to convince us do not really exist.
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Why are so many white victims of black violence so eager to do the most dangerous thing possible?
Forgiving and forgetting?
Especially when no one is asking for forgiveness. They are asking for punishment for the white racism that caused the violence in the first place.
Lots of examples. And let’s hear from a public defender who started out in forgiveness mode, but who is now in full fight or flight mode.
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The attempted murder of a white child by a fella at the Mall of America has people really freaking out.
Some think this is the bridge too far.
Maybe it is. maybe it’s not.
But this much we know for sure: Black murder on white children is not an isolated event.
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FUBU is FUBAR on NPR.
I was a bit worried about doing this podcast today.
Some personal matters put me on the road and in meetings, so I thought maybe I would just do a repeat.
Then I heard a segment on NPR this morning, and I knew right away, nothing could stop me from doing this podcast.
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And you thought the story of Jusse Smullett could not get any crazier.
Turns out the crazy is just beginning. A black congressman and a community activist say white nationalists are behind the whole thing.
And cops are really bad people too.
Don't Make the Black Kids Angry Podcast by Colin Flaherty