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derp
What's your plan?
I don't know what you're talking about. Post the # of post where you got this from.
How does that work, derp?
Lay out your grand plan.
I'll call it now; you won't do it. You're too busy making up for that.
What's your plan?
Post my "combat culture solution"
What's your plan?
I asked you to post your plan to "combat this pervasive culture of destruction."
You yourself again and will never say what you want to do.
Now whine about me, tough guy.
So, instead of answering a question you decided to pass the buck.
What do you propose we do about the black on black crime epidemic?
Don't know.
What's your solution?
It's your thread. You're kicking the dead black girl's corpse around.
Let's see your solution.
My solution would be to get away from the en lement culture that enables this. But given that that's pie in the snowflake sky solution, my solution would be early identification of the problems and zero tolerance of violent offenders. Also, I would create programs and areas for personal edification and communal growth.
Also,
I aint blaming the victim. Im blaming the people who shot her that get involved into the gangsta lifestyle, and their enablers who blame it on racism, white people, the cartels, cia, the jews, conspiracy theories against blacks. It's just cheap excuses. God gave us free will to make choices in life. Bad choices have consequences.
Sometimes people can't get the job or school of their choice due to fierce compe ion/connections of wealthier smarter people, and limited positions. That's life. Just like how short Mexicans and unatlhetic whites have no chance of ever making it in the nba/nfl. It doesn't mean you have to start doing illicit activities because things don't go your way. There's trade schools, military, starting your own business, etc. Theres also a thing called financial aid and scholarships to help poor people out. Libraries are full of helpful books to learn things free of charge.
My solution would be to get away from the en lement culture that enables this. But given that that's pie in the snowflake sky solution, my solution would be early identification of the problems and zero tolerance of violent offenders. Also, I would create programs and areas for personal edification and communal growth.
Also,
What is he even ing saying?
How does your solution practically work?
Can you spot a potentially violent criminal when he's 10?
8?
5?
Sociopath Chump showing his ignorance of childhood development.
You didn't answer the question, derp.
When in childhood development will you decide one is potentially a violent criminal?
There are behaviors that present in childhood. Don't ask me to give you a course on it unless you plan on financially compensating me for my time.
I didn't ask for a course you are completely unqualified to teach, derp.
I asked you this: When in childhood development will you decide one is potentially a violent criminal?
Your next post make a better case about solutions, like education, but let's also dig deeper on the whole "gangsta lifestyle" thing, and how did it come to be, and why. Glorification of all these illegal acts like drug dealing, pimping, murder is clearly wrong. At the baseline, this is all a get rich quick scheme, which is exacerbated by other socioeconomic factors like lack of education, extreme poverty, general reduced opportunity, being a minority.
Education is key here, as much as you mention cartels are not to blame, they certainly shine gold on the poor and show them a get rich quick scheme that largely never pays off, it also breaks down into the moral relativism of respecting laws (again, education = key). This doesn't just play out with african americas, but also some latinos, etc. You can even see glorification of drug running in Mexican culture, with the narco-corridos or the narco-novelas. Then it connects to drug abuse, which compounds the problem. Poverty levels are well do ented, especially their breakdown amongst race, I don't think I need to expound much further on that. It's clear, especially in education in this country, that it's an important factor. A middle class family is much more likely to be better equipped to handle parenting and ensuring the kid has what it needs (potentially even a college education), whereas poor families have much more important things to worry about (like putting a plate of food on the table).
All of that also reduces opportunities. You're not equipped for a high paying job, you're not equipped to better yourself, and you'll end up in a circle of despair where you're much more likely to be preyed upon. Racism plays a role in this too, which is not the sole reason, but certainly adds to an already difficult problem. And lastly being a minority certainly doesn't help on the political side to right the ship.
People are not without blame though. You see a lot of gullible white folks here too that don't go shoot up people (for now anyways). But the question is what do we do about the problematic, and what are the factors contributing to it, that's the only way to address it. It's a problem that affects us all, that stray bullet could've landed on a white or asian kid too.
I think a lot of people who try to envision a solution for inner city crime have zero idea about the poverty level in these situations, and the sheer hopelessness these people have for their own futures. The concept of college is so foreign to many of these kids that they don't even give 2 s about what it takes to get there. They go home to squalor, 4 siblings in filth and mom out twerking at the club while grandma on Vicodin is asleep in the doorless bedroom. That's day to day life for many of the inner city poor folks. Is it any wonder they are easily led into the life of crime? It puts quick money in their pockets, money they'd never see otherwise.
I'm not going to put a program together for you, sociopath. If you're interested (and you're not), then familiarize yourself with the learned behavior model and other such concepts.
They're not helped by a school system that has turned itself into a glorified babysitting service. Literally, millions are having their educations thrown away. And violent perps are not being properly shamed and their behavior is thusly validated.
Totally agree. They're ripe for preying. It won't take force, but actual leadership to get them out of that. Obviously, other factors (as I explained in my previous post) as well.
Most of these kids that go to school end up in high poverty schools along with other poor children, if they go at all. Some of them attend to get a meal, which they don't get at home. Then again, it's better they're there than shooting out people in the streets.
Well, I'm not saying we shouldn't have a babysitting service, tbh. But there needs to be separation of real scholars and non scholars. Many kids aren't getting educated because the environment for learning simply is not there.
All I asked you was this: I asked you this: When in childhood development will you decide one is potentially a violent criminal?
If you don't know, just say your dumb ass doesn't know.
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