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Originally Posted by The Ressurrected One
You're simply wrong. The barrios and colonias of the valley don't produce, in proportion, the same number of criminals as do the black ghettos.
I contend it is the result of soft bigotry that allowed blacks to take on "victim" status and become wards of the state -- thereby ensuring they perpetuate their dependence on government.
If more blacks would make the conscious decision to break the cycle of dependence, more blacks would leave the ghetto and make something of themselves. Unfortunately, their culture -- including music, family dynamics, and peer pressures -- don't exactly encourage improving their station in life.
It's sad really. But, frankly, I'm getting pretty sick of the black community blaming racism for 100% of their problems.