American Blacks vs AFRICAN Blacks
Does anyone else find it ironic that a planned neo-Nazi rally in Toledo, OH against "black crime" prompted angry African Americans to riot not only against the marchers but also against police and to loot at least one grocery store?
Wouldn't this be like Catholic priests responding to a child abuse protest by walking outside with altar boys and molesting them as the cameras and public watched?
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LOL!.........Yeah it is ironic and funny. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
This was the neo-nazi DREAM scenario. The neo-nazis got lots of TV Time while the black "protestors" acted like a bunch of lawless thugs that the Nazis said they were.
It is common knowledge that AMERICAN blacks commit a lion share of the crime in the USA. And I emphasize the adjective AMERICAN. Chris Rock has a comedy routine where he says if you ever get lost and find yourself on MLK Blvd.....RUN!!! RUN for your life!!! Jesse Jackson once told a story where he heard young teenage voices behind him and turned around in fear only to be relieved when he realized the teenagers were white.
I took some classes at a local Jr College and the American Blacks would hang out in the commons area in one big clique while the African Blacks (Kenya, Tanzania, Cameroon, etc...) never spent time with them. The African blacks were working hard studying in the library while the American blacks screwed off in the commons. The African blacks acted 'white' by studying and working hard while American blacks sluffed off, trying to look cool and tough wearing their gangsta rap gear. I'm sure their grades reflected their efforts.... The AFRICAN blacks that I went to school with will get hired and live the American dream while the lazy American 'gangsta' blacks will flunk out and get arrested for throwing rocks and ambulance drivers......But at least they will look 'cool' as they get arrested.
I noticed that I NEVER saw the African blacks hanging out with the American blacks. It was as if the African blacks look down upon the American Blacks... In hindsight I wish I had asked some of my African black acquainances, why this was the case.
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