I certainly do, yes. Islamic extremism is an existential threat to America and Western civilisation as a whole. Black people shooting each other because they don't know who their dad is, are not.Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
I certainly do, yes. Islamic extremism is an existential threat to America and Western civilisation as a whole. Black people shooting each other because they don't know who their dad is, are not.
What a pathetic thing to say
Well, you're the one who pointed out that Islamic extremism isn't the only problem in the US. Do you not believe the prevalence of absent fathers in African American communities is one of these problems, given what we know about its corrosive effect on a child's life chances?
People don't like to talk about Chicago or Detroit
Except the Donald, of course.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Louis Theroux did one of his documentary things about gun crime in the Afro-American community in Chicago. Or was it Detroit? Or somewhere else.People don't like to talk about Chicago or Detroit
Except the Donald, of course.
No matter. It was deeply depressing.
I was surprised to see that Milwaukee is rapidly becoming the murder capital of the USA. This seems odd. Everyone in Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley seemed so nice.Louis Theroux did one of his documentary things about gun crime in the Afro-American community in Chicago. Or was it Detroit? Or somewhere else.
No matter. It was deeply depressing.
Isn't Milwaukee where Budweiser comes from? That stuff is enough to make anyone feel murderous.I was surprised to see that Milwaukee is rapidly becoming the murder capital of the USA. This seems odd. Everyone in Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley seemed so nice.
I suppose so. Although Chicago certainly seems proud of its criminal heritage.Louis Theroux did one of his documentary things about gun crime in the Afro-American community in Chicago. Or was it Detroit? Or somewhere else.
No matter. It was deeply depressing.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
****ing hell. Have you just shifted to outright racism now?
What a ****.
Is it racism to suggest that the issue of absent fathers may be an influence on why so many African-American males tend to end up in prison/dead?
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