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Should people start shooting these violent black falsh mobs? - Vietnam Veteran - 02-15-2013 10:16 PM
Mobs of black youths have taken to randomly attacking pedestrians and businesses. This problem is nightmarish in its implications: a subset of the population has no self-control, was not raised to control violent impulses, and evidently gets pleasure out of hurting other people -- particularly people of other races. This type of person usually has done nothing to create anything of value, but rather destroys for pleasure. They organize using social media, and their goal is mayhem. They have been coddled and socialized by the welfare state and public education system. With an aggressive sense of entitlement, and no regard for others, they will predictably become more violent. The mobs reflect an undesirable character type, and the vast majority of those in "flash mobs" are of the same race.
Now, the cultural enrichment of "flash mobs" is spreading to New York City. In Greenwich Village last week, security video captured "a group of youths climbing on counters, throwing chairs and throwing tables in a violent attack on workers" at a Dunkin' Donuts. This was the second such attack on Greenwich Village businesses in a week. Watching the video, one is struck by the extraordinarily callous behavior of the teens, who were all black -- a fact not mentioned in any of the reporting about that attack. Unlike the case with many acts of violence, certain youths are evidently becoming more and more comfortable with public, organized group violence. When we see behavior this terrible, political elites often ask about root causes: What kind of environment did the attackers come from? What kind of politics or ideology did they have?
- Chuck Deguere - 02-15-2013 10:24 PM
You'd have to check on the laws in your area, but in short, no.
Don't "start shooting" people...
- Phanindra S.N - 02-15-2013 10:24 PM
no.the should be counseled with due punishment
- Stearns - 02-15-2013 10:24 PM
Shoot 'em