Hiroshima Now:
Detroit Now 68 Years later:
Posted on 02/12/2013 10:13:52 PM PST by Anila
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The Detroit News wants you to know the black mob violence in Detroit over the weekend was limited to under 100 people.
Which is not true.
They also would like you know it was an “isolated” event.
Which is also not true.
And you could “get crazy people anywhere.” So it is not fair to single out Detroit.
Which is so far from the truth you have to wonder if even the people at the Detroit News believe it.
Others are saying this just more of the usual panic – and denial – in Detroit.
Here’s what we do know: Hundreds of black people rampaged through downtown Detroit Saturday night: Breaking things. Beating up people. Throwing chairs inside restaurants. Threatening. Fighting. Running. Much of it on video.
Police detained 76 black people, arresting only eight. The rest were released to their parents. Local news reporters could not tell whether this was just a “brouhaha” among some hooligans, or something more serious. Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/02/detroit-facing-surge-of-black-violence/#pViVJ8lJijeSfKqr.99
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
I think 87-90 was the pinnacle of human evolution ;)
Then Grunge happened.....
America’s future as Blacks become more “mainstream.”
Detroit facing surge = of black violence
Sounds to me like an oxymoron...
Hiroshima Now:
Detroit Now 68 Years later:
If the Detroit News is trying to protect their city’s image they’re on a fool’s errand. I was driving up I-75 a year and a half ago to visit some friends in Port Huron. I got off an exit in Detroit to look at the old shuttered GM building. I saw one person in 10 minutes. What really struck me about that neighborhood was the total silence.
this link explains a bit
http://www.wnd.com/2013/02/black-mob-takes-over-neighborhood-again/
Think of the poor cockroaches and rats. They’ll starve.
Detroit once known as the Paris of North America.
C’est la vie.
C’est la guerre.
Blacks as a percent of the American population is actually decreasing...it is below 13% percent presently and by 2030(I think) it will be 11%.
And yet we continue to press them into countless positions for which other races would be forced to show far higher qualifications.
And they’re unhappier than ever.
Hmmmmm....
Are we witnessing the Africanization of America?
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The declining percentage of black population is counterbalanced by white and Hispanic kids who dress and act like they do.
Re: “Does the reporter work for the Detroit Chamber of Commerce?”
Nope.
The NAACP.
Wait uh minuht. There are black folk in Deetroight?
Oh they get their Obama phones, but since when has free ever been enough.
I don’t get it. Are blacks organizing through Facebook to tear apart cities one by one? Why isn’t this an isolated incident? How did “hundreds” become hundreds?
“Police detained 76...people, arresting only eight.”
And so goes the story...they’ll be back soon enough. As to why anyone would go to an inner city FOR ANYTHING these days, is just head-scratching.
I hate to give up areas of the country, but we don’t seem to have the stomach to do what’s necessary to clean them up.
I believe it is already less than that; they maintain the 13% facade with the “1 drop of black blood” rule (so somebody like Obama is black but not white). Their birthrate fell steeply after the 1996 welfare reform, and many urban blacks I know have just the 1 “cash for kids” bastard to get the freebies. Black neighborhoods in my area are quickly becoming Hispanic.
“Are we witnessing the Africanization of America?”
A few years ago the mayor of Detroit was begging the contraband to stay because they would lose a lot of federal aid if the population fell below 1 million; I believe it is around 600K already. “African-Americans” are a shrinking demographic (as are whites, but they’re starting with a higher population); at this point many blacks are simply relegated to shrinking urban welfare reservations being reduced to spectators as the rest of the world moves on.
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