But where is the empathy? Being told you deserve things is one thing, but to be able to look into the eyes of an elderly person or child, someone or something that is weaker than you and harm them is telling. It would be one thing if it were an anomaly but it is now common.
Good point. There is none. Whites and "the rich" have been blamed for every ill in the black community. Never mind that it isn't the whites who hang around drunk and high screwing every male tht comes through the door just to get pregnant so as to get a bigger welfare check. It isn't whites who beat up other members of their race if they try hard in school and accuse them of acting "too white." It isn't whites who would rather stand in line for three days to sighn up for welfare housing than spend an equal amount of time looking for a job.
How many time have you heard the Democrats say the "rich" aren't paying their fair share? How many times have you heard black community "leaders" stirring up hare and resentment so as to remain in power. (look at the Duke lacross players). How man times have you heard our president stirring resentment against achievement?
When you're raised on hate, envy, and resentment, you have no empathy for the targets of this hate.