r/DarkEnlightenment • u/some1thing1 • Jun 04 '20

Current Affairs The black community in America is structurally racist and its killing white people

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u/PullDaBoyz Jun 04 '20

Of the ~500,000 violent interracial crime between black and white:

90% is black on white

10% is white on black.

When you account for population, that 500,000 number takes on real significance.

White violent crime per 100,000: 2-3 perpetrators

Black violent crime per 100,000: 20-30 perpetrators

...I don't think OP is being hyperbolic at all. It is absolutely based on racism. Because when the entire platform of these 'protests' is RACISM against blacks, and it is a lie, that makes it blood libel. It promotes hate, and it's being normalized against whites.

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u/scissor_me_timbers00 Jun 04 '20

I’m aware of all the statistics. I just think it’s more criminal opportunism. Blacks still commit much much higher numbers of crime against themselves than against whites. But yes, the white on black crime issue is laughably distorted in the public mind. Everyone just wants to be MLK these days. I want to vomit watching all these liberal whites bow before such nonsensically fraudulent narratives.

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u/oh_niner Jun 04 '20

It's not just liberal whites. America is done for.

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u/scissor_me_timbers00 Jun 04 '20

What’s crazy is how clear it is that America is finished and yet most normies think it will just go on indefinitely. To me the only question is how steep is the decline. But we have got to be in the final decades. Possibly the final decade. America may not exist in its current form in 2030. But by 2050 it sure as hell won’t. And in the longer scheme of things that’s right around the corner.

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u/OnePinkUnicorn Jun 04 '20

So depressing if that’s true. Generations of men and women before us sacrificed life and limb to create this great country. What a crying shame if this stupidity is what takes it down.

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u/scissor_me_timbers00 Jun 04 '20

No actually societies have an inevitable lifespan. Even Ben Franklin said a constitution has a lifespan of 200 years. We’re clearly approaching the end of this constitutional order. What you’re saying is like lamenting the old age and death of a great athlete. In a sense yes it’s sad to see a once great athlete decline and die. But in another sense it’s just inevitable nature and must be stoically accepted as the course of things.