for The Bold Pursuit
Not only are we failing to solve serious problems such as
crime, we are all but forbidden to even discuss the issue if it offends
anyone. For example, it is no secret
that while black people comprise about twenty percent of our citizenry, fifty
percent of the felonies are committed by them. Ninety percent (or thereabouts) of black
citizens who are murdered, are murdered by black people. Just
try discussing that with any random sampling of voters, but take care to shield
yourself from accusations of racism. The
issue itself will be drowned out in the tirade of anger from the left, and the
problem continues.
The teacher unions and their political cronies have hijacked
our schools, victimizing inner city black students, despite the fact that per
student spending on them— in poorly performing schools— by the government— is
far greater than the spending in many better performing schools, both public
and private. Yet the demand is always
for more money and less accountability.
Mysteriously, black families continue to support the very
same politicians whose destructive rampage in their children’s lives
continues. Maybe it’s not so mysterious,
when one considers the schools they attended.
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