How many hundreds of percents are blacks more violent than whites in the US?

[Ben Jackson]

shitwhisle, ACT’ers turns out my favorite song was about the liquor. Or the man that was the liquor!!!!

My pain oh my pain! Lord Oj please take my pain!!!
it is traumatizing. worse than you could possibly imagine.

[Pickles]

800 PERCENT! They are all around me.

[Pickles]

I'll try to record it next time I go out. You people think I'm a crazy racist. I will record it. You'll hear straight up fucking animals. I live next door to this horseshit. The people across the street are black/mixed (just fine, and Taney can account that I hang out with them regularly/help them with thier IT stuff/whatever they can't do. Have Gypsy neighbors next door both sides are fine. This one black, which brings other crazy blacks behind my house neighbor who literally acts like a monkey. Not a racist slant on that. He brings over other crazy Monkey-acting blacks and they go insane out in the woods. They come through the woods hollering JOE BIDEN IS MY PRESIDENT and key my truck. They threw a rock last night that hit the side of my house. I have cameras, but they can't discern who it actually is.

I'm going to have to go out now and invest in trail cams to see if I can catch one of them. Man, this is fucking crazy. They beat each other down in the street, murder one another at a rate libs won't even allow me to measure and I have no recourse other than to "run inside and hide". Call 911.

Fucking bullshit.

[flippedcanvas]

Abover I think you're referring to the least integrated the most Africans of the lot. These lot know no civilization & the only way for them is fighting like being in the jungle. I hope you don't think I've been racist.

[Ben Jackson]

Listen, I believe we’re better than this. Dividing ourselves with hate and ignorance only weakens us as people, as a community, and as a country. Every one of us deserves respect—not because of where we come from or what we look like, but because we share the same hopes, dreams, and challenges.

We’ve got real problems to solve, and tearing each other down isn’t how we get there. We rise by building each other up, by recognizing the strength in our diversity and the common ground we all stand on. Let’s aim higher and be better. That’s what real strength looks like.