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<blockquote data-quote="LeoniusD" data-source="post: 1468475" data-attributes="member: 17673">A lot of the anger they express is purely created by the media and the establishment. There are 18 unarmed blacks killed each year - most of the cases are sort of justified with them trying to grab a gun. The few cases of unarmed black killings are few and far in between. The cases of unarmed whites being killed are easily much higher, but even then - it's not worth to raise a hussle over since it's likely below 40 in a huge-ass well-armed country. Blacks should fear getting struck by lightning more than being killed by cops. But you just know that things will become worse and worse in the coming times - every little thug being killed will result in more violence. And I wonder how the country will look like when whites are 30% of the population and gun-ownership is more restricted? The way things are progressing then looking like Brazil in 2050 will mean that the US is lucky. It's only good that mobility will go tremendously in the coming times as the green-electric hell will make it much harder for them to come over to the green districts, but you still will have to afford to live there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LeoniusD, post: 1468475, member: 17673"] A lot of the anger they express is purely created by the media and the establishment. There are 18 unarmed blacks killed each year - most of the cases are sort of justified with them trying to grab a gun. The few cases of unarmed black killings are few and far in between. The cases of unarmed whites being killed are easily much higher, but even then - it's not worth to raise a hussle over since it's likely below 40 in a huge-ass well-armed country. Blacks should fear getting struck by lightning more than being killed by cops. But you just know that things will become worse and worse in the coming times - every little thug being killed will result in more violence. And I wonder how the country will look like when whites are 30% of the population and gun-ownership is more restricted? The way things are progressing then looking like Brazil in 2050 will mean that the US is lucky. It's only good that mobility will go tremendously in the coming times as the green-electric hell will make it much harder for them to come over to the green districts, but you still will have to afford to live there. [/QUOTE]

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