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I live in a (slum) area with the majority of blacks, and I also work near my home (service targets are either college students or slum brothers). Let’s talk briefly. Several typical slum brothers/sisters:

1. Talking all day, talking all day, I have a relative/brother, how I was when I was young, but I only dare to fake it (for example, I have been dating a ball for a month and find various reasons to hide). But there is no harm in them other than talking. They just watched it as fun. Sometimes I couldn't listen to them and choked on them, and they just continued.

2. Blue-collar people, this kind is the most common among middle-aged groups, they don't talk much, treat people kindly, need to support a family, and get along well. Such people are also very dissatisfied with the racial status in the United States, but at the same time they believe that their family's life can be improved through hard work.

3. Older sisters with mental/mental problems, the proportion of such people in slums is much greater than in other communities. Usually manifested as irritability, persecution delusions, most likely due to recent drug use (this cannot be verified). The old man in the video should be able to fall into this category. I have seen similar violent talks about race issues. To give a few examples: an old lady said to me "i don't know why they hired you, you're too smart and i don't like that", and another old lady wanted to win over other blacks to eliminate whites ( I almost did it once, and the other black brothers and sisters didn’t buy it), and several brothers always thought I suspected that they were stealing things. They cursed and said loudly that you see, i paid for this, and they wanted to violate the regulations. I cursed after the refund was rejected (he is a white man, but he is a slum old man in every move), there are problems with the prepaid phone, and he threatened to make a move, and he was cursing his husband/child all the way. (I’ve only seen old ladies scolding like this), and I don’t want to check out and leave the money (not enough) and scolded me after being stopped by me, then of course I scolded it back ������

4. There are too many examples of people who come to steal things, and we don't let us take care of them in the store. Anyway, there are young and old, some commit crimes alone and some are in groups.

5. Younger brothers/old sisters are basically the images portrayed by the media. Brothers don’t wear well pants, mouth full of bro/*****, hip-hop music doesn’t leave their hands, old girls are generally very busty, always looking at their mobile phones, it seems Always discussing whether to make a big news. These people are very skinny, obviously have not been tortured by society, and are usually very narcissistic.

6. Ex-prisoners, this kind of people are relatively low-key (of course because I can't see the high-profile ones), and more demanding than the average slum brother, but they are also very polite.

7. Community leaders (to add), these people are generally veterans or church pastors, and they are usually out of reach. Several people were contacted during the BLM parade last year. Community leaders attach great importance to uniting all people, will not throw out any violent arguments, do not support violence against violence, and focus on educating their compatriots.

To answer your question, are the blacks Gao Hua's worst enemy? I don’t think so. Gao Hua generally does not have much opportunity to deal with slum brothers (except for those in New York who need to take the subway), but there is a saying that people in slums with mental/psychological problems are far greater than other communities, and I am often sickened daily. Because of my time in the white suburbs.

Having said that, most people who are hostile are just talking about it, just like this sub-Tu Hei Dazuo. If you really come across drug-addicts/weapons/unsuccessful, just stay away. Those who need to deal with this kind of people, or take public transportation, should be prepared for self-defense. People who don’t offend me, I don’t offend. The old lady who took drugs and I moved our hands once. After that, the manager would hide me first when he saw something stolen. Don’t imitate it.

Class is greater than race, it feels similar to China

Yes or no, there is still a clear gap between the red necks in the southern United States and the slum brothers (there are also common points, such as always feeling that the government is persecuting them). The racial problem in the United States may sometimes be exaggerated and used as a gun, but it is undeniable that it has caused unique harm to the black community.

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