This is not a race bait thread. I'm actually genuinely curious.

You might argue, "it's cause not all black people are the same. You idiot!"

But that'd only make sense if the Black community remained neutral during incidents like George Floyd as well.

Any incident that appears to be racist toward Black people, the MAJORITY of Black people get riled up and get extremely pissed.

But the moment their people do something really horrendous (like that Black teen who killed the parents of 5 children for $3000), you hear almost no Black person say anything.

Why is that?

This is a stark contrast to the Asian community where many Asians feel proud when an Asian person does well in North America (e.g. Parasite winning Oscar).

But they also feel EXTREME shame when an Asian dude does something terrible (Virginia tech shooting) to the point they almost feel responsible to apologize, although they had nothing to do with it.

It's only some black people, certainly not all. But I'm surprised at some of the people who get sucked into these movements, as they are not the type who would be considered an activist by most.

Cause BLM is black supremacy, not black equal rights. They already have equal rights.

Well, it certainly feels like the majority of the Black community when you hear almost all renowned Black figures spouting out BS like, "White people are hunting Blacks down!"

Probably the same reason why I don’t care when a white person does horrible things?

Just a lot of really low IQ people in the community. The high IQ blacks know that and feel for their brothers/sisters but what the fukk can you do about it? The low IQ don’t know any better. The medium IQ blame the white man.

Why do white community care so little when their people do horrendous things?

Most serial killers are white. School shooters are always white. I don't see you denouncing them

Because they're just racist. White people can be racist too but when do you ever see whites protesting when a black cop kills a white guy?

We certainly don’t burn our cities down if they’re killed by police.

The answer to the OP is simple- it’sALWAYSsomeone else’s fault.

It’s not black communities. It’s the uneducated and poor. Unfortunately statistics are strong towards minorities in that regard, but it’s far from “black communities”.

The uneducated part plays a huge role, especially at young ages. And unfortunately, it usually trickles down generations. It’s harder to work yourself out of poverty than to
Just accept where you are and do what you can.

There is also a chip that forms when you think people owe you something when you see so many others succeeding and **** like that. I actually feel sorry for all of that. It’s a very interesting social situation. Then you develop “us against them” and it’s even easier to justify actions.

This.

Victim mentality. Thanks in a huge part to Democrats.

A lack of education and discipline when being raised. Why? Weak parents, a weak community, a lot of excuses instead of owning up to your mistakes.

How do we change that?