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Category Archives: Crime
Teacher Assault
Comments: * I know an ex-Philadelphia teacher who was nearly killed in a Philadelphia high school and was left with terrible PTSD. He apparently said something to a student that the student interpreted as “dissin’ him” and the next day … Continue reading
Do Blacks Want To Be Policed By Whites?
Different groups tend to have different norms, different evolutionary group strategies, and so when you have diversity, you have conflict. Comments to Steve Sailer: * Ultimately the black community does not want to be policed. We do hear about blacks … Continue reading
Steve Sailer: White House Denounces FBI for Doubting the Narratives
Steve Sailer writes: That’s what happened in the 1960s. Liberals like the Warren Court and the Lindsay Administration in NYC took control of the criminal justice Narrative, blacks acted out, and the police retreated to the donut shop. Here’s a … Continue reading
The Myth of Criminal-Justice Racism
Earlier this week, Heather Mac Donald testified on criminal justice and the deincarceration movement before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Her opening statement follows. Chairman Grassley, Ranking Member Leahy, and members of the Committee, my name is Heather Mac Donald. I … Continue reading
A Unified Theory Of Crime
Dr. James Thompson writes: The team outline a number of general issues which a theory of criminality must cover. First, there are consistent race differences in aggressive, violent, impulsive and criminal behaviors: Second, there are consistent sex differences across many … Continue reading
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NYT: Fragile Baltimore Struggles to Heal After Deadly Police Encounters
Commenters at the NYTimes.com refuse to follow the narrative: * Residents, angry and frightened, accuse the police of standing down and ignoring crime. OMG make up your minds! Do you want the police to arrest people or do you want … Continue reading
WP: Three women robbed in Capitol Hill area by groups of teens, police say
From VDARE: The Washington Post proves again that the more things change, the more they stay the same. The capital’s paper of record gave readers a story about teens and robberies on Capitol Hill, but doesn’t say what the suspects … Continue reading
NYT: Police Killings of Blacks: What the Data Says
From the New York Times: As an economist who has studied racial discrimination, I’ve begun to look at these deaths from a different angle. There is ample statistical evidence of large and persistent racial bias in other areas — from … Continue reading
Black Lives Matter
From the Chateau: Black Lives Matter is the name of a political/social bowel movement pushed out into the toilet bowl formerly known as America by a diarrhetic alliance of Talented Tenth high yellas and pathologically ethnomasochistic and xenophilic white equalist … Continue reading
WP: The secret surveillance of ‘suspicious’ blacks in one of the nation’s poshest neighborhoods
Washington Post: These are questions being asked across the country as people experiment with services that bill themselves as a way to prevent crime, but also expose latent biases. The application “SketchFactor,” which invited users to report “sketchy” people, faced … Continue reading