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Category Archives: Crime
67-YEAR-OLD WOMAN BOOKED FOR MURDER AFTER FIST-FIGHT IN COMPTON
COMPTON, Calif. (KABC) — A 67-year-old woman was booked for murder after physically fighting another woman in her 60s at a Compton park, sheriff’s officials said. Homicide detectives learned Compton Station deputies responded to the 2000 block of W. Alondra … Continue reading
“Blacks Activists Don’t Ignore Crime”
Comments at Steve Sailer: * In other words, while “Black Activists Don’t Ignore Crime,” the national media, the Justice Department, and the Soros Foundation do ignore black activists who don’t ignore black on black crime the way their beloved Black … Continue reading
Never Mind the Bodies, SPLC Says: “Black Lives Matter Is Not a Hate Group”
Steve Sailer writes: As we’ve seen from recent murder statistics, BLM activism closely correlates with subsequent increases in the number of homicides. Never mind the dead bodies, however, because the Southern Poverty Law Center is here to define from first … Continue reading
NYT: Bratton, Who Shaped an Era in Policing, Tries to Navigate a Racial Divide
New York Times: As he signals the end of his tenure as New York City police commissioner, William J. Bratton is attempting perhaps his most difficult task: tackling mistrust between officers and minority communities. Good luck with that. There’s no … Continue reading
Blacks & Crime
People with high IQs commit fewer crimes than people with low IQs. They have more empathy (which depends on the ability for abstract thought to put yourself in the place of others) and they see the future more clearly. Joe … Continue reading
Trump Is Right about Crime
Heather Mac Donald writes: The media rushes to downplay the post-Ferguson shooting and homicide surge—and its effect on black lives. It is remarkable how little black lives matter when they have not been taken by a police officer. The mainstream … Continue reading
Where’d Trump Get His Homicides Up 17% Stat? from the Washington Post
WP: More people were murdered last year than in 2014, and no one’s sure why Comments at Steve Sailer: * Have you noticed the flurry of op-Ed’s and think pieces about how the crime isn’t really bad? Funny, for the … Continue reading
Steve Sailer: Look What Happened Last Time Liberals Took Over Criminal Justice: The 1960s
Steve Sailer writes: But take a look at the single most dominant notable feature of the graph: the huge increase in murders in the second half of the 1960s and the first half of the 1970s when liberals took charge … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer: Misinformed Latino Cop Tries to Shoot Harmless Latino Autist, Wounds His Black Caregiver Instead. White People at Fault.
Steve Sailer writes: There’s a push these days to take away cops’ new quasi-military toys. That was part of the early right-of-center conventional wisdom out of Ferguson in 2014: it was all the cops’ fault for dressing like orcs. In … Continue reading
Jamiel Shaw, RIP
Comments at Steve Sailer: * I believe it was last August when Trump introduced the father of the slain youth, and he made a very moving speech outlining the facts of his talented son’s death and his endorsement of Donald … Continue reading
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