Luke Ford

Comment: “In the last several days, two separate incidences have occurred in Atlanta whereby black Uber drivers and “carpool” accomplices have picked up and later viciously beaten up, robbed, and left for dead white patrons leaving bars at closing time in separate, remote locations.”

Man tells police he was attacked, robbed by Uber driver

ATLANTA — A man is recovering in the hospital after he tells police he was attacked and robbed by an Uber driver.
Both the victim’s family and the driver are trading posts that are getting tens of thousands of views on Facebook — while police try to sort it all out.

The victim’s sister took to Facebook, accusing an Uber driver who she says was giving her brother a ride.
It all started around 2:45 a.m. on Sunday when Bo Cleary says he contacted the Uber ride-sharing service for a pickup outside Churchill’s British Pub along Cains Hill Place.

Cleary told investigators that instead of going home, he wound up behind Peachtree Presbyterian Church where the Uber driver and another man beat him, robbed him, then threw him down a drainage pipe.

Cleary’s sister Taylor Cleary claims there was already a passenger in the car when her brother was picked up, using the new Uber carpool service, and that the two men proceeded to pull over, beat her brother unconscious, take everything from him and stuff his naked body into a sewage drain.
Her Facebook post has been shared nearly 20,000 times.

Colin Flaherty writes:

American has a new Christmas tradition: Black mob violence at malls.

In the days before, during, and after Christmas, 15 malls reported large-scale episodes of rioting, shooting, looting, rampaging, fighting, throwing rocks at police, damaging cars and more.

Two black people died.

A survey of the mayhem from around the country.

In Louisville, 2000 black people “rioted” at the Mall St. Matthews. In addition, shoppers report several gunshots. “Riots unfolded at Mall St. Matthews today,” reported WHAS TV news of the day after Christmas mob action. “That violence, beginning around 7, forcing mall officials to close early. It actually spread to multiple locations,” (outside the mall.)

“Why was this whole mayhem involving black kids,” asked one viewer of WHAS. “My wife and I were there plus vids show it.”

The police spokesman said the violence was “random.”

In the Stonecrest Mall in a suburb of Atlanta, video from inside the mall shows a group of black people fighting and pulling each other’s hair. Soon after, the group of about 10-15 moved outside, where the video shows fighting, gunshots, and at least one person hitting the ground wounded, while the other participants shrieked with glee.

At the Orange Park Mall near Jacksonville, 200 black people had to be dispersed from a movie theater on Christmas Day. “100’s of teens & young adults were at/outside movie theater at OP Mall when fights erupted,” said local reporter Tennikka Smith Hughes,

Eight black people were arrested, three for possession of concealed weapons.

“This happens every Christmas (in Jacksonville), first at River City, now Orange Park,” said one viewer, referring to a 2013 incident also on Christmas Day in Jacksonville, where 600 to 1000 black people stormed a movie theater and rampaged through the parking lot.”

At the Eastland Mall near Detroit, one black person was shot and killed after two groups of black people started fighting in the food court. The shooting took place as the violence moved towards the exit.

In Towson, Maryland, two hundred black people threw rocks at police trying to break up a large crowd at the local mall. Dozens of police responded, one was hit with a rock. On Twitter, TariqToure sent out the word of black victimization: “Tonight, dogs were sent out for black kids in “Baltimore Towson Mall.” He compared it to a Chicago shooting earlier that night.

Others said the riot was a long tradition in Towson and the result of black people in Baltimore not having enough free recreational opportunities, so they go to the mall and create havoc instead.

On Christmas night in Mobile, Alabama, four black people were shot at a movie theater.

At the Mall in Wellington Green in Wellington, Florida, police responded a large brawl at the shopping center the day before Christmas.

At the Park Plaza Mall in Little Rock, “a fight led to a large and rowdy crowd gathering in the food court,” said the ABC affiliate. 200 black people interfered as police tried to break up a fight. One person was arrested.

At the Southland Mall in Chicago, ten black people fought throughout the mall on video. No one died.

In a popular neighborhood shopping district in Chicago, the headline tells the story: “Ho Ho Hold Ups Galore: 4 robbed, 1 pistol-whipped during Christmas Eve armed robbery spree in Lakeview.”

Comments:

* No. Not an American tradition. An African-American tradition.

* Here in Flint, the main mall was forced to implement a curfew policy on weekends due to feral youths. Not a bad policy overall but I found it very irritating a few years ago when, as a not-especially-young looking 27 year old, I was asked by a short, fat Mexican rent-a-swine to brandish my ID in order to prove that I wasn’t some rowdy yoof looking for trouble on that warm summer Saturday afternoon. I just kept walking and he radioed ahead to his comrades whom I walked right past, presumably because I didn’t look that young to them. Oh well.

* Articles about the Kentucky incident frequently used the word, “teens”, to describe the perps, a term which has often been commented on before at places like this. The term, despite it’s frequent euphemistic use, can still be accurate in a technical sense, but how could the media know what percentage of the people in the crowd were actually in their teens in this case? With 2000 people, it would be impossible to tell. Many may have been 20, 21 or older… nobody can be sure by looking at the photos.

What you can be sure of, however, is how many of the perps were black youths – you can tell just by looking – and it looks like all of them were. Any non-blacks would be fairly conspicuous. So, “black youth,” is a far more accurate term than, “teens,” in this case, but the media isn’t willing to use the term that is obviously more accurate and specific.

* Season’s Beatings at the Boxing Day Maul at the Mall!

* With the internet, why do shopping malls still exist? Given your measurements, a computer program can model clothing on your frame. You can search and sort for the things you need/want much more quickly with Bing or Google. There is no point in stockpiling large amounts of merchandise in one place. The book store and record store are dead. Time to finish off the rest of bricks and mortar retail and leave no more targets for undocumented shoppers.

Maine Street America has now become a global village filled with thieves.

* I bet they’re all kicking themselves now. If they’d just waited a couple of days, they could have said it was for Tamir Rice.

* There’s a custom among unmarried black mothers that a lot of whites aren’t familiar with. A lot of these single mothers don’t buy their kids presents for Christmas because:

1) They know teenagers are fussy about what they receive and will complain if it isn’t what they want.

2) They’re too lazy to pick out the presents themselves. It’s too much of a mental strain on a limited IQ to actually ponder what another person wants, and it eats up too much of their ‘for themselves’ time, and selfish people hate spending too much time laboring over an altruistic act.

Instead, these mothers give their kids cash for Christmas and then drop their kids off at the mall the day after the holiday–when the sales are running–so that the cash will go farther (this is something all mothers know). This is why you’re ending up with thousands of black teens running amok at the malls.

* Kwanzaa was sort of a black fad for a few years, but it quickly fell off the radar in the black mainstream, and now, the only people who do it are fringe militant radical obsessive blacks, and pandering white leftists.

One fairly fashionable theory to why Kwanzaa came and went like a shooting star is that most blacks are Christians. However, that theory doesn’t hold water, because there is nothing contradictory between Kwanzaa and Christianity, even the watered down version of Christianity that most blacks adhere to.

I think the real reason Kwanzaa was a flop accidentally came to me several years ago. I overheard a black girl say that the Christmas that just concluded was horrible for her, and that next year, she wants to switch to Kwanzaa, because, “since it has more days, maybe I’ll get more gifts.” What this means is that blacks who did Kwanzaa at first thought they would get seven days worth of gifts instead of just one, and when it didn’t work out that way, they just forgot about the whole thing. Plain words, Kwanzaa didn’t well serve their sense of gibs.

* As damning as the visual images are of blacks fighting and rioting is, the audio is 10 times worse. There is something particularly ugly about the sound of two (or more) black women fighting each other.

* Each of the seven days of Kwanzaa is dedicated to a certain principle. Shouldn’t Kwanzaabe extended to eight days and the last one dedicated to Smash ‘n’ Grab?