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* I know an ex-Philadelphia teacher who was nearly killed in a Philadelphia high school and was left with terrible PTSD<\/a>. He apparently said something to a student that the student interpreted as \u201cdissin\u2019 him\u201d and the next day the student brought his fren\u2019 to school to take revenge. The fren\u2019 knocked the teacher out cold and broke his jaw. The fren\u2019 was arrested but let go on some technicality \u2013 it was clear that the justice system had no interest in locking him up. This probably demoralized him more than anything and he was left in fear that the fren\u2019 would return someday and finish the job. Needless to say he no longer works in the school system.<\/p>\n There are about 700 or 800 assaults<\/a> against teachers each year in Phila. Please beg your niece to quit \u2013 the job is not worth her life.<\/p>\n * The Anti-White gvt of SA force Afrikaner businesses to employ Blacks. Funny how they never want to get \u201crepresentative\u201d #s in:<\/p>\n 1) Necklacing * Ahh, whites. Like alcohol, the cause and the solution to all life\u2019s problems.<\/p>\n * In the discussion of this minor event on the news, no one even suggests that perhaps the black girl bears some measure of responsibility for what happened in that classroom. Are blacks entitled to ignore authority whenever they please? How do liberals propose teachers manage their classrooms with miscreants like this girl given free rein to act out?<\/p>\n Popular newspaper columnist James Kilpatrick asked a question a half century ago that no one has the temerity to ask today: \u201cThe law-abiding majority of this country, imperfect as it is, ought to put a hard question to large elements of the Negro community: When in the name of God are you people going to shape up?\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 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 \u201cdissin\u2019 him\u201d and the next day … Continue reading
\n2) Interracial rape
\n3) Interracial murder<\/p>\n