Well, it’s been five years since the Saint George Floyd incident, and what have we learned? What has been done?
I won’t bother to rehash who and what Saint George was — that is readily available to anyone who cares to look. Suffice to say, the narrative isn’t remotely accurate. But with the Left the narrative is seldom accurate, as that isn’t its goal. It’s the emotional — and manipulative — storyline that’s important, not reality.
I’ve been a management consultant for decades and in the course of my work I’ve been to some of the toughest neighborhoods in the country. Very few white folks have seen and been where I have.
We would of course visit these neighborhoods early in the morning, before the animals who stalk these areas get up.
And if that last sentence offends you, you have no idea what you are talking about. Everyone who services these areas — or lives there — knows this is true.
If you want to be offended, be offended by the 95+% of the decent people who are forced to live in these conditions because they are poor. Be offended by the poor moms who fear for their child’s safety and future on an hourly basis. Be offended by poor women who live under the very real threat of rape and murder every time they leave their homes. Be offended by the overflowing cemeteries of innocent people who were killed by the animals.
Yet they are forced to live under criminality that in many cases exceeds that of war-torn countries. All for the crime of being poor.
Since we’d visit these areas fairly early in the morning, I’d often see little kids out playing. They’d be normal little kids, but as their age went up, they’d get a harder and harder look in their eyes. Until at just nine years or so they had a very hard look in their eyes. They had probably put up with more crap than any child in America should have to. It is an obscenity that the richest country the world has ever seen allows this.
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