Let's put it this way, a white person walking down the street in a heavily black neighborhood in Missouri is much more in danger than a black person in a heavily white neighborhood.

There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and start thinking about robbery. Then look around and see somebody white and feel relieved. After all we have been through. Just to think we can't walk down our own streets, how humiliating.

I don't know about that.

The main difference is the white person is going to be an economic target for the poor (this would hold true even if it were an obviously well-off white person in a poverty stricken white neighborhood), whereas the black person in the white neighborhood will undoubtedly have the cops called on him, and the cops murder black people to get paid vacations all the time.

So it's a matter of dealing wth the locals vs dealing with the cops. I rather deal with human beings than rabid animals. So I'd take my chances in the hood rather than with the cops.

lefty scumstain liberals are furious about this - especially the ones that spam up this gutter of a subforum who are still incapable of finding employment in this tremendous economy filled with consumer and business optimism under President Trump




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Obviously the black person in the white neighborhood has a higher chance of having the cops called on him, and the academically proven disorder SDS(scared darkie syndrome) might create a situation where one of our brave men in blue have to use lethal force. But if we're considering two individuals who act civilized(one black in white neighborhood, one white in black neighborhood), the white neighborhood is much safer.

CNN headlines:

Stock market up 100%, America still thriving under Obama's economy.

1 year later:

Trump boom or Trump bubble?

"black" "white" "mixed". Imo just avoid areas with high crime, correlated but not always related to colour..

/e: It's hard to avoid cops though ^^

This post was edited by Knaapie on Aug 4 2017 04:27pm

You can't do much in a few months. It's a trend we see as well, every European economy is growing and unemployment is dropping. The crisis is over. Now it's time to see if it is the new standard or if we can rise to higher levels.

This post was edited by Knaapie on Aug 4 2017 04:41pm