Mike S
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Here's a summer reading suggestion for those still obsessing over the Trayvon Martin killing by white/Hispanic George Zimmerman, a "white" on black crime,which is portrayed by the media as the most vile and ubiquitous crime in America.
“White Girl Bleed A Lot”, by Colin Flaherty - http://www.udaof.com/?p=588
We certainly have been having an awful lot of trouble from “Flash Mobs” in recent years. The media tells us that Flash Mobs are groups of bored, disaffected teens with too much time on their hands. In his book White Girl Bleed A Lot, Colin Flaherty, a Washington Post award-winning reporter, sets the record straight as to who, exactly, are committing these very large, very public, and very widespread attacks.
Or, at least, he tries his level best to set the record straight … given that the media and governmental establishments seem hellbent on suppressing the record.
The uncomfortable fact about these Flash Mobs – as far as mainstream journalism is concerned - is that they are composed almost exclusively of blacks. Teens, youths, loiterers … you’ve read the euphemisms. And the victims are almost exclusively whites, Asians and gays. An alarming number of victims are white women; Flaherty emphasizes that these Flash Mobs target those who seem the most vulnerable, those least able and/or willing to fight back.
Flaherty takes an interesting approach to reporting this phenomenon: After getting the sterilized, politically-correct verbiage from print and electronic media – which never reports the race of the attackers – Flaherty then references videos of these incidents from Internet sources like You Tube and uploaded security cam footage. The attackers are “teens”? True enough in many cases; but overwhelmingly, black teens.
His argument is hardly that blacks are some inherently evil species of subhuman orcs; Flaherty is nobody’s racist. His reportage merely contrasts the bromides offered by most media sources with what is actually occurring, as perceived by victims, witnesses and the unblinking eye of the camera. That said, his book begs the question, “What the Hell is wrong in the black community?” While this question is politely implied throughout the book, the question, “What the Hell is wrong with the pussy-footing media?” is overt. Flaherty’s genius is in suggesting a relationship between media myopia and black misbehavior – that media sanctimony about huge numbers of blacks engaging in what seems to be racial attacks against whites actually encourage this grotesque feature of life in these not-so-United States.
“White Girl Bleed A Lot”, by Colin Flaherty - http://www.udaof.com/?p=588
We certainly have been having an awful lot of trouble from “Flash Mobs” in recent years. The media tells us that Flash Mobs are groups of bored, disaffected teens with too much time on their hands. In his book White Girl Bleed A Lot, Colin Flaherty, a Washington Post award-winning reporter, sets the record straight as to who, exactly, are committing these very large, very public, and very widespread attacks.
Or, at least, he tries his level best to set the record straight … given that the media and governmental establishments seem hellbent on suppressing the record.
The uncomfortable fact about these Flash Mobs – as far as mainstream journalism is concerned - is that they are composed almost exclusively of blacks. Teens, youths, loiterers … you’ve read the euphemisms. And the victims are almost exclusively whites, Asians and gays. An alarming number of victims are white women; Flaherty emphasizes that these Flash Mobs target those who seem the most vulnerable, those least able and/or willing to fight back.
Flaherty takes an interesting approach to reporting this phenomenon: After getting the sterilized, politically-correct verbiage from print and electronic media – which never reports the race of the attackers – Flaherty then references videos of these incidents from Internet sources like You Tube and uploaded security cam footage. The attackers are “teens”? True enough in many cases; but overwhelmingly, black teens.
His argument is hardly that blacks are some inherently evil species of subhuman orcs; Flaherty is nobody’s racist. His reportage merely contrasts the bromides offered by most media sources with what is actually occurring, as perceived by victims, witnesses and the unblinking eye of the camera. That said, his book begs the question, “What the Hell is wrong in the black community?” While this question is politely implied throughout the book, the question, “What the Hell is wrong with the pussy-footing media?” is overt. Flaherty’s genius is in suggesting a relationship between media myopia and black misbehavior – that media sanctimony about huge numbers of blacks engaging in what seems to be racial attacks against whites actually encourage this grotesque feature of life in these not-so-United States.