The Genocide Of Black America Pt. 3: Danielle Carter & The Battle For The Life Of Chicago

It is amazing to see how politicians are responding to the crime and violence epidemic in America and what they are really saying to all of us. From their rhetoric we can conclude that they are saying that Black lives really don't matter. Remember, they nearly burned down half the country when they though they could, claiming "BLACK LIVES MATTER"...but when it comes to stopping crime and violence NONE of us really matter to this liberal, elite, think they know it all, TRASH, crowd of politicians. 

Remember, they told us in the pandemic, that their #1 job was to "keep the public safe"...they then proceeded, like Secretary Robert Kennedy said, to implement and perpetrate the most unscientific, destructive and disaster ridden policies upon the public imaginable and were responsible for suicides of children, destruction of marriages, and livelihoods of countless individuals simultaneously facilitating the overall current distrust of the medical community. 

What Of Crime & Violence

Like Mrs. Carter, I believe that it is unconscionable that people could be rallying against anyone or any organization or entity that vows or offers to make our streets safer and reduce violence, especially the violence that is killing young Black men and damaging the Black community as it has done. Black people make up only 13% of the US population but one of the highest percentages of those VICTIMIZED by of acts of violent crime. To see folk rally and deny to ask for or petition for assistance in dealing with crime and violence prevention displays at least 3 things.

1- A complete lack of understanding of what the military vow is. It is to defend the United States from "ALL ENEMIES, FORIEGN OR DOMESTIC" Specific military involvement has nothing to do with the establishment of martial law. To say that rampant murder and violent crime, and those  perpetuate those things are not "enemies" of us all is ridiculous. If the presence of the military can help save someone's life, and making community policing more easy...GOD BLESS THEM!

2- A total disassociation from the real issues, and lack of understanding of what crime and violence has done and is doing to our communities in general, and as such one is not qualified to say a word about the subject...

3- An attitude of one who believes that a certain amount of loss of life is acceptable and even tolerable, as long as it is THEM and not US. In this case, this is directed towards Black people and communities where Black people live predominately. This is the ultimate insult and height of foolishness and similar to those who both took a bath in gasoline and washed their clothes in gasoline, while standing by a burning inferno; these people are on their way to the lowest part of HELL. Proof: Both Pritzker and Brandon Johnson enjoy heavy details of security and police presence, while the community is left to bury their dead at war zone proportions due to idiots wanting to flex with a gun. 

Until you have conducted community vigil's and remembrances for those killed of senseless violence, or experienced the pain of the loss of a loved one due to it, you really don't quite understand the sense of urgency, but this is an EMERGENCY which has raged on for years. There are entire communities of young people in Chicago who were alive in 2013, but did not live to 2017. They are dead now due to the culture of violence, many of them didn't live to be 20 years old, but that is another story. Someone has to save the innocent from these murderers and predators, and I say we must do that..."BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY"  

Blessed!

Resources:

Council On Criminal Justice

"The picture is considerably different for Black Americans, who reported increased violent victimization from 2022 to 2023. Nonlethal violent victimization rates for Black Americans jumped 37% during this period, reaching 12.3 incidents per 1,000 people in 2023, the highest of any racial group. Aggravated assault rates increased by 16%, the survey data show, while robbery rates climbed by 79%. Additionally, while rape/sexual assault rates decreased 25% from 2021 to 2022 for Black Americans, they rose 47% from 2022 to 2023."

 

 

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Has "Equity" Been Redefined By The Liberal Left, Before Our Eyes?

In every generation words evolve to take on a slightly different meaning and purpose. From biblical historical linguistic studies one can readily see this sort of evolution in word usage development. Thus the plight of the biblical expositor is to not only make sure of the "sitz-im-Leben" or the context and the historical setting, but also to shore up the correct meaning of words in the particular generation discussed and clarify the usage of terms associated with that setting. Failure to do so could result in historical synchronism, in which meanings of words specific to one generation, are either inadvertently or deliberately smuggled into another generation to create a completely different story than was originally intended.

There are words that we currently use in society that have experienced this same sort of "evolution". One such word is "equity".

What Is "EQUITY" And What Does It Mean?

As we will see below, one of the definitions of equity, is simply fairness in treatment. For example: If there is a job to be done requiring a hammer, and hammers are being distributed, one should be distributed to all those doing the job. To provide hammers to only them who appear to need a hammer is not equitable. Distributing hammers to only those who the supervisors want on site is also not equitable. This is where the train seems to come off the rails as I will explain.

Liberal Left Redefinition

For quite some time the term "equity" has seemingly been a theme song of the liberal political and social left. The word, as it is used today in political and social settings, is undergirded by theories of racial disparity and the inescapable boogeyman of "systemic racism" and in particular "white supremacy". When the liberal elite use the term "equity" in modern times, they are all but saying that America is unfair because of racism and her racist history. It is this history that has cemented outcomes in everything that is based on racism (white supremacy in particular) and the only way to be fair, is to assure the same outcomes in everything to everyone because racism has placed insurmountable obstacles, even if invisible, in front of whole groups of individuals therefore making every effort inequitable.

PROOF

I haven't seen or read too many Black people, political, religious or not, who undertake the discussion of this issue publicly and outside of politically liberal circles. But it seems that many Black leaders, especially political leaders, have taken on a determination to redefine the word and term "equity" for popularity, social acceptance and political gain.

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