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    Ken Belson in the NYT has an interesting article tracking down the 25 NFL first round draft picks from 25 years ago. They averaged 9 years in the NFL and $15 million in salary. A big problem that athletes from the poorer half of society have is that even when they are in the mood...
  • @Lex
    You could put those 15 million in the bank and live off interest.

    Replies: @DCThrowback, @officious intermeddler, @Bob, @Bill Jones, @interesting

    Interest is going negative these days …

  • This is bizarre. The imagery will be memorable. From the New York Times: Obama could show his support for the national pastime by coptering in, landing on second base, then sitting behind home plate in splendid isolation, the lone fan in Camden Yards (although surrounded -- at a respectful dista
  • @Chris
    As a baseball fan I want to watch this. It'll be surreal to see a game without spectators. Historic, even.

    Replies: @Bob, @Eric, @Reg Cæsar

    Trend setting.

  • No sacrifice is too great for the benefits of diversity. Literally.

  • From the New York Times: Baltimore Police Clash With Youths After Funeral for Freddie Gray By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG APRIL 27, 2015 BALTIMORE — Police officers in riot gear clashed with rock-throwing youths on Monday in a neighborhood in Northwest Baltimore, hours after Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old black man who has become the nation’s latest...
  • @BayAreaBill
    The caption about "social justice shopping" is brutally funny, but I don't think this approach has any chance of permeating very far through society.
    The fact is, the Freddie Gray should not have died the way he did. And the guy fleeing in South Carolina should not have been shot in the back. Stuff like this does seem to happen to blacks more often. I'm open to the argument that these news accounts of blacks getting killed by cops gives an illusory appearance of a problem. But until I see convincing evidence to that effect, it seems to me there really is a problem.

    Strategically, I think the best thing to do is: (a) acknowledge there probably is a problem, (b) suggest that it's the JOB that makes police officers commit brutal acts, and so the POLICE ARE VICTIMS TOO , because society places such horrible demands on them, and (c) demonstrate very convincingly (Steve's good at this) that these problems PALE in comparison to problems black men create all by themselves.

    This society loves a victim. Might as well make the middle class white male cops victims of urban governments, an incorrigible urban underclass, and media elites who love to blame but have no real solutions to any real problems.

    Maybe an analogy can be made with the treatment of returning Vietnam vets vs returning vets in more recent wars.

    Replies: @FactsAreImportant, @no name, @International Jew, @Bob

    This kind of thing never happens to asians.

  • From WhiteHouse.gov: The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release April 27, 2015 Readout of the President’s Meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch Following her swearing-in this afternoon, President Obama met with Attorney General Loretta Lynch at the White House to welcome her to the team and reiterate that he looks forward...
  • @SPMoore8
    The violence seems to be getting worse because the police have been intimidated about using deadly force. That is apparently why the police aren't acting more forcefully, and also why the curfew won't be put into effect until tomorrow night, by which time the city can hand off security to the National Guard and other police officers from the Mid Atlantic. Weird to see such a capitulation.

    To be honest it would be better to use some excessive force now, to stop this, than to allow it to just keep growing. I mean this only in the sense that the more the violence grows, the greater the amount of force necessary to shut it down later.

    But more bad news is if the city refuses to use force against the violence now, and allows it to fizzle out on its own terms, then it will be worse next time around, and summer is coming. It may be the media is making this out to be worse than it is, but all I am seeing is complete anarchy, with a lot of completely innocent men and women -- including white men and women -- being robbed and assaulted. This is unacceptable.

    I wonder if America's most foremost public intellectual, Melissa Harris-Perry (so dubbed by Ta Nehisi Coates) will call out the black female mayor of Baltimore,Stephanie Rawlings-Blake for dog whistling for calling the rioters "thugs". Probably not. Because nothing says justice for Freddie Gray like stealing a white woman's purse.

    Replies: @Bob, @Mike Zwick, @Mike Zwick, @Father O'Hara

    If only there were some white people they could shoot.

  • @Priss Factor
    It's Lib vs Lib.

    Just watch and enjoy.

    Replies: @Bob

    … until you get the bill.

  • I'm going to try to not click on this harmonic convergence of All Things Not Getting the Joke.
  • @Kylie
    @anony-mouse

    Bruce Jenner's life is apparently full of paradox, not the least for me being that he's a boring freak.

    I honestly can't think of anything else to write about him or his ilk. So tiresome and creepy in equal measure. Fifty years ago, civil rights were about sitting at lunch counters, now they're about having one's boy bits lopped off. I won't mistake motion for progress.

    Replies: @B.R., @rod1963, @Bob

    Fifty years ago “civil rights” were about the involuntary servitude of whites. Negros could always have a meal. What was important was telling you to make it.

    Today “civil rights” are about the involuntary servitude of white Christians. Sodomites could always have a cake. What is important is telling you, not muslims, to make it.

  • Via Colin Flaherty
  • Didn’t I see this in one of the early Planet of the Apes movies?

  • I noticed recently that the catastrophe area that was once the great city of Detroit -- bankruptcy, busted neighborhoods, acres of deserted houses, water shutdowns, and now, asTomDispatch regular Laura Gottesdiener reports, an almost biblical foreclosure crisis that could result in tens of thousands of people being thrown out of their homes -- regularly gets...
  • The negros could just buy the houses for practically nothing but that would mean living in a black neighborhood.

    If the white people move in they’ll never be able to afford those same buildings.

  • Hillaryista economist J. Bradford DeLong tweets his approval of Europe being overrun by African desperados: That reminds me of a plot device in Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash lifted from Jean Raspail's The Camp of the Saints: the Raft, a vast agglomeration of flotsam, inhabited by impoverished south and southeast Asian refugees drifting inexorably across the...
  • @Bob
    The pilgrims didn't come for the EBT.

    Replies: @Bob

    If you don’t bribe them to come, you will only get “gutsy people willing to take initiative and run risks for a better life”. They are called Boers.

  • The pilgrims didn’t come for the EBT.

    • Replies: @Bob
    @Bob

    If you don't bribe them to come, you will only get "gutsy people willing to take initiative and run risks for a better life". They are called Boers.

  • From CNN: Back in 2009 in Taki's Magazine, I pointed out that the Best Picture-nominated District 9 by Boer refugee Neill Blomkamp wasn't wholly the "apartheid allegory" that American reviewers automatically assumed. Blomkamp kept explaining that his movie was also a metaphor for black v. black tensions over immigration in Johannesburg. Here's an interview in...
  • @Art Deco
    @Bob

    Barbados is run by 'white racist oppressors'?

    Replies: @Bob, @Jefferson

    Please continue …. Barbados and …

    When you compare one island with the billions, literal billions, you have proved my point.

  • Setting aside land for sport has been controversial at least since 1066. Wikipedia notes: Five clauses of the 1215 Magna Carta were devoted to limiting the king's right to hunting lands. In the British Isles, golf was traditionally less controversial, since it originated upon sand dunes and could coexist with the main economic use of...
  • @Hippopotamusdrome
    The middle-ages were truly an oppressive, backwards time.

    The idea that the government could set aside large swaths of wilderness and forbid it's subjects from hunting there is completely an alien concept to free peoples such as us moderns.

    Replies: @Yojimbo/Zatoichi, @Bob

    You mean like Nevada …

  • From CNN: Back in 2009 in Taki's Magazine, I pointed out that the Best Picture-nominated District 9 by Boer refugee Neill Blomkamp wasn't wholly the "apartheid allegory" that American reviewers automatically assumed. Blomkamp kept explaining that his movie was also a metaphor for black v. black tensions over immigration in Johannesburg. Here's an interview in...
  • @Lot
    White South Africans missed their chance to have their own country out of the greed of their upper classes who did not want to give up cheap black labor nor their extensive land holdings in the very black areas.

    In the early 80s the tide was obviously runing against them, but they could have broken off the NE 1/5 of the country around Johannesburg where they had a bare majority, plus the Western 1/4 which was majority Coloured but still had more whites than blacks.

    They made a half hearted attempt at this with the bantustans, but they were too small and did not have real independence. Having the small white populations leave the center 55% of the country would have made them even stronger in the 45% they might reasonably have kept. They then could have dismantled apartheid withouf losing their country and would have had the friendly support of Reagan and Thatcher.

    Replies: @unit472, @Neutral, @foxy, @Bob, @ABN, @Trumpenprole, @G Pinfold, @Terry, @Daniel H

    Haven’t we learned yet that the only place all negros find tolerable to live is among white racist oppressors?

    Their doom is that oppression is going extinct or escaping. They must pursue it. Why should any white South African’s imaginary lines give sanctuary?

    • Replies: @Art Deco
    @Bob

    Barbados is run by 'white racist oppressors'?

    Replies: @Bob, @Jefferson

    , @Lot
    @Bob

    Thanks for all the responses. Maybe the far left would have a problem, but under my scenario the middle 55-60% of the country would become completely independent with its own military etc. it would likely need to main friendly relations with its richer whiteish neighbor, which would a far more formidable army of its own.

    Doing this in the early 80s would mean, not gaining favor of the left, but of Reagan and thatcher, who were quite OK with white minority rule.

    The new government probably would have been pretty liberal in most respects, fully democratic, but want some border walls and internal controls. It would be something like 45% white, 30% colored, and 25% black. The standard of living of the local blacks would be so much higher they'd likely oppose further black immigration, just as they do now.

    The same thing might have worked in Algeria: reduce the colony to a walled area around Algiers and part of the fertile coastal strip that would have been 80+% white.

    Israel has shown the way that a group of whites can successfully colonize a nonwhite area in the 20th century. It requires more than anything large white majorities, minimal use of nonwhite labor, and keeping the size realistically small.

  • Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. At Vassar some ditzbunny got blitzed, got laid, and a year later decided that she had been sexually assaulted. I guess she didn’t notice it at the time. You have to be alert to know when you have been raped. It can happen when you are distracted, maybe working...
  • @anonymous

    being behind everyone but Spain, Ireland, and Poland. Welcome to Vassar.
     
    But why do Americans assume that they are a superior breed and therefore must always outshine everyone else? Americans are nobody special. I couldn't count the number of Americans I've met who 'don't know nuttin bout nuttin' . That they came out ahead of Spain, Ireland and Poland surprises me; that must be some sort of mistake. Face it, a lot of people here are descended from Europe's rejects. But just keep chanting, over and over again like a Hare Krishna in a trance:

    USA, USA, USA
    We're number one, We're number one

    Replies: @Bob, @Isabella, @Realist

    It must have something to do with the people that built America from scratch after giving everybody else a millennia head start.

    Now she’s just one of lots of countries that traded prosperity for diversity.

  • It is one of history’s ironies that the Lincoln Memorial is a sacred space for the Civil Rights Movement and the site of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech. Lincoln did not think blacks were the equals of whites. Lincoln’s plan was to send the blacks in America back to Africa, and if...
  • You lost. Your beloved treasonous racist Confederacy didn’t even make it 5 years.
    Get over it.

    • Replies: @Eustace Tilley (not)
    @Bob

    You call the Confederacy "treasonous". That just goes to show how well 150 years of Yankee school brainwashing has worked. Lincoln betrayed the principles upon which this nation (originally a voluntary federation of sovereign states) was founded.

    "Racist"? The North was every bit as "racist" as the South. Read the Fred Reed article, "Purity of Soul" to learn a little history. I suspect you're in for quite a surprise.

    "Get over it." Yessuh. Yes, massuh.

  • Back in 1990 in Richmond, Virginia, as part of the Museum of the Confederacy's lecture series, the late Professor Ludwell Johnson, author and professor of history at William and Mary College, presented a fascinating lecture titled, “The Lincoln Puzzle: Searching for the Real Honest Abe.” Commenting on the assassination of Lincoln now 150 years ago,...
  • Lincoln didn’t die for his country. He died to take my country.

  • Time magazine has put "three of the most profound words to enter America's lexicon" - 'Black Lives Matter' - on its most recent cover (April 20, 2015). If "Black Lives Matter" were true, St. Louis wouldn't need the "Put Down the Pistol"campaignto try and convince black people from shooting one another. If "Black Lives Matter"...
  • Orwell forgot "Experience is Prejudice".

  • The Republican rout in the Battle of Indianapolis provides us with a snapshot of the correlation of forces in the culture wars. Faced with a corporate-secularist firestorm, Gov. Mike Pence said Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act would not protect Christian bakers or florists who refuse their services to same-sex weddings. And the white flag went...
  • Outlaw Josey Wales …

    Lone Watie: I didn’t surrender, but they took my horse and made him surrender. They have him pulling a wagon up in Kansas I bet.

  • In the New York Times, former Bond Girl Motoko Rich wonders: By the way, Massachusetts has the highest NAEP test scores in the country. Coincidence? In New York City, where more than 85 percent of the students are racial minorities, 60 percent of the teachers are white. In Washington, black teachers represent close to half...
  • What it takes is stupider whites and they’re on the way!

  • From JayMan's twitter feed, car crash fatalities per 100,000 population (which isn't the same as per vehicle or mile driven): Yeah, Libya is the big black hole of bad driving. We're talking about a country where the only man with the gravitas and calming leadership necessary to keep the furious tribes from each others' throats...
  • @Marty
    @Bob

    I hope you get the San Bernardino Sheriffs treatment.

    Replies: @Bob

    Since when did the law have anything to do with safe driving?

  • @Anonymous
    What's amazing is how lousy American drivers are. Passing on the right isn't good, guys. And the only reason Canada is green instead of blue is all the crappy Toronto drivers. And then you have Germany with no speed limits on the autobahn and all blue.

    Replies: @whahae, @Laguna Beach Fogey, @Bob, @SFG, @Jan Banan, @Justin, @Kaz, @vinny, @AnotherDad

    Passing on the right sure beats driving in a tightly packed formation. I don’t even slow down.

    • Replies: @Marty
    @Bob

    I hope you get the San Bernardino Sheriffs treatment.

    Replies: @Bob

  • From the Jewish Daily Forward: Kagame, "The Global Elite's Favorite Strongman," is a scary guy. In addition to Rwanda, Israel is rumored to ha
  • @Whiskey
    Kagame was the one who stopped the Rwandan genocide by military force, his RPF seems the only competent fighting force in Africa, itself a major achievement given the standards of the African military.

    But even Israel faces opposition to borders, walls, and deporting refugees. The Tel Aviv "bubble" people, mostly wealthy Ashkenazi, don't like it and find it awful. Indeed Berlin has about 20,000 or so mostly Ashkenazi Israelis sitting out conscription. Berlin! Not much ethno-centrism even in Israel among Ashkenazi sitting in Tel Aviv (which is almost never rocketed nor subject to jihad). Bibi's votes came from working class Mizrahi Jews and Askhenazi (mostly Russians) living in the North and South subject to rocket attacks from Lebanon and Hamasistan in Gaza.

    Funny how an actual war with non-Whites is needed to generate White ethnocentrism. Particularly among higher IQ Whites, it seems the desire for a universal utopian cross-racial society is just too strong, save non-Whites actively trying to kill you personally. Europeans will object of course, as will the Israeli Left.

    Replies: @Bob

    Orwell was right. War is peace. Freedom is bondage. Experience is prejudice. Ignorance is tolerance.

  • Why pay them to leave? Stop paying to import them.

  • Audacious Epigone correlates the results of the ten question vocabulary test in the latest General Social Survey with who voted for whom in 2012: But can Democrats salve their pride among Whites Only? To find out, you'll have to check out the IQ scores there.
  • Romney’s shoes had higher IQs than Obama voters … What’s your point?

  • From ESPN: A theory about Aaron Craft Why the Buckeyes point guard is always the most hated player on the court Originally Published: March 5, 2013 By Wayne Drehs | ESPN The Magazine "AARON CRAFT AND I have a date tonight," Michigan senior Alex Lipnik tells me, some three hours before his Wolverines will face...
  • @rod1963
    This is why I despise white fans with all my heart.

    It just shows how nasty and cowardly white sports fans are. It's really sad because the fans smearing guys like Craft aren't even fit to tie his shoes or carry his gym bag. Stupid, fat and out of shape losers that would be throwing up their guts inside a minute of playing one on one with him.

    But I guess that's how they get to feel like a man.

    Replies: @Justin, @Bob

    I think the words your looking for are “well programmed”, not “nasty and cowardly” … obviously no thought or reasoning is going into their words and actions.

    Kind of like how they are permitted to be offended by Vick’s animal abuse but negro rape and femicide are unseen to the masses.

  • If you are a young man, and contemplate matrimony with the love of your life, it is well to look at marriage from the standpoint of reason rather than sentiment. Men are, after all, male, and occasionally capable of reason. The first question to ask yourself is: Why marry? What would you gain? Would your...
  • “Will I be happy? Yes, but you won’t know it.”
    Response from a never married Lothario to a question asked by an innocent man about to get married. A passage in a movie.

    “A woman marries hoping he’ll change. A man marries hoping she doesn’t change. They are both in for disappointment” Author Unknown

  • From the New York Times, an article about how a brain scientist is going to use brain scans to try to figure out the mystery of white flight in Hungary from heavily Roma (Gypsy) schools. What kind of brain defect causes white Hungarian parents to hold delusional stereotypes about Gypsy children being lazy, dishonest, and...
  • @Harry Baldwin
    @Bob

    How come the greater that you are exposed to/ know an oppressed minority (fill in the blank), the greater you are prejudiced? Isn’t that called experience?

    It could be called postjudiced.
    Urban Dictionary-- Postjudice: Not liking a person or group with a good reason. Having had experience with a person, you do not like that person. A rational generalization.

    Replies: @Bob

    Rationality has literally become a crime.

  • How come the greater that you are exposed to/ know an oppressed minority (fill in the blank), the greater you are prejudiced?

    Isn’t that called experience?

    • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    @Bob

    How come the greater that you are exposed to/ know an oppressed minority (fill in the blank), the greater you are prejudiced? Isn’t that called experience?

    It could be called postjudiced.
    Urban Dictionary-- Postjudice: Not liking a person or group with a good reason. Having had experience with a person, you do not like that person. A rational generalization.

    Replies: @Bob

  • Christopher Caldwell is perhaps the finest aphorist in journalism today. For example, I've often quoted this sentence from his 2009 book Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: From the Claremont Review of Books: The Browning of America By: Christopher Caldwell Posted: March 9, 2015 A review of Diversity Explosion: How New Racial Demographics Are Remaking...
  • @Mike Sylwester

    In Georgia last fall, Democrat Michelle Nunn, an impressive candidate and the daughter of a long-beloved U.S. senator, lost after getting only 23% of the white vote.
     
    An attainable goal for the Republican Party to aim for in the 2016 election would be about 2/3 of the White vote.

    Perhaps the ultimate maximum for the Republican Party will be about 3/4 of the White vote.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar, @notsaying, @Bob

    Why? Who exactly do republicans represent anyway … they try to represent negros but democrats keep raising their bid of other people’s money.

  • Partial index, Knockout Game a Lie? To cure a disease, begin by admitting that you have it. Ah, the joys of escalation. In Ferguson blacks are shooting policemen as others cheer .It does a curmudgeon’s soul good: Everything gets worse, the collapse continues, and unreasoning stupidity goes thundering into the future. We will hear I...
  • Worldwide, the only thing separating any negro anywhere from the typical Zimbabwe, Liberia, Haitian ad nauseum experience is their white racist oppressor.

    They are never leaving voluntarily. Pay them and they’ll be back with their hands out.

    It is unthinkable to stop paying them to come …

  • Dear Mexican: Recently, I visited a viejecita in an assisted living home. As I’m getting on in years myself, I wondered how I would fare in such a place. Fortunately I like to eat cottage cheese, but I would like some salsa with it, or better yet, an occasional jalapeño en escabeche. Are there places...
  • From the NYT: Republicans have outsourced patriotism to Israel.
  • @Wilkey
    @iSteveFan

    "And yet Israel doesn’t attack ISIS."

    Israel probably loves ISIS. Hell, the Mossad is probably supplying them. ISIS is stupid enough that it will probably eventually attack Israel, and that will give Israel another chance to expand. I'd give decent odds that, in terms of area, the nation of Israel will be considerably larger a decade from now. It will probably be thanks to a very brief, profitable war with ISIS.

    Replies: @anonymous-antimarxist, @Bob

    Genesis 15:18 In the same day the LORD made a covenant with Abram, saying, Unto thy seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates:

    Pretty much.

  • … yea but at least we got a defunded security wall in the deal.

    GOP — this is what in it for YOU!

  • From the New York Times: Justice Department Finds Pattern of Police Bias and Excessive Force in Ferguson By MATT APUZZO MARCH 3, 2015 WASHINGTON — Police officers in Ferguson, Mo., have routinely violated the constitutional rights of the city’s black residents, the Justice Department has concluded in a scathing report that accuses the officers of...
  • Bob says:
    @Ed
    It is long past time to let negroes patrol their own neighborhoods and communities with their own negro policemen. What happens there is not the white man's business, or the Asian or Hispanic man's business.

    At the same time, it is time to let Whites have their schools free from busing and similar measures. I think Asians and Hispanics would agree for their neighborhoods. Deal???

    Replies: @Bob

    Negros without white racist oppression experience mass starvation, pestilence, even greater crime, etc. They bitch and deny but they know.

    There’s no line to escape to any of the noted black utopias. Apartheid South Africa had a black immigration problem but it’s getting better with the dwindling population of abusers on which to cling.

  • From the NYT: Obama Outlines Programs to Counter Lure of Extremist Groups Like ISIS By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS FEB. 18, 2015 WASHINGTON — President Obama on Wednesday outlined his administration’s efforts to counter what he calls “violent extremism” in a speech to law enforcement, community and religious leaders gathered to discuss how to prevent groups...
  • @Steve Sailer
    @Jack D

    "We have lost our will to be colonial masters and we can’t seem to find any local puppet rulers who are capable"

    Berlusconi had a deal in place with Gadaffi to prevent black Africans from using Libya to get to Italy, but then the Obama Administration decided to kill Qathaphee.

    Replies: @Bob

    … and thus ends the dream of ending nuclear proliferation. Thanks Obama.

  • I see with no surprise that Washington is stepping up its campaign to censor the internet. It had to come, and will succeed. It will put paid forever to America’s flirtation with freedom. The country was never really a democracy, meaning a polity in which final power rested with the people. The voters have always...
  • GREAT ARTICLE, FRED. LET US FIGHT BACK.

    I just hope the internet remains free. I hope the people will wake up sooner than later and vote for Republicans who can keep the internet free.

    I agree with you on everything else. The US Supreme Court is a joke.

    I believe technology will provide other avenues to access sites too, though that remains to be seen.

    • Replies: @Stan D Mute
    @Bob


    I hope the people will wake up sooner than later and vote for Republicans who can keep the internet free.
     
    HaHa! I just love good sarcasm. Just like I love those good republicans who have upheld their voters' demands to secure the border and rid our nation of alien invaders who refuse our language, customs, laws, and taxes.
  • The New York Times reports: Which did receive a "Best Picture" nomination, by the way. At least, that is what a detailed splicing and dicing of a decade’s worth of Nielsen data suggests about a show that will, to abundant controversy, honor an all-white group of acting nominees and feature a white host. With remarkable...
  • @Svigor

    Be fair – we whites see whites in all our media. Turn it around – I’m not interested in all-, or mostly-black movies either.
     
    Hey, good point. Whites' expressed desire to see white movies is highly respected in our society.

    Replies: @Bob

    Nope, The LOTR is the exception that proves the rule. All black is fine. All white is racist.

    • Replies: @Brutusale
    @Bob

    LOTR actually goes the otherway. Many of the evil Uruk Hai were obviously black actors.

  • @Pat Boyle
    What is our a priori expectation here?

    Blacks are about 13% of the population. So do we expect them to earn 13% of the Oscars. Were we to say that we would be tacitly expecting blacks to be equal in acting talent with whites. Who thinks that's true?

    For example since blacks are 13% of the total population should we expect blacks to win 13% of the science based Nobel Prizes or the Fields Medal? Conversely blacks are overrepresented in all the hand speed and foot speed sports. So should they only be 13% of new entrants into the Hall of Fame?

    Blacks are probably overrepresented in most Hollywood screenplays because there are government bureaucrats who set a quota for blacks roles. I'm not sure that this is true in movies but it is obvious in TV commercials.

    All of which gets us back to the question - Can blacks act?

    We know that blacks are less intelligent so we should expect to see fewer of them in fields that require much intellect. For example the Tesla car company is in the news again. I don't actually know the name of the guy who is the founder and guiding genius behind this company - but I'm pretty sure he isn't black. So why don't we know who he is and we all know about Morgan Freeman?

    In fact almost all black actors are famous for their personalities rather than their ability to act. Whites like Kevin Kline or even Brad Pitt will assay a wide variety of characters. Pitt for example bulked up for 'Troy' and then lost the weight to appear in a comic role. He has appeared as young men, old men, handsome young studs and ugly creeps. But Samuel L. Jackson is always Samuel L. Jackson. He always talks too loud and is pushy.

    Blacks are entertainers but blacks just aren't actors in the sense that whites are.

    Replies: @Bob, @Former Darfur

    You should ask one sometime what % of the US is black … you’ll be amazed.

  • I have to disagree with Mr. Sailor.

    There is an abundance of untapped black. They really seem to despise black. Reality indicates its one of the greatest bluffs of all time. It’s more like black is great. Here have some. Not-black for me! Black is sooo cool for you though.

    I hear Precious is available … Act fast. Hannah Davis is taken.

  • From the NYT: White Americans outscored the OECD average on the 2012 PISA 518 to
  • White Americans trailed Canadians by only 4 points

    Maybe the diversity not only brings down the avg. score, but also acts as brakes for the potentially more advanced learners … no student being left behind.

  • As a commenter pointed out, NFL rules mandate a large, rock-hard football that is hard to hold, hard to throw, hard to catch, easy to fumble, easy to kick, and easy to punt. For the last two weeks, there have been allegations (the factuality of which I won't get into) that the cleverest franchise of...
  • Am I the only one that says everybody just use the same ball … like when we were kids and it was a freakin’ game!

  • From the Washington Post, a story of an African immigrant family who have racked up $1.3 million in debt, even while not paying their mortgage for over six years. Swamped by an underwater home After the housing collapse derails the American Dream, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the Boateng family Story by Kimbriell Kelly...
  • @smurfette
    @Bob

    PMI is insurance the lender makes you take out if you are putting down less than 20% on a property. Because people with low down payments are more likely default, the bank requires you to take out insurance to protect them if you want to put less down. It is quite costly and can add hundreds of dollars a month to the payment. Generally, if you can't come up with 20% down, you probably shouldn't be buying a house.

    Replies: @Bob

    Yea, what happened to it? It was supposed to protect lenders from blowing millions on African immigrants.

  • What exactly is PMI? Is it ever paid out or just another way to pump up the payment?

    • Replies: @smurfette
    @Bob

    PMI is insurance the lender makes you take out if you are putting down less than 20% on a property. Because people with low down payments are more likely default, the bank requires you to take out insurance to protect them if you want to put less down. It is quite costly and can add hundreds of dollars a month to the payment. Generally, if you can't come up with 20% down, you probably shouldn't be buying a house.

    Replies: @Bob

  • Regarding the unsurprising slaughter in Paris: Diversity is a disaster. Why people cannot see this is a mystery. A country can ignore an unfortunate reality, but it cannot ignore the consequences of ignoring it. Why governments allow and even encourage immigration of incompatible populations is a greater mystery. Few things cause more misery, hatred, death,...
  • @leper messiah
    This piece is astonishing in its erudition, clarity, and above all...truth. I am very glad to have recently come across this website and look forward to many more posts from this author.

    Replies: @Bob

    Raad his past posts. He can really cut through the BS. If we had politicians like him we’d have a lot less problems.

  • I recently asked a friend of long standing, involved in law enforcement in California, how the state's massive immigration looked, in the streets and court rooms, to someone actually there. The following is his answer, edited only to remove identification. It is consisten with what I have seen myself, though a decade ago, and what...
  • @TomB
    @leftist conservative

    Kudos for trying to think through the consequences of all this.

    That said I can't help feeling it has a ... Occam's type problem in terms of all its extended suppositions and forecasts: Just so many, each of which even alone might be questioned but then linked together necessarily...

    In any event my prediction is one that not only takes from some hints that have already appeared, but from other similar historical situations too and that is what we will see is a secession movement. That is, to have California (So. Cal. for sure) and New Mexico (and possibly Arizona but I don't see all of Texas being claimed at least by the time things get going) secede and join/rejoin Mexico.

    Of course in some slices of the Hispanic community there's already long been talk of same, or an "Aztlan," and then there's the example right on our doorstep of Quebec.


    Funny but this actually brings up a thought to my mind: What if, instead of being outraged at this and promoting that outrage, one started and succeeded in promoting the idea that ... the sooner the better? That when that movement gets going it should not be resisted but indeed hastened?

    If, after all, it's gonna happen anyway, why wait and have all the rest of the U.S. pour our money and etc. into those states?

    Be interesting to see the effect on those living in those states/areas now. Just how ... welcoming they'd be towards the ever-increasing hispanicisation they are not only seeing but indeed welcoming. Especially amongst the elites who seem to be the most welcoming: I.e, facing the prospect that the locus of wealth and privilege would soon be subject to the wonderful governance Mexico City provides for Mexico. Wonder how Silicon Valley would react?

    Might be a veery interesting thing indeed to see a mainstream call to start not caring if indeed some areas start demanding secession. To ... give away Los Angeles and San Diego... To do away with all those wonderful national legislators that California and Arizona has been sending us... To settle once and for all where we could have a border, and give so much economic resource over to Mexico we could say let us hear no more about us needing compassion for wanna-be immigrants trying to escape Mexican poverty. And if (!) Mexico were to go and screw it all up–i.e., the same way it's screwed up what land it already dominates—well so be it. At least we can't be blamed and we did our part...

    Wouldn't you love to see the expressions on the faces of so many of those elites there faced with even just the possibility that the rest of this country would throw them under the bus when the inevitable secessionist calls start being made?

    Replies: @Bob

    Wouldn’t work. Why secede back to a nation they escaped from? Figuring those areas going back to Mexico would become as bad as the rest of Mexico we’d only have to deal with the same people jumping the new border back into whatever remains of the U.S.

  • From the New York Times: "Should Schools Teach Personality?" They used to call it "character." This is representative of a pervasive problem in 21st Century America: often, authority figures eventually figure out that they are dealing with the same problems authority figures dealt with in the past with more success. But they can't come out...
  • @Steve Sailer
    @Ex Submarine Officer

    "Of course we should teach young people character, what kind of fools wouldn’t?"

    Yup.

    Replies: @bob

    If we can’t change character I guess the whole point of teaching character is to learn how to identify those with bad character.

  • A British author, residing in the United States for the past 30 years, created a small firestorm earlier this week with his candid observations that modern-day Americans have been duped by the government into accepting a European-style march toward socialism because we fail to appreciate the rich legacy of personal liberty that is everyone’s birthright...
  • Mr. Napolitano,

    Could you provide the link to Mr. Oz’s comments?

    Thanks,

    Bob

  • It is obvious, is it not, that all of the recent problems with the police have occurred because cops keep meddling with people. If the fuzz had left Rodney King alone, Los Angeles would not have burned. If the cop in Ferguson had not stopped Michael Brown after he robbed the store, the town would...
  • Life would be far less colorful without the pithy writings of Fred Reed. Thanks mate!
    As regards the last column on the black problem:
    What a pity blacks can’t just simply be shipped back to where they all came from. Chasing each other down and beating the daylights out of each other with knobkerries, living in mud huts drinking cow urine….

  • How to fake being sent, as Sabrina Rubin Erdely would say, "crashing through a low glass table" as done by professionals in Scream 4. Notice all the shattered glass from 2:50 to 3:30 in this film clip. NSFW for blood and language.
  • Ace Frehley recorded a track called “Fractured Mirror” on his first solo album in the late 1970s. Very good it is too, but an instrumental, so no pertinent lyrical content.

  • The Washington Post's discovery that Jackie, the star of Sabrina Rubin Erdely's Rolling Stone blockbuster "A Rape on Campus," had electronically concocted (or, as the kids say these days, catfished) a nonexistent suitor named Drew to make "Randall" jealous is reminiscent of the 2003 movie Shattered Glass. In the scene shown above, New Republic writer...
  • Off-topic: English movie director Mike Figgis was being discussed here a week or two ago, and the fact that he has some cousins resident in Ireland was taken unquestioningly by several posters as proof that he himself “is” Irish (and has Irish facial features, a sense of displacement that only an Irishman in a foreign land can feel, etc etc).

    The opposite appears to be the case: “Figgis” is an old English name, originally from the eastern shires, and any Figgises in Ireland are presumably descended from English settlers either ancient or modern (or are actual English immigrants).

    Just thought I’d point that out.

  • NYT columnist Charles M. Blow writes: The Perfect-Victim Pitfall First Michael Brown, Now Eric Garner DEC. 3, 2014 At some point between the moment a Missouri grand jury refused to indict a police officer who had shot and killed Michael Brown on a Ferguson street and the moment a New York grand jury refused to...
  • So will there now be people holding up “I love NYC” signs? You know, to let the world that NYC is not a seething morass of backward racists? Will “NYC” be another name which will live in infamy like Selma? For that matter, will there be multiple articles about how the cops and the evil greedy city council shake down minorities with cigarette taxes? Will Obama be repeatedly asked whether he plans to visit NYC?
    Or are the rules for NYC totally different than for Ferguson?

  • From Salon: WEDNESDAY, DEC 3, 2014 08:09 AM PST Rolling Stone’s UVA rape story backlash: When narratives are so compelling that we don’t notice unbalanced reporting From the UVA exposé to "Serial" to "In Cold Blood," it's hard for us to accept holes in the stories that rivet us ERIN KEANE Rolling Stone's UVA rape...
  • Was that how the 90’s Satanic-rape-day-care hoaxes were resolved? By being more diligent in contacting the alleged perpetrators?

    Or was it, perhaps, resolved by saying “Mass satan-worshipping super-secret rape centers? Really?” Kinda like “Mass rape on broken glass in the DARK? With no hospitalization? Really?”

  • With the Establishment media suffering humiliating blows to their worldviews over the last few weeks in controversies that they chose to inflate into national crises -- Ferguson and the Rolling Stone fraternity gang rape text -- it's important to avoid two different forms of over-confidence: - Assume any kind of permanent progress has been achieved....
  • @Anonymous
    @Steve Sailer

    Right, but that's all communicated non-verbally by the accoutrements of the legitimate power - the car, the uniform, the badge, etc. - before any words are even exchanged.

    But none of that gets through the thick skulls of this element. Only hot lead does.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Bob

    You’re right in what you’re saying about how to interact with cops.

    But my point here is that when hundreds of people are being shot by cops in a year there’s a problem somewhere. I’m a pretty run of the mill white guy and I’ve certainly been in situations where cops and authority figures have been rude as a default and seemed to be saying “just give me a reason”. I never would escalate, but should guys with guns and a stacked deck to approve the use of force be able to start any interactions that way? Lots of criminal types have problems with authority and most cops know how to deal with that really well. But there are a decent sized minority of high-school-bully types that make things worse.

    This is basically my point about a mid-level problem that can’t be addressed because giving ground on what is a real issue seems to many people the equivalent of saying that Michael Brown was an gentle angel who was executed by a KKK grand wizard while on his way to enroll in college.

    • Replies: @William Badwhite
    @Bob

    "But my point here is that when hundreds of people are being shot by cops in a year there’s a problem somewhere. "

    In a nation of 330mm people, what do you consider an acceptable number Bob? Also please disclose how you arrived at that number. Around 400 per year seems low to me, based on how many NAM's are in the country, then add them to the "suicide by cop" crazy people.

    The Eric Garner case in NY seems much worse than this Brown nonsense (Brown, like Trayvon Martin, needed only to keep his hands to himself to still be alive). Garner was selling "loosies" - individual cigarettes. Big deal, he wasn't hurting anybody.

    Interestingly, the "loosies" are only 'illegal' because Obama's FDA declared them to be.

    Now, I'm off to protest Obama's murdering of fat black guys

    Replies: @Jack D

  • This is a typically excellent point and a big part of why it’s so hard to make progress on so many fronts in the US. Laying out the facts of a fair to middling problem doesn’t get anybody interested so the megaphone gets turned up to 11. Which of course then gets pushback because those affected and casual observers see that the problem isn’t on that level and then, as Steve points out, there’s a tendency to assume everything is exaggerated and to ignore the real, but relatively mild problems.

    The world of fraternities has some pretty obvious issues that should have been addressed years ago, but for many reasons haven’t been. However it’s pretty obvious that they aren’t organized raping clubs so this is an open invitation to both tune out stories about real problems and for true believes to ramp up the rhetoric. The end result being everybody things everybody else is nuts and not interested in real problems. The same goes for gun control, health care, cop violence and a whole host of US social issues.

    The same with Ferguson. Wilson wasn’t out to execute a black guy that morning, but at the same time I wouldn’t be shocked if his initial interaction with those guys wasn’t exactly his version “Guys, how about the sidewalk”, but more of Johnson’s “Get on the f’ing sidewalk”. A lot of cops have chips on their shoulder and that’s a problem when they’re armed and enjoy a lot of legal protections for using violence.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Bob


    The same with Ferguson. Wilson wasn’t out to execute a black guy that morning, but at the same time I wouldn’t be shocked if his initial interaction with those guys wasn’t exactly his version “Guys, how about the sidewalk”, but more of Johnson’s “Get on the f’ing sidewalk”. A lot of cops have chips on their shoulder and that’s a problem when they’re armed and enjoy a lot of legal protections for using violence.
     
    You must be unfamiliar with the kind of element Wilson was dealing with. It's not an element that responds conscientiously to polite requests.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    , @Anonymous
    @Bob

    Most likely Brown was trying to impose social dominance in that particular setting - the neighborhood block - and in that particular social situation - the interaction with a police officer.

    Obtaining and imposing social dominance generally involves escalating social interactions into a more contentious direction and trying to get the other guy or guys to back down before you do. It's basically a game of chicken. That's probably why he was sauntering down the middle of the street in full view of a cop car in the first place. He was trying to provoke a reaction and escalate the situation and have the cop back off and drive away and thus achieve social dominance in the eyes of the neighborhood residents.

    , @eah
    @Bob

    ... I wouldn’t be shocked if his initial interaction with those guys wasn’t exactly his version...

    I confess I had this same thought after reading Wilson's own GJ testimony. There he says directly that he was surprised/shocked at the belligerent and then violent reaction of Brown to Wilson's request that Brown (and Johnson) get out of the street and up onto the sidewalk. A request that was, per Wilson, polite and reasonable enough. But was Wilson being entirely truthful about the language he used initially? And was the way Wilson told them to walk on the sidewalk one of the reasons for Brown's reaction? I'll concede a 50/50 doubt on that.

    Replies: @The Last Real Calvinist

    , @Anonymous
    @Bob

    Bob, there's nothing wrong with "get on the f***ing sidewalk," when walking down the middle of the street is so obviously a provocative anti-Whitey pose in the first place. By the way, I've tried the sweet approach ("what's wrong with the sidewalk?") several times. Here in SF we have a new culture of driver-hating pedestrians colonizing the streets. They routinely answer f*** you" to anyone who questions their new enthusiasm.

  • From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Mayor, police, say race played no role in hammer slaying of Bosnian immigrant 3 hours ago • By Christine Byers and Nicholas J.C. Pistor Sejdalija Nuhanovic holds up a Bosnian flag along Gravois Road after a march on Monday, Dec. 1, 2014. Police blocked traffic as hundreds of people marched...
  • I understand that the Bosnians can help themselves by pushing the anti-Bosnian hate crime angle, but it would be nice if, having established their ethnic minority credentials, they could come out as white people and fight on that front as well.

  • Two questions, methinks, arise from Ferguson's latest outburst. The first, political, is "Why does the country tolerate it?" The second, more anthropologically interesting, is "Why the eerie incapacity of underclass blacks to understand evidence, or law, or much of anything?" Of the countless explanations given for the poor performance and poor behavior of blacks in...
  • @Sandals
    @Stealth:

    WRT your Irish question:
    http://chnm.gmu.edu/exploring/19thcentury/alienmenace/pop_cartoons.html

    A general comment: I've noticed that the targets of ethnic stereotyping/hostility experience it often enough that they can end up feeling like everyone in the uh "aiming" group has heard of the stereotype, even when that's not true. For example, I didn't understand the "watermelons on the White House lawn" e-mail that was infamously sent around in 2008. I just wasn't familiar with the stereotype of "black people liking watermelon." Many black people I spoke with, OTOH, had had the stereotype thrown at them so often that it felt to them like all "white" people surely knew the stereotype.

    So, maybe you are part of the group that doesn't hold these views. But, those who do hold these views do exist: I know from experience. ;)

    A more specific reply: My parents mistakenly thought that a private school would be better for me, so they practically bankrupted themselves to send me to one. This was in the '80s, and the hierarchy was clear to every kid there. (And yes, this was the *same* school with the denialist teachers. Perhaps it was their intense awareness of, and/or subtle belief in, the stereotypes that made them feel such a "need" to deny HBD.)

    This was the same hierarchy that appears in '50s and '60s studies of Americans' views of ethnicity, namely: WASP -> German -> other non-black, non-Indio Protestant (Scandinavian, Huguenot, etc.) -> Irish -> Italian -> Slav -> Hispanic -> black.

    People still remembered that Kennedy had had trouble getting elected president due to being Catholic and (implied) "ethnic." But yes, the Irish were ahead of the rest of the Catholics in being accepted.

    Jews and Asians were kind of outside the hierarchy, seen as another creature entirely. I'll add that way back when (like, the '30s and earlier), both groups were seen as "Orientals" (see this article *from* the '30s: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1934/10/my-friend-the-jew/306260/?single_page=true), and this may have been the last gasp of that view.

    See Michael Novak's The Rise of the Unmeltable Ethnics (1972) for a '70s view. Similarly, here's another Slav's memoir: http://www.thescreamonline.com/essays/essays2-1/silence.html

    "At bookstores I became acquainted with the little laugh. 'No, we don't have books on a ha Poland.' 'Oh, so you're a ha Polish?'

    "The jokes were unequivocal in their assessment of what it meant to be me. 'How do you know your house has been robbed by a [Pole]? The garbage can is empty and the dog is pregnant.' 'How do you know if a Polish girl has her period? She's wearing only one sock.' 'What is the pile of manure for at a Polish wedding? To keep the flies off the bride.'"

    Another joke *I* remember, which was targeted sometimes at Italians as well: "What do you call a [Slav | Italian] who marries a black person? A social climber."

    And, one I heard recently: "What did the Mexican and the Slav name their baby? Retardo."

    Again, those with this view exist, even if you're not one of them. ;)

    Replies: @Stealth, @Bob

    How do you know if a Polish girl has her period? She’s wearing only one sock.

    You think Polack jokes are evidence of white racism against Poles/slavs? Are you insensate in your stupidity? Polack jokes are goyim jokes—when the shtettlites headed out from the Pale of Settlement for our fair shores, they brought their charming folk hatred of the goyim/Polacks/slavs with them. It seemed wise to them to say Polack rather than goyim in telling their cute stories on the American comedy circuit, though. Jews really, really don’t like you slavs. Well, they like to traffic your girls, and they like to have them work in their brothels. But that’s a whole different kind of like.

    You’re kinda proving them right with your whole “white people hates us slavs” schtick, though. Dumb, dumb, stupid, dumb, dumb.

    Just hang around unz.com for the next time the Ukraine comes up. See exactly what kind of commenter is promoting the whole “Russians are subhumans” concept.

    • Replies: @Joe Webb
    @Bob

    I have always assumed that the Polack jokes are a creation of the Jews. Any history of the Jews is always way off mark without the centuries they lived in Poland and exploited the peasants for the corrupt Polish nobility....Jews never learned Polish, etc.

    The hatred of Jews for the goyim in our
    times never gets recognized but it is everywhere and for all time. Joe Webb

  • As you may know the actress Daryl Hannah depicted Ayla, the protagonist from Jean Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear, in the film version. Unlike many castings Hannah was an inspired choice, as she does look like the description of Ayla in the novels. Tall, blonde, and with a high forehead (remember, there's a lot...
  • See? I really was a police writer. Maybe the world's ugliest. I'm not making it up. I sometimes wish that people knew more about cops, who they are, and the world they live in. There are pretty good cops (most) and very bad ones (few) but accounts in the press usually bear little relation to...
  • Nice one Fred Reed, I won’t bother to read anymore of your stuff.

  • 1 This is the book of the generations of Adam. In the day that God created man, in the likeness of God made he him; 2 male and female created he them; and blessed them, and called their name Adam, in the day when they were created. 3 And Adam lived a hundred and thirty...
  • ‘Is there an argument that wanting to have children was “selected for”? If so, I’d like to see it.’

    I think that any argument against this notion would have to center on what “wanting” something really means. Do rabbits want to have children? It sure seems like it, but you can’t ask a rabbit what it “wants”. Do drug addicts want to take drugs? It sure seems like it, but many of them would say that they do not want to take drugs. Yet, they do take them compulsively, which seems like they do want to.

    At an unconscious level, all organisms are selected for wanting to have children. Wanting to have sex is a byproduct of wanting to have children, not the other way around.

  • For some reason this eight minute video "'You Just Don't Get It, Do You?' - A Montage of Cinema's Worst Writing Cliche" came to mind when I saw Nicholas Kristof's latest column in the New York Times:
  • While I’m sure it’s hard being so much more virtuous than everybody else all the time, I bet it’s absolutely exhausting having to constantly explain how much more virtuous you are than everybody else all the time.

  • The media's go-to guy for moral advice on how to reorganize the world, economist Bryan Caplan, explains: For example, the "ultimate incivility" would be for anyone to be so morally obscene as to to question Ebola Guy "being around" in America. Do you realize that there are subhuman vermin suggesting that maybe the government shouldn't...
  • Ref the truculent truckers, I don’t care if they all go out of business. Let it happen, in fact bring it on – double, no treble the fines, step up the searches. If there are no trucks then there’s no way in for the huddled masses of the vibrant. They’ll soon realise this and hopefully go and bother some other country. Tough on the truckers, maybe. But stemming the inflow of human detritus to my country is somewhat more important to me.

  • Different but the same: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2761556/Why-allowed-UK-Prime-suspect-hunt-missing-Alice-wife-murderer-Latvia.html

    Yesterday police finally found the body of a fragile (she was anorexic) young girl who went missing a month ago in west London. It seems highly likely that she was murdered (and who knows what else) by a man who migrated here from Latvia in 2007. There is free movement between EU states, so he was able to come here without anyone having any power to stop or even question him.

    Which is unfortunate, because in 1997 he had stabbed and bludgeoned his own wife to death. It was pre-meditated, he showed no remorse, and he concealed the body – so it was about as bad as a murder gets. But once he’d served his sentence, he was free to come here and inflict the same fate on a more-or-less defenceless English schoolgirl going for an afternoon walk.

    And what’s more, he was arrested and questioned about a sexual assault on another young girl in 2009. He wasn’t charged, but even so, no alarm went off, nothing alerted police about his past. Nothing.

    Of course, it would be just gauche to suggest that having committed a heinous crime should in any way prevent you from being allowed to migrate to our country and pick off its young girls one by one. But nonetheless people are starting to ask some awkward questions. And we have a general election coming in a few months. And something is lurking on the horizon. It looks like UKIP.

  • I spent the month of August far from the madding crowd’s ignoble strife. I therefore missed the Ferguson business, which seems to have featured some seriously madding crowds and strife at a dismal level of ignobility. Hastening to catch up, I purchased the September 1st issue of Time magazine, which has a cover story on...
  • @Bert
    @Bob

    Well aren't you a special little snowflake.

    Replies: @Bob

    Well aren’t you a special little snowflake.

    Oh Bert – thank god for big strong men like you – you are so selfless, so ready with words that lead us into battle – always waving the flag, cheering us on – just think of all the good patriotic feelings you elicit in us as we go off to war to kill and die – just think of all the joyful tears your kind have brought to humanity.

    You admonish me – the task of peace is for the weak – what a fool I am for wanting a peaceful world, when we have real men like you who are leading us on to manly glory.

    Thanks so much – Bob

  • @Svigor
    I'm not sad about Michael Brown. I'm glad. The world is better off without him.

    So how do you imagine the numerous mulattoes came to be?

    Likewise, how did the large number of “coloreds” in South Africa originate? Or the aborigine-white mixes in Australia?
     

    Same way white blood usually propagates through black populations: higher valuation on the part of blacks. It's not our fault they reward white admixture with higher reproductive rates.

    Sarcasm noted. So, since you are such a hard core race realist how do you explain the extremely high murder rates in middle ages Europe/Christendom or early 19th century USA?
     
    How do you explain the extremely high murder rates in every black population, anywhere, ever?

    The question is not why this white population or that moved on from high rates of violent crime. The question is, why black populations never do.


    You seem to be assuming that all such unions were non-consensual.
     
    Given black females' shameless gusto for "tha big man" everywhere in the world, I find it odd (and racist) to assume it doesn't extend to white big men. Like the murdering warlords in Africa are wanting for female companionship, lol.

    The thing that few bother to note is that elevated black crime levels are new. John hints that they are in line with the natural order of things, but that’s not true. When social pressure was strongly in favor of civil order and buttressed a strong civic culture, black crime was much lower. Unsurprisingly, by encouraging and celebrating black crime and disorder, we got more of it.
     
    You're contradicting yourself. Liberals' laissez-faire approach to policing blacks is precisely what allows the natural order of things - black violent criminality - to assert itself. It takes strong intervention to tamp it down.

    I think the decrease in homicide (and general violence) rates in European countries can partly be attributed to their shipping off malefactors to penal colonies (Australia, Virginia); and in general, letting violent people go commit their depredations on non-white people during the Worldwide Hunt For Colonies. A safety valve existed in all Western European societies from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, when it was finally not needed any more.
     
    The fact that even the subhumans you refer to had their shit wired far tighter than the populations they were colonizing suggests something contrary to your general way of thinking.

    Perhaps blacks retain part of their hunter gatherer culture, although recently welfare breaking up the role of men has certainly not helped. It’s having a similar effect on whites, I expect.
     
    I don't see how welfare's really relevant. Blacks are the same the world over. Welfare's more an effect than a cause.

    Hmm – who has the superior culture – the one that kills the drunk – really?
     
    No, of course not. The one with the sky-high rate of violent crime does.

    Black cops can do a good job in black areas though.
     
    No, once they lower standards enough to admit a lot of black cops (and that's the only way to get a lot of black cops), things go downhill quickly.

    In other words culture trumps biology. So much for the racial determinism of the race realist ideologues.
     
    Nope. Biology creates culture. That's why blacks still can't get their shit together after watching the modern world rise up around them.

    Replies: @Bliss, @Bob, @Fargo Refugee

    I’m not sad about Michael Brown. I’m glad. The world is better off without him.

    Calling you a racist does not sufficiently describe your cultural lowness.

    • Replies: @Bert
    @Bob

    Well aren't you a special little snowflake.

    Replies: @Bob

    , @dude
    @Bob

    I think the comment "I’m not sad about Michael Brown. I’m glad. The world is better off without him" is reprehensible. People should not approve of unnatural death.

    I think the comment "Calling you a racist does not sufficiently describe your cultural lowness" is also reprehensible. The original comment was about a thug who attacked a policeman, not a black man.

  • @The Anti-Gnostic
    @Bob

    Ferguson is in the process of becoming a black mono-culture. Public sector employees always lag during the transition. The white private sector employers and employees are fleeing or have fled. The public sector stays, rooted with the inertia of seniority and vested pensions. So, it's not unusual for a majority-black polity to have a majority-white government. It is a temporary situation in any event.

    When Ferguson finally becomes a black mono-culture, the all-black police force won't bother yelling at large, intoxicated black men walking in the middle of the street.

    Replies: @Bob

    When Ferguson finally becomes a black mono-culture, the all-black police force won’t bother yelling at large, intoxicated black men walking in the middle of the street.

    Hmm – who has the superior culture – the one that kills the drunk – really?

  • The black people of Ferguson have some complicity in this killing and this sad situation.

    They did not vote for themselves. Half the people of Ferguson are black – but the government is white.

    Never give guns to those who both hate you and lord it over you.

    Clearly they will use them on you.

    • Replies: @grey enlightenment
    @Bob

    it's not that sad. We're supposed to have pity for a punk that robs a store and some hoodlums rioting? not a single tear was shed here

    , @The Anti-Gnostic
    @Bob

    Ferguson is in the process of becoming a black mono-culture. Public sector employees always lag during the transition. The white private sector employers and employees are fleeing or have fled. The public sector stays, rooted with the inertia of seniority and vested pensions. So, it's not unusual for a majority-black polity to have a majority-white government. It is a temporary situation in any event.

    When Ferguson finally becomes a black mono-culture, the all-black police force won't bother yelling at large, intoxicated black men walking in the middle of the street.

    Replies: @Bob

  • Every now and then a bizarre character named Alistair Moffat comes on my radar. I presume he's famous in Britain, but I don't know much about him. Except that is he is keen on making the most bizarre pronouncements. A lot of the Debunking Genetic Astrology website is devoted to tackling Moffat's mischief. There's an...
  • @Razib Khan
    the post was not about frost's theory, but moffat's idiocy. he's basically saying that selection is happening strongly right now.

    Replies: @Bob

    Selection is always happening, but it would be very difficult to know how strong it is until a later time.

    Despite Moffat’s clear idiocy, it is very possible that there is actually a strong selection for blue eyes in the UK today. I might go so far as to say that the fact that the blue eye locus displays one of the highest signals of selection in western Europe actually puts the burden of proof on those that say it is not currently under strong selection.

  • The Monkey Cage, the political science blog in the WaPo, notes: Monkey Cage Is segregation the problem in Ferguson? 72 More By Jonathan Rodden August 18 Over the last few days, punditry about Ferguson, Mo., has converged on a common, well-rehearsed narrative about segregation in St. Louis that goes back to the 19th century: whites...
  • In the post below I made an offhand comment that most Americans with colonial stock in their family could probably trace at least one genealogical line back to a Native American. To some extent this implies omniscience, as most people don't have such a paper trail. But to give an example of what I'm talking...
  • While it might be rare for Americans to have Native American DNA segments from long ago, it seems to not be uncommon for them to have around 1% African admixture.

    I have helped a considerable number of extended family members (mostly not actually related to myself) in the interpretation if their 23andme tests. Many of them have Sub-Saharan African segments.

    I personally was surprised to see it in my own genome, as I have a lot of genealogical data. Tracing back as best as I could by using comparison to known relatives and people who share segments on 23andme, my African relative(s) must have lived around the Virginia/Maryland/Carolina area before 1750.

  • I teased this yesterday, and I don't like to do that, so I'm going to put up a quick post. Something more thorough will go up on the Family Tree DNA blog at some point soon. Basically I have heard through the grapevine that something on the genomewide patterns of Afrikaners would be published "soon"...
  • ” Something more thorough will go up on the Family Tree DNA blog at some point soon. ”

    Razib Kahn – Are you starting starting to contribute to the blog At FTDNA? Should we check it periodically? I see you were their spokesman (?) at I4GG.

  • For five or ten years, the news media have been obsessed with "bullies." But for some reason a search of Google News doesn't find much evidence of anyone calling the 6'4" 292 pound Michael Brown a bully. What are the odds that Brown was drunk? Update: Commenter Bob notes: Right. This doesn't mean that cops...
  • Those security cam pictures are amazing. They destroy the narrative that the media has been pushing more thoroughly than any number of words could do. After just a glance at the pics, it’s just impossible to continue to claim that Brown was some harmless kid minding his own business before he was shot.

    It’s not clear if the cop knew that Brown was a robbery suspect. However, it’s clear that Brown knew what he had done 15 minutes earlier, and given his idiotic behavior at the store, it’s not implausible that he would have tried to reach for the cop’s gun. He was probably under the influence of something.

    • Replies: @Big Bill
    @Bob

    "It’s not clear if the cop knew that Brown was a robbery suspect. However, it’s clear that Brown knew what he had done 15 minutes earlier, and given his idiotic behavior at the store, it’s not implausible that he would have tried to reach for the cop’s gun. He was probably under the influence of something."

    This. NPR was spinning "the cop didn't know he was a robber" story very hard last night, and (obtusely) missing the commenter's point entirely.

    If the cop had no idea Michael was a robber it would explain why the cop didn't get out of the car and draw down on Michael before Michael (believing he was facing arrest) got close enough to the car to reach in and fight for the cop's gun.

    Perhaps to be on the safe side we should assume every black man is a robber and automatically approach them as such. I expect Michael would still be alive if the cop had done so.

    It also shows the danger in trying to maintain white values (don't meander down the middle of the street/don't litter/don't break windows) in a Negro community. They have different values. It's time for the few remaining white folks to leave Ferguson and let the Negro community in Ferguson recreate the urban St. Louis life they know and love.

    , @Tank
    @Bob

    Yes, this aspect (Brown knew what he just did) has not been mentioned anywhere else (I've seen).

    , @The most deplorable one
    @Bob

    Dont worry.

    Any minute now the next campus noose event, LGBT lynching or white male gang rape of a black female entertainer will come along to erase the media's shame.

    , @The most deplorable one
    @Bob

    Don't worry.

    Any minute now the next campus noose event, LGBT lynching or white male gang rape of a black female entertainer will come along to erase the media's shame.

    (What's with this comment system declaring my comments as spam when I edit them?)

    , @Anonymous
    @Bob

    Turns out the Ferguson police were the only ones protecting Ferguson. The state police are letting it burn. Irony after irony. Why was MB half in the cop car? Why did her run? When you don't get the gun, you better run! Right Johnny Cochran? MB is as innocent as OJ.

  • I just want to mention that a friend is coming out with a book soon which many readers might find of great use (I've checked out some of the drafts), Bioinformatics Data Skills: Reproducible and Robust Research with Open Source Tools. Talking to some of my colleagues it's obvious that 10-20 years from now so...
  • @Razib Khan
    #8, no time. used to.

    https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/18982209-razib-khan

    Replies: @Bob

    Hello Razib, I note “The Millennial Project” in your goodreads list. I remember reading it a long time ago. It was such a hopeful book. It certainly left me with a buoyant our future is ours to choose feel. Alas the OTEC powered future does not look bright. I have not lost all hope though perhaps Elon can get us there in his own inimitable “Man Who Sold the Moon” sort of way.

  • The decline of the white American NBA star in an era of not-infrequent white NBA stars from Europe (Dirk Nowitzki and the Gasol brothers), Latin America (Manu Ginobili), and Canada (Steve Nash) has been an interesting puzzle. For a number of years, the most likely candidate to become a genuine white American star has been...
  • OT (kind of) – there has been an amusing reaction to the case of a black American who has died in Liberia (the case itself is not amusing). He did not have ebola, but was in a coma, and was prevented from leaving by the Liberian government. The fact that two white missionaries, one of them a doctor, were flown back to the USA to be treated for Ebola, is proof positive of RACISM! I know it’s hardly novel to observe the stupidity of vibrant (and some non-vibrant) Americans when it comes to perceiving the phantom R, but the comments below the story reveal an absolute cognitive chasm.

    http://www.blackyouthproject.com/2014/08/healthy-u-s-man-in-africa-dies-after-being-denied-re-entry-due-to-ebola-outbreak/

  • Posting will be light in August. I probably won't get to Nick Bostrom's Superintelligence, but I wish I could. I often don't agree with people who take transhumanism and its assorted topics seriously, but generally I find engaging them extremely though provoking. Usually people use "thought provoking" as a throwaway line, but I mean it...
  • From CeCe Moore’s Genealogy blog plugging forthcoming I4GG Conference:
    http://www.yourgeneticgenealogist.com/

    MEET THESE WORLD RENOWNED GENETIC GENEALOGY EXPERTS:
    Dr. Spencer Wells – The Genographic Project (keynote)
    Joanna Mountain – 23andMe
    Julie Granka – AncestryDNA
    Razib Khan for Family Tree DNA
    Judy Russell
    David Pike
    CeCe Moore
    Maurice Gleeson …

    My goodness. He’s come over fron the Dark Side. Up amongst the biggies. congratulations.

  • We are used to seeing stats on income, but net worth / wealth numbers are less common and more eye-opening. Here are some net worth numbers from a 2007 government survey of consumer finances, as reported by the liberal Insight Center for Community Economic Development:
  • Can’t help but look at those numbers and think if only we could make those Black & Hispanic women home owners. Only good could come of that, right?

  • One of the important things to remember in life is that even after accounting for "all factors" often you can't account for much. By "life" I do not mean mathematics or physics, two domains where this does not hold. In biology by contrast this is something you always have to keep in mind. I like...
  • I have yet to find a correlation statistic for predicting infant/toddler height to adulthood. Please tell if you know.

    Is this what you’re looking for?

    http://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts/2000growthchart-us.pdf

  • The Chautauqua lecture circuit of roughly 1875-1925 was a huge influence for uplift and enlightenment among Protestants across America. It was the successor to the earlier Lyceum movement of the Northeast at which transcendentalist philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson made a nice living out of lecturing ambitious young men on "Self-Reliance." The Travel Section of the...
  • A Chautauqua on Lake Michigan
    http://www.bayviewassociation.org/

    The money they spend keeping up the cottages is welcome in the local area.

  • During the depths of the recent recession, it was common to hear from Establishment mouthpieces that the "undocumented worker" problem was a thing of the past because there was net zero migration from and to Mexico. So problem solved! Time for amnesty immigration reform. After all, nobody would ever come here from any country other...
  • @Steve Sailer
    @John Mansfield

    Right, Indonesia and Bangladesh are immense in population, but haven't had much of a chain migration conveyor belt to the U.S. set up yet. I'm guessing the Philippines could be a major source after Central America. They've got the foothold in the U.S. to send five or ten million over the next generation.

    Replies: @Bob

    My mid 40s newlywed coworker really loves his young Philippine bride.

  • The general idea of the American Dream is for a nuclear family to own their own single family house and to be able to provide for their children to do at least as well as they have in life, or, hopefully, a little better. From USA Today via the Daily Mail (warning, if you leave...
  • Bob says:
    @AlphaSupremo
    My base is right at 130k and we've made a conscious decision to forgo an additional 100k in income for 2-3 years so that my attorney wife could stay at home with our 2 children. We did daycare for 4 years and it cost us a small fortune - 30k a year.

    Going to 1 income was a tough decision and I spent a lot of time sweating over a spreadsheet trying to come to terms with a VERY limited budget. As two long-term DINKs who waited until our thirties to have children, we've never had to budget. Our budget now is super tight and will require a lot of belt tightening but we decided to do so for the life experience.

    130k is not a ton of money when considering groceries, gas and utilities for a decent home. Vacations are going to be spent with family out of town if at all.

    Replies: @Bob

    I feel that an employable spouse (husband or wife) forgoing the pursuit of a professional career for a few years to avoid what is seen as prohibitive peripheral costs incurred due to being employed misses the point. And that point is that regardless of the costs incurred specifically due to the second spouse working are not the real price you pay. You are basically “getting out of line” career-wise. And professionally the world moves on without you. Frequently when you try to reinsert yourself into the level that you want to be at you will find that you are not as desireable as you would have been if you had “stayed in line”. Additionally, as a potential employee, you’ll be looked at as someone that would cut and run for the same reasons when you have another kid.

  • The enemy is at the gates of Baghdad. A small insurgent force has humiliatingly defeated an enormous Iraqi army. The government has no authority in that half of Iraq lying north and west of the capital. The Syrian civil war has spread and capsized the Iraqi state. In his eight years in power Iraqi Prime...
  • This is “Chalibi the thief” we are talking about right? You gloss it over, but this would be like electing the Countrywide guy.

  • Some years back I would have described myself as a conservative Republican. My understanding of what that meant was shaped by two leading conservatives of that era, during my college years William F. Buckley, and somewhat later, Pat Buchanan. Both were Catholics who embraced essentially traditional social values, as did I, were suspicious of big...
  • bob says:

    Giraldi should stop speculating on a Libertarian foreign policy and just look at what they’re doing, namely a world policy using private groups to overthrow dictatorships while the CIA is clueless. Half of the libertarian fans are in China and India, for heaven’s sake.

    I would suggest that to see what actual Libertarians and fans are doing, start at http://www.LibertarianInternational.org the Libertarian International.

  • The libertarian Establishment has disdain for Ron Paul's presidential campaign. The geeky idealists of Reason and the Cato Institute failed to warm to him; or, having warmed to him, have quickly cooled again, finding that he fails to meet their standards of ideological purity. Not only does Paul want to defend the America's borders, he...
  • The lack of research in this article is astounding. CATO as ‘establishment’ Libertarian? etc.

    To see what actual Libertarians and fans are doing, see http://www.LibertarianInternational.org the Libertarian International.

  • Recently, a reader reported that this iSteve.blogspot.com site is blocked in an Embassy Suites business center. Anybody else have any anecdotes of where I'm blocked?  
  • Siemens is good with you, but not so much with V-dare when I forget I left the VPN on.

  • The Syrian government is eliminating the last rebel strongholds in the centre of the country along the crucial road linking Damascus to Homs and to Tartous on the coast. These areas have always been essential for it to maintain its grip on power. At the same time, the rebels have launched offensives from places where...
  • Looks more and more like Turkey is aiding and abetting know international terrorists groups. Erdogan has a lot of blood on his hands much of it civilians from all creeds and races

  • Journalism is said to be the first draft of history, but it is often disappointing to find that the second or third drafts, by historians, move little further in establishing the truth about what happened. Errors made by reporters in the heat of the moment, instead of being eliminated, have become part of the authorised...
  • Patrick Cockburn has misunderstood fundamentally.

    He writes: “Not many people have heard of the St Brice’s Day massacre on 13 November 1002 when the Anglo-Saxon king, Ethelred the Unready, ordered the deaths of all Danes in his kingdom. In Oxford, surviving Danes barricaded themselves in a church (where Christ Church Cathedral now stands) and successfully defended themselves until townspeople set fire to the church. The skeletons of some 34 young men believed to have been killed in the same massacre were discovered under St John’s College in 2008.

    Overall, the Scandinavians have a lot to apologise for. ”

    The Anglo-Saxons came from the European continent and invaded England from around the fifth century. At around the time of the Viking era it is natural to think of the Anglo-Saxons as the “Englishmen”.

    “Danes” was the Anglo-Saxon term used to refer to the Vikings from Denmark.

    So the incidents that Patrick Cockburn refers to is about ENGLISHMEN SLAUGHTERING VIKINGS in large numbers in very brutal ways. Patrick Cockburn uses this incident to claim that the descendants of the Vikings should apologize to the Englishmen!?

    Patrick Cockburn seems to have limited abilities in the field of reading comprehension.

  • Recent events and key actors, past and present, have apparently upset many of the 80,000- or 300,000 Ukrainian Jews--surprisingly, no-one really knows since so many have left for the U.S. Or Israel. They voted for the ousted, actually democratically elected, Viktor Yanukovych as the best of a poor lot in the last election and are...
  • FWIW Stalin’s Jews

    “…We mustn’t forget that some of greatest murderers of modern times were Jewish”

    http://www.ynet.co.il/english/articles/0,7340,L-3342999,00.html

  • Bob says: • Website

    While I honestly sympathize with the suffering that Ukrainians went through in the last couple hundred of years…

    Google banderowcy and click on Images.

    The Ukrainian nationalists even came up with a list of 135 torture and butchering methods, for men, women and CHILDREN.

    http://wolyn1943.eu.interiowo.pl/artykuly.html

    Run through Google Translate for the details of what these evil people came up with.

    What is really sickening is how Ukrainians allow the extremists in their midst to run free. I doubt most Ukrainians have any clue as to what their founding fathers and heroes did to Poles when western Ukraine was Polish.

  • I am a great fan of Kiev, an affable city of pleasing bourgeois character, with its plentiful small restaurants, clean tree-lined streets, and bonhomie of its beer gardens. A hundred years ago Kiev was predominantly a Russian resort, and some central areas have retained this flavour. Now Kiev is patrolled by armed thugs from the...
  • Bob says: • Website

    Scott Locklin says:

    “Yeah, considering the commies snuffed out 10 million or so Ukrainians, you might wonder why they hold a bit of a grudge against those poor innocent commie”

    When asked about three months ago, with these protests already taking off, who they considered the biggest international threat, Ukrainians chose the USA – by enormous margin – as the top threat.

    33% voted for the USA. 5%, or approx. 7 times less, voted for Russia.

    This was about in line with the poll results overall. 65 countries around the world were polled. The USA again emerged as by far the top international threat.

    About a quarter of people voted for the USA.

    2% voted for Russia.

    Poll was by Win/Gallup, the Swiss international polling agency.

    http://www.wingia.com/en/survey/end_of_year_survey/

  • (By Juan Cole) Bill O’Reilly maintains that one downside of having a woman president is that Muslims won’t respect her. For Mr. O’Reilly’s information, here are the women leaders of Muslim-majority countries, most of them freely elected by Muslim publics and all of them respected by the latter: Tansu Çiller, elected prime minister of Turkey,...
  • Bob says: • Website

    O’Reilly is nothing but a demagogue. For a perfect example, see the transcript of his conversation with Dr. Francis Boyle re invading Afghanistan:

    http://www.counterpunch.org/2001/09/15/a-debate-between-bill-o-reilly-and-law-professor-francis-boyle/

    “Demagogues usually oppose deliberation and advocate immediate, violent action to address a national crisis; they accuse moderate and thoughtful opponents of weakness.”

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demagogue

    O’Reilly adheres exactly to the definition.

  • What happens when the United States government participates meaningfully in toppling foreign governments in the name of spreading democracy? That behavior usually results in unintended consequences and often produces disasters. When the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, initially to search for weapons of mass destruction that we now know the Bush administration knew did...
  • Bob says: • Website

    Jack Kane hit the nail on the head.

    The judge said, “After Yanukovich showed up at Putin’s doorstep in Moscow, Putin flexed his muscles by sending 16,000 Russian troops, in uniforms without insignias and wearing black masks (you cannot make this up), over the border to occupy Crimea, a province of Ukraine, which had been part of Russia and the Soviet Union until 1954.”

    Well, apparently you can “make this stuff up”, because the judge just did. Jack Kane covers the facts.

  • R1a1a is one of the most geographically expansive Y chromosomal haplogroups. It spans the Irish Sea to the Bay of Bengal. I am of this lineage, as is my friend Daniel MacArthur. But with deeper exploration of the phylogeny of this haplogroup it seems clear now that it is very diverse, with a great deal...
  • ” Razib Khan says:
    … look at west asia on the map:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Asia
    you are free to your own personal definition. but don’t assume and use it with others.”

    Do you generally adhere to these UN regional definitions when you refer to regions like ‘Northern European’, ‘Southwest Asian’, etc?

  • Last year I published Race, IQ, and Wealth, presenting the overwhelming evidence that group IQs were far more malleable and shaped by social influences than is widely acknowledged in many quarters. The result was a lengthy and ferocious Internet debate, including an overwhelmingly negative and even hostile response to my suggestions, mostly by bloggers who...
  • Bob says:

    The problem seems to me to be not only that race is malleable, or IQ is dubious, but that both are somewhat inaccurate. So (a) saying something about mental retardation is not terribly to the point. To repeat what ES has said above. Nobody is denying that, as a rough measure, IQ is decent enough (although, one you move beyond that level, you get into a whole lot of problems). (b) The fact that you can have some rough measure of “race” is likewise and for much the same reason not to the point. (c) Studies need to allow for the malleability of/approximation involved in both factors, when both are in some way problematic, and such studies will remain somewhat approximate. This is related to the fact that if you take two less than sensible utterances together, and mash them up, you will end up with a third utterance which is less sensible than the first two, no matter how much you work on de-problematizing either. (d) as far as social policy goes, surely some of the evidence for that is just as (un)reliable as anything else comparable including race, and IQ. I am against affirmative action, but the way to argue against it is surely not to take two highly disputed factors and to jumble them up and come up with a third.

    With philladelphialawyer, I find this comment thread a bit strange, given that, not only in this article, but in previous commentary, Ron Unz has been cited as against purely racialist theories, including quite prominently in the Richwine “defenestration” in support of said defenestration.

  • The tale of what is going on in Syria reads something like this: an insurgency active since March 2011 has been funded and armed by Saudi Arabia and Qatar and allowed to operate out of Turkey with the sometimes active, but more often passive, connivance of a number of Western powers, including Britain, France, Germany,...
  • the saudi’s have been arming the rebels – syrians & various outsiders with a sunni wahibi jihadist, anti awalite, agenda since violence broke out. there is clear evidence but it doesn’t go mainstream. batches of swiss made nato hand grenades, sold to saudi arabia, keep turning up in rebel hands. but its been getting steadily more serious, ex yugoslav army hardware from croatia is being bought & sent to rebels by saudi’s. this is more serious weaponry, you can actually see rebels using ex yugoslav recoiless anti tank guns popping up now in you tube footage.
    many jihadists are international mercenaries who go from conflict to conflict, funded by the saudi’s, with their wahibi islamist agenda. it was never widely reported that imported jihadists with saudi funding were imported into the bitter bosnian conflict in the 1990’s.

  • The past two days I had the pleasure of observing the blowout over a post by blogger Matt Forney about rape - or more precisely, about "how to rape women and get away with it." It's completely satirical, quite funny, and one can't help but by impressed by the size of the balls (no homo)...
  • When you break down violent crime (rape and murder) by race you’ll get some very interesting statistics. Liberals, of course, don’t want to hear about it.

  • My recent series on diet and cardiovascular health has produced some interesting findings. Within these findings, I have noticed some intriguing patterns. Following in the tradition of my "Tales of Two Maps" series, here are another set of two maps: This is the previously featured map of the year 2000 mortality rate from cardiovascular disease...
  • • Replies: @JayMan
    @Bob

    Thanks. The thing that limits the useful this however is that self-reported ancestry is a bit unreliable. There does seem to be a pronounced elevation of cardiovascular mortality in the Scotch-Irish areas however, consistent with the elevated rates among the Celts in Europe.

  • Because Samuel L. Jackson beats the hell out of David Hasselhoff:
  • Yeah, i dont think anyone disputes this. Though in the comics the black nick fury is a try hard and isnt as cool as the old grizzled original. Black nick fury was made for movies, so it makes complete sense to go with that characterization. Especially given the lack of black marvel superheroes, it adds big studio approved diversity.

  • Re-elected President Barack Obama’s first foreign policy challenge is likely to be Syria and one has to hope that he will have the wisdom to avoid grasping the nettle. After watching last week’s video of rebels lining up twenty-eight captured soldiers and executing them at close range with machine guns, one might well ask what...
  • Syria: None of our business.

    Andrew:
    Somehow you missed this part:
    If there has ever been a situation that makes the case for non-intervention, it would be Syria. But the role of Washington in the Syrian conflict is not terribly clear and a lot depends on where one looks. At the UN and State Department there have been repeated calls for Assad to leave. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton demanded in June that Assad step down and depart the country while President Barack Obama has declared that the US is “doing everything [it] can” to help the opposition. CIA, operating out of Turkey, has been helping the rebels with small arms, training, and some intelligence on army movements. But its more important task has been vetting the rebels to determine if they are truly reformers and friendly to the United States or, alternatively, Jihadis exploiting the situation as they did in Libya and to a certain extent in Iraq.

  • One day my daughter will lament my antiquated taste in music. "Dad, how can you listen to that stuff?" Hey, we kept it real. Dial-up modems, no holo-touchscreens.
  • Sing “Melancholy Baby”.

    > “Dad, how can you listen to that stuff?”

    Old is relative, especially to us old folks.

  • Well, not really...but in some ways close enough judged against the initial reference point of where I started on certain questions. Dienekes contends: The former position, that the Out-of-Africa population were genetically endowed supermen who blitzkrieged other humans ~50,000 years ago was probably the most common position ~10 years ago. It's outlined by Richard Klein...
  • @#2 “That intuition has led us astray in the past, so we need a check on that.”

    No doubt.