You just called AA's them, as if they are a breed, and you can't understand "them" until you live with them. As if they are all the same...
I don't see a problem with referring to AA's as "them", in the same way I would refer to any community, group or race. The only way it would be a problem is if I had stated something negative about "them". However, I have stated nothing negative, all I stated was that if you want to talk AA "targeting", you first need to know AA's.
But now that we've come this far, I will explain that statement. (And this is not some "damage control" explanation, this is explaining what I meant when I wrote the statement).
Count Valentine appears to be extraordinarily naive about the Trayvon Martin incident. The message I and many other people here are trying to get across to Count Valentine, is that if you know what goes on in some AA communities, you would find this story a complete racial game. When you live among AA's, you know that their biggest threat is from WITHIN. I have an AA neighbor, great guy, very courteous older fellow who openly tells me all the time that he is fortunate to live among us, because in his own neighborhoods, he would fear for his life.
Be that as it may, just like any other community, they look for leadership to help them out. But their leaders know their weakness: race. That's right: if you want to become a leader of many AA communities, just get up and speak about how AA's are being racially profiled, and suddenly you are a hero. As long as they will follow their rabble-rouser leaders, they will never get to the "post-racial" era. Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson do nothing but perpetuate hate and racial divide.
As for Count Valentine's claim that if Martin would be a Jew we would feel differently about it:
Let's tell the tale this way: Imagine a Jewish family hired an AA social worker or tutor for their children, and this social worker subsequently molests a child in the family. The crime is discovered, and the social worker is put before a Jury of 5 AA's and 1 Hispanic. The social worker is then acquitted due to lack of evidence. Would Dov Hikind scream "anti semitism"? Would this attract national attention?
1) Hell no. People don't molest out of hate or anti-semitism. They molest because of some sickness in their mind.
2) Hell no. Attracting national attention would only serve to embarrass the local communities who are plagued from WITHIN with sexual abuse. As a matter of fact, they may even feel that the reason for the acquittal is to to their own issues of covering these episodes up for so many years.
After all this back and forth with Count Valentine, I have come to the conclusion that his insistence that there is "something more" to this story is coming from the fact that he doesn't know sh*t about AA's and AA communities. Rather, he lives in some sheltered "white" community, all the while preaching how everyone else is thinking in a "closed minded" fashion.
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