Not too many People of Color are destructive arsonists or blood-lusting serial killers.
Do you truly believe there have been no slaughters in Africa, Asia, South America, the Middle East that weren't committed by the 'white man'?
#17 | Posted by MBlue at 2026-08-06 11:12 AM | Reply
You raise a valid point, MBlue. I am referring to the United States of America where white soldiers (and sadly the Buffalo Soldiers) callously wiped out our indigenous population from ~1790 to ~1890.
The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) documented over 4,400 racial terror lynchings of Men of Color by white perpetrators in the US between 1877 and 1950 alone.
In more recent times, the Columbine shooters, Dylann Roof, the Minnesota killer, Kyle Rittenhouse, the Boulder theater shooter, the Charles Manson cult, the Las Vegas sniper, and the Parkland HS shooter were all white.
The Pulse disco shooter in Miami was an Afghan-American.
One AI snapshot: "The racial breakdown of serial killers varies significantly by region and dataset. In the US, statistics suggest that Black offenders account for approximately 41% of identified serial killers, followed by Hispanic individuals at 7%, Asian at 1%, and Native American at 1%."
So, half of America's mass murderers are white.
White governors Ron DeSatan (R-FL) and Jim Abbott (R-TX) lead the US in executing prisoners.
Look at white Dummkopf Trumpf bombing Venezuelans and Somalis.
AI snapshot on arson: "In the US the majority of arsonists are white males, typically aged 16 - 30, with below-average education and IQ, often driven by anger or impulsivity."
Like I wrote, MBlue, you raised a valid point -- not all the lunatics are white.
Alex,
"You're a bigot, Bill"a bigot who blames an American Muslim, Abdul El-Sayed, for what Muslims in other countries do."
I'm not blaming American Muslims for what Muslims in other countries do. I'm going by what I have seen here in the United States.
My wife worked at a retail store that hired a Muslim manager who expected a private room for prayer and the freedom to stop working at designated times to pray.
Personally, I think that goes beyond reasonable accommodation. Freedom of religion should protect a person's right to believe and practice their faith, but it should not automatically entitle anyone to special privileges or the right to disrupt the workplace.
Christians have long been expected to practice their faith without interfering with their job responsibilities. Why should a different standard apply to Muslims?
Criticizing unequal treatment is not bigotry.