Don’t Make the Black Kids Angry

"FP: Colin Flaherty, thank you for joining Frontpage Interview.

Flaherty: Great to be back Jamie.

FP: Let’s begin with you telling us why you wrote this book.

Flaherty: I wrote Don’t Make the Black Kids Angry because the violence is getting worse, and so are the denials.

Example: On Valentine’s Day 2015, 1000 black people stormed a mall and movie theater in Orlando — destroying property, assaulting police, looting stores and creating mayhem.

Yet not one local reporter said how this has happened to dozens of malls all over the country in the few months between Christmas and Valentine’s Day. And how more and more people are casting aside the old excuses of poverty, education, family, whatever.

And today there is a new excuse. One that is growing in popularity.

Today it is all about white racism — how it is everywhere, all the time, and explains everything.

So on one hand, many still deny it is happening. On the other, they say it is happening but blame it on white people.

I wrote Don’t Make the Black Kids Angry to expose the hoax of black victimization as the greatest lie of our generation."

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If you are wondering why no one seems to be aware of the epidemic of black on white violence, the answer comes in this article.

I had a conversation with an idiot black last week who said there was no such thing as black on white violence, but if there was it is an isolated incident and certainly not an "epidemic."

I couldn't believe what I was reading but after thinking about it, it does make sense. If a person relies on the mainstream media who completely ignores black on white crime while pushing the concept of "white privilege" and all of that garbage you would be totally unaware of the dangers that the black race poses to white people.