You should search to relieve yourself of your willful ignorance.
We can try this from a different angle.
Climate change.
You live in Florida, I live in Idaho. Two different climates. If my weather seems cooler and yours much hotter, we can argue from our own particular perspectives whether we are experiencing climate change on a larger scale.
What we actually need to discuss the issue is someone who is able to analyze the data from a national or global perspective. Only then can we get the big picture.
You’re just focusing on your narrow view of the world, while I’m citing experts who are looking at it from a national perspective.
You can agree with THEM or not. I don’t give a shit. But your argument “I live among blacks, so I know better” fails from the get go.
Do you even know the definition of the word "cite"?
Cite: quote (a passage, book, or author) as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement, especially in a scholarly work.
You have yet to "cite" ANYONE, genius.
I've read detailed, scientific reports by experts on black on black crime.
I will not cite them or provide links to them or provide any kind of rational analysis of them because I feel you should Google them yourself.
I did however post TWO legitimate news reports of detailed studies on the subject of black crime, which back up everything I've said. Included in those two news clips, were the informed opinions of black community leaders who see the situation first hand and have lived it themselves every day of their lives.
And you have not even attempted to refute them.
Why?
Is it because you know you can't? That you'd look even sillier than you do if you tried?
What makes you think you know more about black people than black people?
Your argument “I read studies about blacks, so I know better” fails from the get go.