Tribes

John Adams wrote that "human passions are insatiable" that "self-interest, private avidity, ambition and avarice will exist in every state of society and under every form of government;" and that "reason, justice and equity never had weight enough on the face of the earth to govern the councils of men." (Quoted by Chilton Williamson in The Conservative Bookshelf).

New SF police chief George Gascon went to historically Black Bayview for a town meeting on violence by Blacks against Asians. Of course, the Blacks in attendance wanted to play the victims. Jesse and Al have taught them well.

The response from many African Americans was, "Where were you when we were the victims?"

Of the reward offered for leads to the murderers of fatally beaten Huan Chen, "You ain't never seen a black person offered $100,000," said Ingrid Wynn, to shouts of approval from other African Americans.

"It is an insult to us in this community to see all this police force," said Geoffrea Simpson Morris, a Board of Supervisors candidate. Another speaker, Charlie Walker, said top police commanders have never met with the community after the violent deaths of African Americans, including his grandson in November.

Was Mr. Walker's grandson killed by an Asian, or another Black?

Gascon presented the city's latest statistics on aggravated assaults and robberies through April 24, showing that Asians, who make up 30 percent of San Francisco's population, accounted for 19 percent of the victims; African Americans, 7 percent of the population, made up 21 percent of the victims.

And what are the races of the perpetrators?

Just askin'...

_____________________-

PS. Heather Graham skewers the New York Times for the same PC BS.