These people will keep talking about how El Salvador is violating “fundamental rights,” but they will never elaborate and explain how anyone other than the gang members’ rights are being violated.

They will not then explain why gang members should have rights.

AP:

El Salvador closed 2024 with a record low 114 homicides, continuing notable security gains under a second full year of a state of emergency that has given the government extraordinary powers and curtailed some fundamental rights.

President Nayib Bukele said via the social platform X that the number announced Wednesday by the small Central American country’s Attorney General’s Office made it the safest nation in the Western Hemisphere.

Not all nations had published their 2024 annual homicide totals, but the 1.9 homicides per 100,000 in population that Bukele said had been achieved would put it below what any Latin American country had reported in 2023. El Salvador’s official total does not include the killings of five suspected gang members in shootouts with security forces.

In March 2022, El Salvador’s notoriously powerful street gangs killed 62 people in a matter of hours. The congress granted Bukele’s administration a requested “state of exception” to crackdown on the gangs that included suspending some Constitutional rights and giving police more powers to arrest and hold suspects.

That seems reasonable enough.

More than 83,000 people have been arrested since, the majority jailed without due process. Bukele has said that 8,000 people who were innocent have been released.

Civil rights organizations have reported 354 people who have died in government custody during the crackdown.

Who cares?

The fact that they released people who were linked to the gangs because they found them innocent means that they’re being reasonable. “He’s a gang member but we can’t link him directly to a crime so we’re letting him go.” They’re not just arresting random people.

Despite the restrictions, the improvements in security have contributed to Bukele’s extremely high popularity. For years, many Salvadorans lived in fear of the gangs that controlled swaths of the country, extorting, killing and forcibly recruiting.

In 2015, El Salvador had 6,656 homicides, making it one of the world’s deadliest countries. In 2023, there were 214 homicides. The advances have inevitably raised the question of whether the state of emergency can still be justified to which Bukele and his ministers have obliquely answered that they have not yet achieved all that they wish.

The congress, in which Bukele’s party and allies hold a supermajority, continues to renew the special powers each month.

The gangs’ repressive control made it difficult and dangerous for residents to travel between neighborhoods, including for work. Now residents say they can walk their neighborhoods without fear.

The media is claiming that no one can replicate what El Salvador has done because it would be “bad for human rights.”

Is there anyone other than Jews and their army of ninnying women who believes that we should allow society to be menaced by criminals, to sacrifice people’s lives, in order to defend the “human rights” of the criminals?

Does anyone think that the people of Chicago would complain about “human rights” if the government implemented an emergency military operation to fix that city?

Declaring martial law during a surge of mass criminality has always been considered reasonable, and El Salvador is only even using “martial law lite.”

Congratulations, Memphis!

Breaking records!

Action News 5:

Homicides in the Bluff City have reached over 352 as of Monday, according to numbers from the Memphis Police Department, breaking the previous record set in 2021.

Shootings and killings are leaving community leaders frustrated. They say it’s time to get to the real issues that drive violent crime in Memphis.

Families of homicide victims are also fed up and still searching for answers about why these pointless shootings keep happening in the Bluff City.

“State senators like Brent Taylor think they can say, ‘Add a few more Tennessee state troopers.’ Well, Tennessee state patrol has conducted over 17,000 traffic stops since January and only made 12 felony arrests,” said Pastor Earl Fisher of Abyssinian Missionary Baptist Church.

MPD says that so far this year, there have been 298 murders and 352 homicides, which include the two victims of Monday’s deadly shootings in North Memphis.

“[This is a] 42% increase in homicides from this time last year,” said Fisher. “That only tells part of the story. It doesn’t tell the story of gun laws that have been passed in Nashville by some of the people that govern places like Shelby County that are saying we are in a warzone. You helped manufacture the warzone.”

In 2021, there were 303 murders and 346 homicides.

Fisher said gun laws need to be changed in order to bring real change.

“Open carry in the state, it’s easier, especially for Black communities and Black children, to get access to guns and drugs than it is for them to get access to jobs that pay a livable wage or equitable educations,” said Fisher.

Yeah but. Anyone can get access to guns and drugs? Maybe they shouldn’t though?

There are several reasons why people believe crime is up in Memphis.

Some cite mental health issues, while others say the poverty rate in Memphis is driving people to a survival mentally.

Hm.

It could also be that they’re doing this because they’re black, no?

We should probably at least consider that possibility.

The chief of police is a black woman

Washington loves the blacks. They love encouraging the blacks to commit crimes.

Then they whine when the blacks take them up on it?

The Post Millennial:

A new report shows that murders reached an all-time high in Washington state in 2022.

There were a reported 394 statewide murders last year, which is a 16.6 percent increase from the year prior, according to the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC).

This is the highest number of murders recorded since WASPC began collecting this data in 1980. To put into context, homicides have increased 96 percent since 2019, the year before the war on police began with the Democrat-backed “Defund the Police” movement.

In addition, violent crime increased by 8.9 percent in 2022, robberies increased by 18 percent and vehicle theft increased by 34.1 percent, data shows.

Domestic violence offenses topped the list with 45.9 percent of all crimes against persons, according to the report.

Washington State is currently ranked 51 out of all 50 states and the District of Columbia for the number of officers per thousand residents.

Assault on police officers increased by 20.7 percent in 2022, which is a 42 percent increase since 2018.

In 2021, Washington state passed sweeping police reform legislation in response to the 2020 defund the police movement, which significantly ties the hands of law enforcement officers and allows criminals to commit crimes with impunity.

While the war on police has caused officers to leave both the state and the profession in droves, the Seattle Police Department has seen the most officers exit with nearly 600 officer departures since 2020, according to Mike Solan, President of the Seattle Police Officers Guild.

“Crime is here to stay, unfortunately… since 2020, we’ve lost 500 cops and counting, and I think that’s a recipe for disaster, which is the impetus in my view of crime sweeping this city,” Mike Solan told The Post Millennial’s Ari Hoffman in January.

Every American city is becoming Gotham City.

It’s kinda cool.

Real dystopian hellscape vibe.

Video from 3 years ago

Bill Maher with quite possibly the most important and poignant questions ever asked on Real Time.

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— Kevin Dalton (@TheKevinDalton) April 23, 2023

Oh, great.

Edgelord Maher the Jew is back with a 5-year-old obvious talking point that doesn’t really even offend most Democrats at this point.

New York Post:

HBO host Bill Maher wondered why more people — including celebrities — don’t speak about the devastating crime wave that’s gripped Chicago and led to countless tragic deaths.

The comments came during the most recent episode of “Real Time with Bill Maher” when the well-known commentator delved into the topic of growing violence across the country before zooming in on the Windy City.

“But why isn’t anyone ever talking to, like Chicago, like most of the shootings are young black men killing other young black men,” Maher asked his panel. “Is that not correct?”

“Yeah, that’s correct,” Brown University economist Glenn Loury replied.

“OK, much more than what the cops do,” Maher said. “Why doesn’t anybody talk about that? Why aren’t there, you know, a hundred, giant black celebrities who would have the respect of those people say ‘What are you doing to yourself, why are you killing each other?’”

“I feel like it’s never addressed,” Maher said.

When the other panelist, University of Washington international studies associate professor Daniel Bessner, said further investment would help address the problem, Maher pushed back.

He noted one in three children in the country can’t read at a basic level of comprehension and 85% of black students lack proficiency in reading skills.

“We already spend a lot of money on schools. So, are you going to keep telling me more money will fix this because I feel like this is much more connected to the problems of people who can’t read,” Maher said. “Yes, they’re going to have problems with gainful employment, and it seems like, you know, a lot of times the solutions that come from the left seem symbolic. They don’t seem like we’re addressing what really needs to be done, which is get kids learning, get them reading, get them to have a job.”

He further said, “It doesn’t seem like the money is getting to this problem if 85% of black students lack proficiency in reading skills.”

I mean, I guess it’s good he’s saying this? Better than if he’s not saying it?

But what does it achieve?

Everyone is already getting sick of this “niggermania” stuff. Even the Democrats are sick of it because it is ruining their lives.

This gives them permission, maybe, to have a conversation about the most obvious thing on earth – a conversation that will go nowhere.

The number of unsolved murders, and the rate of the rise of unsolved murders, isn’t really getting very much attention.

The murder rate went through the roof and the clearance through the floor in the wake of the George Floyd riots, because everyone wanted to help the blacks by defunding the police. Everyone felt really proud of themselves when they went out and called for the police to be defunded.

Now, because there are no police, blacks just kill each other with no consequences.

Now, society doesn’t care, because after all – it’s just a bunch of niggers, right?

Washington Examiner:

The clearance rate for homicides in the United States in 2020 dipped to around 50%, continuing a downward trend that has plagued the country for the last 40 years. America now ranks last among Western nations for murder clearance rates.

The rate at which murders are solved decreased from 71% in 1980 to an all-time low of almost 50% in 2020, making America the first developed nation where most homicides go unsolved, according to Thomas Hargrove, founder of the Murder Accountability Project.

Hargrove said there are countries in Europe solving more than 70% of their homicides, “rates that we haven’t seen for a long time in this country.”

“Frankly, we’re last among developed nations,” Hargrove told the Washington Examiner. “And we’re a bit of sore thumb. We stick out. We are underperforming compared to what most Western democracies are performing.”

Both the Murder Accountability Project and the Marshall Project, who separately analyzed FBI data, determined that roughly half the country’s killings remained unsolved for 2020 and 2021, both years that had an unprecedented rise in homicides.

Clearing a homicide can come in several ways, according to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting. Law enforcement agencies can clear or close a murder case by arrest or through “exceptional means.”

To clear a homicide by arrest, a case must include at least one person arrested, charged with the offense, and turned over to the court for prosecution. Sometimes, circumstances occur that prevent police from arresting or charging an offender. To close a case through exceptional means, an agency must identify the offender, gather evidence to support an arrest or charge, and pinpoint the offender’s exact location.

In 2019, 45.5% of violent crimes — which can include homicide, rape, sexual assault, robbery, and assault — and 17.2% of property crimes were cleared, per the FBI. When clearing homicide offenses alone, 61.4% of cases were closed in 2019.

Violent crimes slightly declined across 35 cities known for high crime rates in 2022, per a report from the Council on Criminal Justice. The amount of less-deadly infractions, such as vehicle theft and property crimes, spiked, with signs showing 2023 might look similar.

Hargrove said the drop in 2020 murder clearances is primarily associated with the reaction from the African American community to the murder of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis, as well as decades of mistreatment or injustice.

“Police were regarded to be illegitimate,” he said. “That sense that ‘These are not our friends, they are not enforcing the law, they’re actually killing our people,’ that kind of message has a deleterious effect upon witness cooperation and participation.”

Homicides of young black and Latino men are the most likely to be left unsolved compared to other demographics, David Bjerk, an economics professor at Claremont McKenna College, told the Guardian. His study, published in 2022, determined that the clearance rate for minority men was 15 to 30 percentage points lower than any other racial demographic.

The solution, Hargrove said, is to properly fund, not “defund,” the police, a hot-button topic that gained traction after Floyd’s death.

That’s racist.

We’re just going to let the blacks die.

It’s the only anti-racist policy.

Is this good for the blacks?

Because I’ve heard from the Jews that this is what the blacks wanted and they like it.

I mean, that’s literally what they said: “the blacks don’t want police so we should remove the police from black neighborhoods.”

It’s so funny.

New York Post:

Unprecedented increases in US homicides are being met with the lowest-ever clearance rate — leaving at least half of the killings unsolved, according to alarming data and experts.

Analyses of FBI data show that 71% of homicides were deemed solved in 1980 — dropping to an all-time low of only about 50% in 2020, the last time the data were compiled.

“We’re on the verge of being the first developed nation where the majority of homicides go uncleared,” Thomas Hargrove, founder of the Murder Accountability Project, told the Guardian.

Thomas Hargrove

A graph by the group shows that the clearance rate was even higher before 1980, seemingly marked as high as 90% in 1965.

A separate graphic shows a sudden spike in homicides in 2020 — with the number marked as solved barely increasing from preceding years.

The Marshall Project — another nonprofit focused on criminal justice — also noted a “historic low” in 2020 of only “about 1 of every 2 murders” being solved.

Some experts blame the spike in 2020 on the pandemic, with the Big Apple among major cities to see shootings and murders skyrocket that year but later show signs of settling.

The Marshall Project and Murder Accountability Project compile data because there is no publicly available government database tracking homicides and the outcomes of police investigations into them.

The research is confounded by the fact that different agencies have different criteria for marking a case cleared.

For most, it means someone has been arrested, charged and turned over to a court for prosecution.

However, the FBI also allows homicides to be marked clear over “exceptional means,” including when a victim refuses to cooperate to take a case to trial or when a suspect is being tried elsewhere for other crimes.

It also applies when the suspect dies, which critics call putting “bodies on bodies” to help boost clearance numbers, the Marshall Project noted.

Some experts, however, caution that the data do not take into account key factors that have also changed over the decades — suggesting that the lower clearance rate could in fact be a sign of progress.

“It also could be that the standards for making an arrest have gone up and some of the tricks they were using in 1965 are no longer available,” said Philip Cook, a public policy researcher at the University of Chicago Urban Labs who has been studying clearance rates since the 1970s.

He noted to the Marshall Project that outrageous cases where convicts are cleared because of “shoddy” evidence were at the time listed as a “successful” homicide clearance.

You can’t help but feel bad for the blacks.

They really are helpless.

A lot of racists are going to jump all over this study, but you have to remember that white people force blacks to kill each other because they did slavery against them hundreds of years ago.

From a non “joke we’ve made nine million times in nine years” perspective, one thing about blacks that is actually respectable is that they don’t ever talk to the cops, like, ever. So it effectively made solving murders in their neighborhoods impossible, even when the cops had the resources to actually try.

This is a long article, and rather than simply documenting this truly amazing phenomenon of blacks getting away with murder constantly, the media appears to actually be complaining that the murders aren’t solved, after they said all cops were racist murderers and the police as an institution should be abolished.

CBS News:

Police called Denita Williams in April and gave her the address of a gas station in their town of Jackson, Mississippi and asked how long it would take for her to get there.

“When I pulled up, all I see is this crime tape,” Williams told CBS News.

Her son, Kenland Thompson, Jr., was shot and killed while putting air in his tires. He was 20 years old.

“The coroner had already taken his body,” she said. “He was already gone.”

Three months later, no one has been arrested for the murder of Kenland Thompson, Jr.

“I gave them names,” Williams said, describing how she told police she would help them investigate the case herself. “I felt like I was going crazy, giving them so much. They’re not doing their job.”

Across a nation that is already in the grips of a rise in violent crime, murders are going unsolved at a historic pace, a CBS News investigation has found. A review of FBI statistics shows that the murder clearance rate — the share of cases each year that are solved, meaning police make an arrest or close the case due to other reasons — has fallen to its lowest point in more than half a century.

“It’s a 50-50 coin flip,” says Thomas Hargrove, who runs the Murder Accountability Project, which tracks unsolved murders nationwide. “It’s never been this bad. During the last seven months of 2020, most murders went unsolved. That’s never happened before in America.”

Police are far less likely to solve a murder when the victim is Black or Hispanic, according to CBS News’ analysis. In 2020, the murders of White victims were about 30% more likely to be solved than in cases with Hispanic victims, and about 50% more than when the victims were Black, the data show.

In dozens of interviews across the country, police and criminal justice experts have offered a range of explanations for these trends. Some factors are evident when visiting communities such as Jackson, Mississippi, which has suffered from one of the nation’s highest murder rates.

In that city of about 160,000 people, the police department responded to 153 murders in the past year but has just eight homicide detectives to work that caseload. FBI guidelines suggest homicide detectives should be covering no more than five cases at a time.

Police Chief James Davis said his department needs more of everything to keep up with the violence.

“The whole system is backlogged,” Davis said. “I could use more police officers. I could use more homicide detectives, but if the state is backed up, the court is backed up, we will still have the same problem by developing these cases that we’re already doing.”

Police chief James Davis

Police are also contending with a breakdown in trust between their officers and the communities they serve, a result of decades of tensions that spilled over during high-profile cases of police misconduct in recent years.

That has made it harder for police to receive tips or obtain help from witnesses, said Danielle Outlaw, the commissioner of the Philadelphia Police Department. Outlaw told CBS News there is a history of “systemic inequities that contribute to the mistrust” in many communities most affected by crime.

“We’ve gotten in our own way,” Outlaw said, referring to past episodes of police misconduct. “It has to be a two-way street, as it is with any relationship.”

The challenge of closing murder cases is reflected in national statistics, but is especially acute in some locations, the CBS News review found.

“I don’t have any hope in the system”Some states have struggled with consistently low clearance rates, CBS News’ analysis shows. From Maryland to Texas, from Michigan to California, families who buried loved ones too soon await justice, often going years without answers.

Three-year-old Terrell Mayes, Jr. had celebrated Christmas with his family just one day before he was killed by a stray bullet, his life cut short as he fled up the stairs to safety inside his north Minneapolis home. More than 10 years later, his mother, Marsha Mayes, still grieves — and still longs for the day that her son’s killer will be brought to justice.

“I want the killer to know you can’t run,” Mayes said. “God knows everything.”

But she still knows little more than what she did more than a decade ago: that the person who killed her child hasn’t been caught.

During the 10 years since Terrell’s murder, the Minneapolis Police Department recorded 418 homicides committed and only 221 solved — a clearance rate of about 53%, according to CBS News’ analysis of FBI data.

In Los Angeles, Barbara Pritchett-Hughes mourns her own loss. Her son Devon Hughes, 15, was caught in the crossfire outside of a church in 2007. His killer was caught just four days after the shooting and is in prison to this day.

But nine years later, in 2016, another tragedy: her other son, DeAndre Hughes, was shot and killed just steps away from their front door.

“Not again, not again,” Barbara said she remembers thinking after she heard the news. “And I prayed, and I asked God to don’t allow this to happen again.”

Barbara said she initially thought DeAndre’s murder would be solved just as quickly as Devon’s. But some six years later, she still doesn’t know who’s responsible.

In 2020, the Los Angeles Police Department reported a clearance rate of about 55% — slightly better than the national average. But that clearance rate masks a deeper problem: like in many cities, police are less likely to solve the murders of Black victims.

Between 2016 and 2020, the average clearance rate for Black homicide victims in Los Angeles was just 45%, according to CBS News’ analysis of data submitted by the LAPD to the FBI. For White victims, it was 70%.

The LAPD recorded 351 homicides in 2020 — 36% more than the previous year. Chief Michael Moore pointed to that spike, along with the pandemic, as explanations for the city’s clearance rate. He also cited a lack of community trust in police that prevents potential witnesses from coming forward.

“The solving of a crime, a homicide particularly, is dependent on community trusting police,” Moore said.

The city of Los Angeles is now offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of DeAndre’s killer. Barbara implores anyone from the community to come forward.

“Tell, because if this was your loved one you would want someone to tell,” she said.

An incomplete picture?In Chicago, police don’t report clearance data through the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting program, so CBS News submitted a Freedom of Information Act request for Chicago Police Department (CPD) data. In 2020, that data showed, the department’s murder clearance rate was about 44% — 16% less than the national average.

But that doesn’t show the whole picture. The CPD data distinguished between cases that were cleared because a suspect was arrested and charged, and those cleared for other reasons. Those cases — so-called “exceptionally cleared” murders — are closed even though a suspect wasn’t prosecuted.

Exceptional clearances are supposed to be rare — reserved for unusual cases such as when police identify the suspect, but that suspect is dead, Hargrove said. That’s not the case in Chicago, where, in 2020, half of the homicide cases police closed were exceptionally cleared.

One of those exceptionally cleared cases was that of Diego Villada, who, in April 2017, was murdered in an alley in broad daylight on the city’s Northwest Side after being jumped by two men. His sister, Anna Villada, watched it happen.

“One of the dudes told Diego, ‘Start running, because this is the day that you die,'” Anna said.

Diego tried to get away but was shot in the head. Anna tried desperately to save him, but it was too late. He died in the hospital two days later.

Anna said she made direct eye contact with Diego’s killer immediately after the shooting and described him to police. The man she identified was arrested the same day, but wasn’t charged due to lack of evidence, according to spokespeople from both CPD and the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office.

Police exceptionally cleared his murder case due to that lack of evidence exactly four years after he was killed, on April 1, 2021.

Without those exceptionally cleared cases like Diego’s, CPD’s 2021 murder clearance rate was just 24%, CBS News’ analysis shows.

In other words, three out of four killers in Chicago are still on the street. This lack of accountability perpetuates the cycle of violence, according to Arthur Lurigio, who teaches criminal justice at Loyola University Chicago.

“When 70% of homicide homicides don’t lead to an arrest, that’s a critical mass of survivors of homicide victims that are never going to experience the justice that they deserve,” Lurigio said. “So, they bury their child and have to live with it for the rest of their lives, feeling that there’s been no closure on the matter.”

You couldn’t fix this problem without actual racist policing.

You would have to basically have a military occupation of black neighborhoods, and you would have to do really, really hardcore broken window policing.

There is a theory called “broken window policing” that says that if you let small crimes go unpunished (as for example, someone breaking out a window), it leads to bigger crimes. This is actually stupid and untrue, because poor white people live in shitty neighborhoods and commit petty crime constantly and don’t murder each other. It’s a fake theory designed to give an excuse to arrest and imprison blacks for petty crimes before they commit a murder.

But you’d have to do that. You’d have to arrest any black for any crime, and just mass incarcerate them. And it would have to be race specific. That is literally the only solution, and if you’re not going to do that, then you might as well just stop talking about the murder rate completely.

Obviously, blacks didn’t used to commit this many murders, and it is a result of the culture that has developed mostly in the post-“civil rights” era. It relates primarily to fatherlessness. At least 8 out of 10 blacks don’t have a father in the home, and probably half of those have never even met their father. So banning aid to single mothers and figuring out other ways to punish blacks for illegitimacy would be the place to start.

Or you could just blame whites for all black behavior and call it a day.

Grim https://t.co/nFEJJ7914X pic.twitter.com/TW7IHt49H9

— Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) September 22, 2021

The murder rate in the US last year jumped by almost 30%; the highest jump since a 12.7% gain in 1968.

In raw numbers, this is almost 5,000 more deaths than in 2019.

That’s lockdowns and “mostly peaceful protests” at work.

Where was FBI Wray?https://t.co/c2lFVBrcZo

— Yossi Gestetner (@YossiGestetner) September 23, 2021

New data shows that them niggas out there be wilin, with many suggesting they are wilin like a muffagguh out of this bitch.

Daily Mail:

The US saw the biggest rise in murders last year since national records began in 1960, according to preliminary data from the FBI.

The US murder rate rose by an unprecedented 30 percent in 2020, according to the FBI’s preliminary Uniform Crime Report.

Last year there were 6.55 murders per 100,000 people in the US, compared to just 5.0 murders per 100,000 in 2019, the FBI reported.

The previous biggest increase was in 1968, when homicides rose 12.7 percent in a year.

But the actual number of murders per capita remains well below the peak recorded in the 1980s and early 90s.

The 2020 murder rate is around a third less than the peak of 10.2 murders per 100,000 in 1980.

The finalized data about homicides in the US is set to be released by the FBI on Monday, but preliminary numbers appeared on the bureau’s website on Wednesday, the New York Times reports.

So the murder rate rose almost three times more than any previous murder rate rise in history?

So what.

It’s comically disingenuous to talk about the highest rise in history.

As a way to present information this is almost comically disingenuous. Instead of showing the actual per capita murder rate over time, it shows the percentage of change in the murder rate, making it look like a still relative low murder rate is historically high. https://t.co/vZAkMSsVzn

— Post-Culture Review (@PostCultRev) September 22, 2021

Because, hey – it’s still not as bad as the worst murder rates in history.

People should just be happy these are not the worst murder rates ever.

Just think about it: if the average life expectancy dropped by 30% in a single year, would anyone be complaining about that? No, it would be comically disingenuous. Instead, people would be saying “at least everyone doesn’t die in their 30s like during the industrial revolution.”

What’s more – as if that wasn’t enough positive spin – it’s not even rising as fast this year.

We aren’t even going to have two years in a row of historic murder increase.

We are going to have two years of historic covid death increases.

Maybe the media should consider talking about that, and talking about how the whites refuse to be vaxed?

I just get so tired of hearing whites complain about the black murder rate.

Whites know how to solve the problem of black crime. It’s very simple: they have to abolish the police.

No police, no crime.

It’s not difficult to understand.

But whites refuse to abolish the police because they love oppressing black people.

Just look at what they did to poor old George Floyd, as one example.

Whites love it when blacks are murdered, which is why whites invented police in the first place.

This is a genocide.

They have no room to complain about the black murder rate so long as they continue to support the existence of the police.

Even the gang members leaders getting smarter. Something isn’t adding up. We didn’t hear about blacks hung from trees but now that #blm is moving blacks are commuting “suicide” by hanging themselves. There’s real police agencies that want to genocide blacks pic.twitter.com/II17LcJvGk

— The Obama Progressive (@Billy_ThatsIt) July 7, 2020

Whites will never be able to accept that black lives matter because they hate them for their skin color.

That’s the real problem that America needs to reckon with.

The news shouldn’t even be reporting on the biggest rise in murder in all of history. It’s more white supremacy to even bring that up at all.

VICE just put out a documentary about how many women are killed in Honduras.

As of 2010 in Honduras, over 90% of all murder victims are men in any given year, which is one of the highest imbalances anywhere in the world.

And that’s how it’s been ever since, which is more or less how it is in almost all countries.

But women are still trying to push the narrative that killing women is somehow more special than killing men.

And it’s working better in Latin America than anywhere else for some reason, even though most countries there have the lowest per capita percentage of females in the total number of murder victims.

Women really are dumb.

It’s sad that so many people die in Mexico. But it’s actually a gift, as it means that even more members of the lowest rank of one of the most violent countries on earth come to our country to enrich us with vibrancy.

Sweet, sweet vibrancy.

Dunno about you guys, but if I were in charge of Sweden’s government, I’d sue America for hogging all the precious taco goblins for itself.

Really, it’s just pure racism not to share.

Reuters:

Murders in Mexico rose by 33 percent in 2018, breaking the record for a second year running, official data showed, underlining the task facing the new president who has pledged to reduce violence in the cartel-ravaged country.

Investigators opened to 33,341 murder probes compared with the previous year’s record of 25,036, according to information from the Interior Ministry published on Sunday.

Mexico has a population of 123 million people – well, politically correct humans, anyway.

Europe has a population of approximately 730 million people, and around 20K murders a year.

So why wouldn’t every person with a minimally functional brain prefer immigrants from Norway instead of Mexico?

Ah, that’s right – Norwegians don’t have tacos.

What do Norwegians even eat? Some kind of disgusting cold fish soup?

Disgusting.

The last thing we need is more cold soup. We need hot, hot, hot – spicy enchiladas!

Mexico has struggled with years of violence as the government has battled brutal drug cartels, often by taking out their leaders. That has resulted in fragmentation of gangs and increasingly vicious internecine fighting.

The complexity of fighting criminal groups is a major test for President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who assumed office in December, vowing to try a different approach to his predecessor.

…

Of Mexico’s 32 regions, the central state of Guanajuato registered the highest number of murder probes opened in 2018, at 3,290, more than three times as many murder probes as the 1,084 investigations opened in 2017.

Guanajuato has been hit by bloody turf wars among gangs battling for control of a lucrative market for stolen fuel.

Huh.

Imagine building a network of warring gangs around stealing fuel.

In this particular situation, the best thing to do would probably be to let them blow themselves up.

I love the smell of fried taco goblin in the morning

Countries don’t look like constitutions, money, laws, or other bits of paper, they look like the people who live in them.

That’s why all the parts of eastern Europe which are poorer than Mexico all have roughly the same murder rate as all the richest White parts of Europe – actually lower in most cases, since the latter have niggers, sandniggers, curryniggers, kebabniggers and other niggers flowing into them.

And you guys wanna hear something funny?

Not only is Mexico not in the top 3 most violent countries in Latin America, it’s not even in the top 3 most violent North of the Panama Canal.

The top 3 are Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, the latter having over 4 times the murder rate of Mexico.

Those are exactly the places where you’ll be getting all those poor oppressed children fleeing the brutal lack of gibs… Unless, of course, you BUILD THE WALLS!

Yes, WALLS, plural – a physical one to protect your border from invaders, and a psychological one to protect your brain from filthy kike propaganda.