Black America in 2005 live among a silent majority of racist who hold power in many areas of society, yet too many of us refuse to believe it and choose to go with the flow, as long as it does not interfere with what we got (material possessions) and our jobs. News flash, without your white-regulated job, you would have nothing and would be nothing but a Negro.

This white boy pictured and those he know choose to defend what Bennett said about aborting Black children to reduce the crime rate, taking it all in stride, mocking what many Blacks with dignity have considered fighting words. For the record, we have contacted this boy to see what he will say against the face of a real Black man, not a media made Uncle Tom like Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton. Also, if I were to see this white boy coming out of the store this evening, I would probably kick his ass, same with Bennett.

Here's his website and his email address: Email him and challenge his idiocy and hatred toward Black babies.
nschulz@techcentralstation.com
http://www.techcentralstation.com/093005NS.html

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Bill Bennett's Reality-Based Defenders
By Nick Schulz

Former Drug Czar and Secretary of Education Bill Bennett's comments over skin color, crime and abortion have lots of folks howling, from Nancy Pelosi to Howard Dean to the NAACP to Ted Kennedy to the White House (go figure). What prompted this bipartisan outrage?

Here's the incendiary remark that he made on his popular radio program:

"...if you wanted to reduce crime, you could -- if that were your sole purpose -- you could abort every black baby in this country, and your crime rate would go down."

Bennett has pointed out, correctly, that his remarks have been taken out of context. Even liberal commentators like Matt Yglesias and Brad DeLong feel the context of the remarks is mitigating and Bennett has no reason to apologize for them.

But let's forget about the context for a minute. Context can be so... so... oh, well, it can take all the fun out of it. So let's just focus on what Bennett said, totally out of context.

DeLong and Yglesias and are sufficiently reality-based enough to know that blacks commit a disproportionate share of violent crimes in the United States. This is not news. It's not even a controversial proposition. Given that fact, it's not a monumentally difficult conceptual leap to surmise that if you aborted every black child in the country from here on out (a hideousness that no one is advocating), the crime rate would drop.

Without getting into the tricky context of Bennett's remarks -- that doing so would be morally reprehensible, etc. -- what more is there to say about it? That it isn't true? No one, as of this writing, has argued that.

Bill Clinton claimed while he was president that he wanted to have a "national conversation on race." Perhaps he was being sincere. But it's plain from recent events that hardly anyone else in this country really, truly wants to have a "conversation" on this topic. If the mindless, knee-jerk reaction to Bennett's remarks -- including from places like the White House -- is any indicator, no one has any interest in an honest discussion of race. Perhaps it's nothing new, but we live in a time where uncomfortable truths -- even challenging questions -- are to be shouted down and, if possible, driven from the public square. Harvard University's Larry Summers discovered this recently. Now Bill Bennett is on the receiving end of this same idiotarian nonsense. America is the worse for it. Thank goodness some liberals were honest enough to defend him. Let's hope others see fit to do the same.

© September 2005 By CR Hamilton