Like Father Like Son

One of the most common copes race realists get from normie Whites is that blacks only act the way they do because of the “breakdown” of the black family. It goes back to Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s 1965 report “The Negro Family: The Case For National Action”. Moynihan’s report focused on the problem of black children being born out of wedlock, a situation that has only gotten worse in the last 60 years.

The issue of broken families and out of wedlock births is a significant one, I would argue it is far more damaging to Whites but regardless one of the most reliable indicators of future poverty is that a child is born out of wedlock. The question is, even if we could somehow break the cycle of single mothers raising children who then have children out of wedlock, would that significantly change black behavior?

I don’t think it would. Here is an example I saw on Twitter yesterday….

These are younger kids, maybe middle school, and the White kid is clearly trying to stay clear of the black kid. Whatever led up to this, the White kid retreats and the black kid gives chase before attacking him. An adult coach steps in to break up the fight because that is something you are supposed to do when kids are fighting during a game although I wouldn’t even call this a fight because the black kid was just chimping out and the White kid wasn’t even fighting back. The father of the black kid comes hurtling out of the stands and blindsides the coach.

What lessons will the black kid take from this? The most likely lesson is that when something isn’t going your way you should immediately escalate to unreasonable violence. The coach barely touched the black kid who was the aggressor in the first place. The kids were separated and things were under control until black dad assaults the coach. Sons look to fathers for cues on how to behave and I am sure little DeMarcus will take that lesson to heart: you are never at fault and violence is always the appropriate response.

Our favorite Murder Monkey Karmelo Anthony apparently has his father in his life and he brought a knife to a track meet and stabbed a White kid to death because he was told to move. If he didn’t learn to be a murderous thug from daddy, he clearly didn’t learn to not be a murderous thug from daddy.

To be blunt, having a father in the home is only of benefit to his children if the father isn’t a violent piece of shit. If the father is the sort like we saw in this video, he likely is not only not helping but making things even worse. I don’t know the black dad in the video or what his deal is, he might be a superficially normal guy but the slightest problem can lead to even tame blacks snapping and acting like the worst ghetto trash.

I understand being protective of your children, I was overprotective of our 8 kids to a fault in a lot of ways, but this wasn’t an instance where the father needed to protect his kid because his kid wasn’t being harmed (unlike the White kid being attacked). I have had coaches grab me by the facemask and scream in my face. It wasn’t fun at the time but it didn’t kill me and is just one of those things growing up and playing sports that are supposed to toughen you up.

In this situation we instead see a black dad teaching his son that even when you are in the wrong, if someone interferes with you being an animal, they are the problem and not you. It used to be that if you did something wrong, you got in trouble in school but then you really got in trouble at home. Do you think that the black dad in the video went home and told his little LaDarius that he shouldn’t attack another kid? Of course not, he probably patted him on the back for “standing up for himself” and his son likewise probably bragged to the other black kids about his daddy being a bad ass who blindsided a coach for separating two kids.

The point of all of this is that the problems in the black community where violence, poverty, indolence and ignorance are endemic is not something that can be solved by getting black dads to stick around and help raise their children. Often the case seems to be that black children are learning precisely the wrong lessons from their fathers when dad sticks around instead of going to the store and never coming back or landing in prison. They also don’t really want to hear it. When a black leader calls on black men to be responsible, they are called Uncle Tom or accused of trying to get blacks to “act White”. You can’t change people who refuse to see they need to change and instead prefer to never take any responsibility and blame external forces for their problems.

Unless someone gets to the point where they realize that the reason blacks are so criminally inclined and violent is an issue of biology, not sociology, they are not going to understand the depths of the problem. We could certainly do more to keep families together starting with ending the incentivization of single motherhood via the welfare system but blaming black behavior on culture is just a giant cope to avoid talking about biological realities.