THIS is your first post?

What the hell are you even talking about?

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Shhh, don't tell.

Keep shitting on the under class and of course they're gonna react!

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leanneS is a 10
Ziggy Sobotka from The Wire is my hero!!!!
You're just picking the knickers from your arse
like you're playing a one-stringed harp!

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The shocling gangland culture exposed by Louis Theroux in both Philladelphia and Johanessbourg have one thing in common: The perpertrators are alomost eclusively black. With the growth of black popular culture throughout the world, is this the shape of things to come everywhere?

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is there any majority black city where blacks run the govt that is safe and clean and a good place to live?

Gangs develp from certain cultural backgrounds -generally poverty, hopelessness and a sense of fear. gangs offer some protection (though open up other threats obviously) and income for short term gain. Colour or race have nothing to do with it. Black people in both places you mention have been beaten down for centuries and treated like animals. In S. Africa, it's been less than one generation since black people regained the slightest bit of political or social control in their lives.It takes longer than that to overcome a couple of hundred years of oppression and socio-economic factors that kept black people living in poverty and powerlessness. In the US, it's better and things are more advanced than even present-day S. Africa but the history is depressing. And while it's MUCH better than at any other time in American history, balance is not yet achieved and in many parts of the country the same factors that lead to gangs in the 50's are still there now.

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A Parent, old geezer, and occasionally right. Good judgment comes from bad
experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.

East-Asians have a higher average income than Whites - yet they have more gang members per capita than Whites.
(In the USA)

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"Every Jew, somewhere in his being, should set apart a zone of
hate -- healthy, virile hate -- for what the German personifies
and for what persists in the German. To do otherwise would be
a betrayal of the dead." - Elie Wiesel