White Philosophy: Black Behavior
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An interesting feature of Black behavior: Blacks cannot admit guilt. Like children, they blame others for their mistakes. For example, in 1988, the famous Black soul singer James Brown (uhh!) got high on (uhh!) “angel dust” (yeow!) and threatened people with a shotgun, then he led police on a wild car chase, which ended with the police shooting out the tires of Brown’s truck. Brown’s comments afterwards? He was innocent. It wasn’t his fault. He didn’t do anything wrong. (Then whose fault was it? Brown was sentenced to 6 years in prison for that episode). In that way, Blacks are like children who blame everyone else for their screw-ups. (Brown is a great example of the old adage: “You can take the boy out of the jungle, but you can’t take the jungle out of the boy”; indeed, Brown is a better example of that than most Blacks, due to his stage grunting and frequent PCP use).